Jorebangla Temple, Vishnupur, West Bengal India

 The Jore Bangla temple resembles two thatched huts joined together and surmounted by a single tower. This temple in brick was built by the Malla King Raghunath Singh in 1655.The structure was erected on one metre high platform using laterite bricks. The entire outer surface is decorated with terracotta plaques displaying various aspects of human life and culture, gods and goddesses, animals, floral and geometrical designs .

One of the most important attractions of Bishnupur, Jorebangla Temple was built around 1655 AD by Raghunath Singh, a Malla King, and the temple looks as if it is surmounted by a single tower over two thatched huts connected together. The temple’s roofs and walls have conventional Chala style of architecture and the terracotta works on the walls are simply magnificent. This pristine fabrication made using laterite bricks are definitely a wonder worth relishing.