Chota Govinda Temple

A heritage of Bangladesh

Chota Govinda Temple Chothagovinda Temple Krishnapur, Bangladesh Ruled this region in the 19th century Hindu temple built by the lord The temple hangs on all sides Holding an umbrella roof Terracotta relief Unique to Bengal Architecture

The rectangular Gopal temple, which is adjacent to the large Ahanik temple, has a length of 12.5 meters and a width of 1.5 meters. Except the north side of this temple facing south, there are porches on the other side and there are stairs to rise to the second floor on the west side. There are three entrances to the south of this temple and one to the east and west. In addition, there are 3 on the south side of the upstairs room and one on the west. There is a terracotta statue at the main entrance to the lower floor. However, like other temples in Puthia Temple, this temple has no ornaments. The floor above it is much smaller than the lower floor.