Kantajew Temple

0 (0) , Est. 1704–1752

About the temple

Kantajew Temple is an 18th-century Hindu temple in Dinajpur, Bangladesh, dedicated to Krishna and his consort Rukmini. Built over two generations starting in 1704 and completed in 1752, it is renowned for its intricate terracotta architecture. The shrine draws devotees through the day for darshan and aarti, with the atmosphere reaching its peak during the evening rituals and on festival days when special pujas are performed.

terracotta architectureKrishna temple18th centuryBengalDinajpur

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How to reach

By road

Well connected to city centre, ~20 min by taxi or auto.

On foot

Footwear stands and cloak rooms available near the main entrance.

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Dharamshalas and hotels within walking distance of the temple.

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