Joyrambati

About Joyrambati

Known for its terracotta temples, Bishnupur is a small town in Bankura district, West Bengal. The town is located on the western edge of the Bankura district and is well connected to Kolkata and other places in the state. The terracotta temples here are some of the most beautiful in the state. The temples were built in the 17th and 18th centuries by the Malla kings. The temples are dedicated to the Hindu gods and goddesses. Some of the most popular temples here are the Radha-Govinda temple, the Shyam Rai temple, the Jor Bangla temple, and the Madan Mohan temple. The temples are all made of terracotta and are decorated with intricate carvings. The town also has a few beautiful palaces, which are also made of terracotta. The most popular palace here is the Rajbari palace. There are also a few other places of interest in Bishnupur, such as the Bankura Horse Statues, the Rasmancha, and the Pancha Ratna temple. The town is also home to a few museums, which showcase the art and culture of the region. Bishnupur is well connected to other places in the state by road. The town is also well connected to Kolkata, which is the nearest major city. The town has a railway station and there are also a few buses that connect the town to other places in the state.