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History of Bishnupur

Malla Dynasty:

The Malla Dynasty Raghunath or Adi Malla reigned for thirty-three years and is known to this day as the Bagdi Raja, probably because the district was then inhabited by aboriginal races over whom he established his rule and also because his foster-mother was a woman of the Kushmetya caste,..

Overview of Bishnupur

Bishnupur, the temple town in the Bankura district of West Bengal is welcoming you with its lavish heritage , proud culture , brilliant architecture and tales of terracotta. Adi Malla established the Malla dynasty...

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A Journey Through Heritage and Harmony!

Rhythms of the Earth, Steps of the Soul

Tribals & Dance Forms

Bankura, a culturally rich district of West Bengal, is home to various tribal communities such as the Santhal, Bhumij, and Munda. Their traditional dance forms are deeply rooted in nature, spirituality, and daily life. These dances, are performed during festivals and rituals with vibrant costumes, rhythmic drumming, and expressive movements. Each step reflects the harmony between the tribal people and their environment, celebrating life, harvest, and heritage.

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Transport

Bishnupur is reasonably well connected via roads. Due to its importance as a tourism destination, it is connected to almost all major places of Bengal.

By Airport :

Durgapur (RDP) is the nearest Airport available. Besides tourists can avail Kolkata Airport (CCU) as well. Both are well connected by road and rail network. DISTANCE - 102KM*

By Rail Station :

Bishnupur has its own railway station VSU. Besides Bankura railway station (35 km) and Durgapur railway station (78 km) are the optional choices to  travel Bishnupur. DISTANCE - 02 KM*

Bus Stand:

Bishnupur is well connected by roads from all nearby cities. State transport buses and private buses are available to reach Bishnupur. You are welcome. DISTANCE - 01 KM*
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Threads of Tradition, Hands of Heritage

Handicrafts & Handlooms

Terracotta Pottery

Terracotta pottery from this region reflects intricate designs and storytelling through sculpture.

Dokra art

Dokra art is a traditional form of metal casting that has been practiced in India for over 4,000 years.

Baluchari Saree

the Baluchari saree is considered one of the finest examples of Bengal’s textile heritage.

Bishnupur

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