Jor Mandir Group
জোড় মন্দির
A cluster of small laterite temples in the south of town, with the nearby Radha Govinda, Radha Madhab and Kalachand temples, ideal for a slow, quiet stroll.
The Jor Mandir group was built in 1726 and consists of two larger square single-spired temples and a small shrine, with finely carved laterite reliefs on their exterior walls. Within a few hundred meters are the Radha Govinda Temple (1729), the Radha Madhab Temple (1737) and the Kalachand Temple (1656), which share similar styles but each has its own relief details. This area sees far fewer visitors than the main temples in the town center, and it is surrounded by fields and ponds, so it is good for slowly touring by rickshaw. Some of these temples are included in the ASI combined ticket.
Opening hours
Sunrise to sunset
Nearby sights
- Dalmadal Cannon
- Rasmancha
- Shyam Rai Temple
- Jor Bangla Temple (Keshta Rai)
- Radha Shyam Temple
- Mrinmoyee Temple
- Lalji Temple
- Madan Gopal Temple