A major Krishna temple and one of the city’s central spiritual landmarks, known for festivals and a strong devotional culture. The temple complex feels deeply tied to local identity, with worship traditions that connect people to the royal-era heritage of Cooch Behar.
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History & highlights
Constructed over several years (commonly cited 1885–1889) under Maharaja Nripendra Narayan, the temple became closely associated with royal patronage and community worship. Its history shows how late 19th-century Cooch Behar shaped public religious spaces as cultural anchors that continue as living traditions.
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