Madan Mohan Temple in Bankura of Bishnupur in West Bengal is a masterpiece of Ekaratna style built by King Durjana Singh in 1694. The temple has a flat-roofed building with carved cornices, prevailed over by the apex. The scenes from Ramayana, Mahabharata, and the Puranas are beautifully depicted on the walls of the temple. The Madan Mohan Temple is termed as the finest terracotta temple of Bishnupur. This temple is dedicated to Lord Madan Mohan(Lord Krishna), whose finest architecture leisure several tourists all over the world.The devotees are welcomed with the view of two large pillars having a beautiful artwork. The childhood of Lord Krishna and anecdotes with his friends and beloved Radha are depicted on the pillars.To know more about the rich culture of India, including the Madan Mohan Temple on your travel list.

The masterpiece in Eka Ratna style was built by Bir Singha II in 1658. The Lalji Temple or Radha Laliju temple is the worship temple of Shri Radha and Shri Krishna built in the Temple town, Bishnupur of West Bengal. A stone slab lying loose in the Verandah of the temple depicts some Bengali characters. Nat Mandir or dancing hall is situated in just front of Lalji Temple. The temple worshiping Radha and Krishna shows the absolute embodiment of true love. The Lalji temple is built on the square plinth and is one of the finest and famous temples built by Malla Kings in Bishnupur. The temple in its architecture has char chala or sloping roof and a single tower or Shikhara. The Lalji temple beautifully shows the rich Indian Culture and values and the religious values. To know more about the Indian religious history, this temple is must to be visited.

This is the masterpiece built by Malla KIng, Raghunath Singh in 1655AD, also known as Yorubangala. This temple is made of laterite bricks which have an actualization of two stranded huts joined together and crowned by a single tower. The architecture of the temple depicts the history of the Malla kingdom and the roofs are made in typical Chala style. The walls of the temple show the pictures of the battles which took place. The region here shows the huts of a traditional village. The temple is famous for its terra cotta designs and stories showing Hindu values and mythology. Jorebangla is the place which should be in the forefront of your travel plans as this temple is one of its kind. This temple is a must to be visited for the history enthusiasts and others alike.It is surrounded by a garden, which makes the place even more beautiful. When in West Bengal, the temple is worth a visit.

The ‘youngest’ among the temples which were built during the heyday of Malla Kingdom, The Radhe Shyam temple was built during the reign of King Chaitanya Singha during the mid of the 1750s in the terra cotta style of architecture. The temple has a dome shaped sikhara with stucco motifs that depict floral, geometric and life of Puranas and the wall-reliefs are based on Ramayana and ‘Dashavatar’ (Ten incarnations) of Vishnu. The Radhe Shyam temple is ‘Ek-Ratna’ i.e. single spire temple with a square base. The deity is used to be placed in the spire during festival days so that a large number of devotees can view the idol from a distance. The entrance of the courtyard which encloses the temple consists of Islamic style gateway. The work on this temple is one of the most elaborate and aesthetically pleasing among the laterite temples you will come across.