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Pratapeswar Temple

Overview

•Kalna is known for its terracotta temples and the Pratapeswar Temple definitely stands out among the numerous temples of Kalna.
•Located at the left of the entrance of the Rajbari Complex this small deul styled temple, whose outer walls are covered with intricate terracotta works.

Highlights

Kalna is known for its terracotta temples and the Pratapeswar Temple definitely stands out among the numerous temples of Kalna.
Located at the left of the entrance of the Rajbari Complex this small deul styled temple, whose outer walls are covered with intricate terracotta works.
The 1849 built temple stands on a high podium.
The Pratapeswar Temple is built in rekh deul style, with curvelinear sikhara and single arched entrance.
All the four sides of the temple has rich terracotta ornamentation depicting images of gods and goddesses to scenes from the great epics.

Dress Code

Modest, respectful clothing is expected at this site.

Things to Do

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Kalna is known for its terracotta temples and the Pratapeswar Temple definitely stands out among the numerous temples of Kalna.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Kalna is known for its terracotta temples and the Pratapeswar Temple definitely stands out among the numerous temples of Kalna. Located at the left of the entrance of the Rajbari Complex this small deul styled temple, whose outer walls are covered with intricate terracotta works.

It is about 1.4 km from central Ambika Kalna.

The most comfortable months are January, February, March, November and December; June is the hottest, with highs around 34°C.