Keshto Ray Temple, Bishnupur

The temple measures 11.8 meters in length, 11.7 meters in width, and reaches a height of 10.7 meters on a stone platform.

King Raghunath Singha Dev established this temple in 1655 during his reign over the Mallabhum kingdom, marking a period of architectural advancement.

The exterior walls display intricate terracotta designs that tell stories from Hindu mythology through detailed sculptures and ornamental patterns.

The Archaeological Survey of India maintains this Monument of National Importance, which remains open to visitors throughout the year.

The temple features three arched entrances supported by columns and contains two main chambers: the mandapa and garbhagriha with a 0.75-meter gap between them.

Location: Bishnupur

Inception: 1655

Founders: Raghunath Singha Dev

Architectural style: Jor-bangla

Height: 10.7 m

Length: 11.8 m

Width: 11.7 m

GPS coordinates: 23.07171,87.32679

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:45