Kalna: The Temple Town of Bengal
Kalna, officially known as Ambika Kalna, lies on the western bank of the Bhagirathi River in Purba Bardhaman district. The town boasts a glorious past, particularly under the rule of the Maharajas of Bardhaman who commissioned some of the most iconic temples in Bengal. Its architectural wonder, the 108 Shiva Temples, arranged in two concentric circles, is a marvel of symmetry and devotion. The Rajbari Temple Complex showcases exquisite terracotta work on temples like the Pratapeswar and Krishna Chandra Temples. Kalna is often called the “Terracotta Town” for its stunning temple carvings that reflect Bengal’s craftsmanship and religious fervor. Kalna is a perfect destination for travelers interested in history, art, and spirituality, offering a peaceful yet enriching experience away from the chaos of larger cities.
Kalna is a hidden gem for heritage and temple lovers, blending spiritual ambiance with Bengal’s finest terracotta architecture. It is a peaceful getaway rich in culture and history.
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