Bishnupur Tourism

"The land of terracotta temples" Bishnupur Tourism A small town inWest Bengalfamous for its terracota temples, Bishnupur is famous among tourists, especially for its rich culture including architecture, music and handicraft. Bishnupur is a town with a rich heritage and a present as rich in culture, art and architecture. Its heritage and an ornamented culture transcends into multiple attractions for the tourists, which can be witnessed in the area's soft corner for classical music, paintings or while you take home a Baluchari sari. The temples that the area is known for include Jorbangla temple,Rasmanchatemple, Shyamrai Temple and many more. These find immense grandeur in their identity as carriers of significant histories as well as architectural marvels. Download Bishnupur PDF Guide > What's Great? Gorgeous terracotta temples which boast of their ancient architectural style. Rich in Indian heritage and culture. Availability of finely handcrafted products. Cheap Baluchari sarees which are a speciality of Bishnupur. What's not so Great? While travelling from Howrah to Bishnupur on private vehicles, you can encounter bad roads. For Whom It's a captivating place for those who want to get acquainted with the architectural style of West Bengal. Due to the presence of numerous temples, it can appeal to religious people as well. It is a haven for shoppers due to the availability of affordable ornaments and clothes.

Bishnupuri Sarees Bishnupur's name holds spiritual significance, as it derives its name from the Hindu God, Lord Vishnu, Bishnupur is filled with the aura of serenity and chastity due to the presence of countless temples that offer a great spiritual retreat, and colossal buildings reflect the heritage of our country. It offers a secluded world away from the busy life and crowded roads of the city. Besides its architectural marvels, there is one thing that attracts people from all the corners of the world. That's the Baluchari saree of Bishnupur which has developed a brand of its own. Bishnupur is known for producing these silk sarees which are not only beautiful but are manufactured with high fabric. Some great mythical stories are designed on the sarees with extreme precision and skills. Within one week, the talented artists complete the production of one Baluchari saree, and it comes in the market of Bishnupur to be sold at affordable prices. Despite the fact that the Baluchari sarees are in huge demand, you can still buy a lot of sarees at some pocket-friendly rates, and that's what makes Bishnupur a great place for shopaholics.

Itinerary Day 1-Reach Bishnupur and get freshened up. Start with the infamous Jorbangla Temple. Then head towards the Gate of Old Fort which is quite near the temple. Continue your spiritual journey by heading towards Shyam Rai temple and get the blessings of the Lord. Head back to your hotel and nourish yourself with delectable cuisine. Day 2-Wake up early and get your breakfast fix. Go to Radha Govinda Temple to get the blessings of the beautiful pair of Radha and Krishna. After that, go to Madan Mohan temple and chant the lord's name inside the temple. Then it's time to explore the architectural marvel of Rasmancha. After that, head towards Dalmadal Kaman Canon. You can also hire a guide at a good price who can tell you more regarding the history of the canon and other places of Bishnupur.  Day 3-The Susunia Hills are at a proximity from Bishnupur. Trek to the top of the hills and get a gorgeous view of the lush green area that engulfs the hills and the scenic views that surround you. When you come back, head towards the local market of Bishnupur for buying souvenirs. You can get handcrafted items at a reasonable price. Buy a beautiful silk Baluchari saree which is a speciality of Bishnupur. After strolling through the market, go back to your room and prepare to bid farewell to Bishnupur the next day.

Restaurants and Local Food in Bishnupur Bishnupur is famous for its local sweetMecha Sandesh, Pera and Posto-r Borathat you must savor, while in town. Other than this one can relish the deliciousChicken chops and Pakodasmade from potato, onion, brinjal etc. Among drinks,Mahuais a local drink which is popular and widespread. There are no fancy restaurants here, but there are a number of eating joints which would serve you decent North Indian and Bengali food. Most of the hotels also have their own eateries and provide good food and even hard drinks are available.

Oct-Maris the best time to visit Bishnupur Bishnupur is open to the visitors during all the months. However, the best time to visit Bishnupur is the winters. During the cold season, the weather is pleasant, and you will enjoy your stay here. During the summers, the weather can be scorching hot, and it can get difficult to stay hydrated and visit every temple. During the monsoon season, the presence of humidity in the air can turn your experience disastrous. Weather in Bishnupur Loading... Bishnupur in Summer (April - July) Bishnupur experiences scorching hot summer with the temperature ranging between 32 to 42 degrees Celcius. This is not an advisable time to visit the place. Bishnupur in Monsoon (August - October) Monsoon washes away the dust from the city of Bishnupur which comes alive with greenery during the months of August and September. The whole town looks inviting and can be a good time for a vacation. Bishnupur in Winter (November - February) Bishnupur experiences cool and pleasant winters. The temperature during this time ranges between 12 to 23 degrees Celcius. This is the perfect time for sightseeing. Monthly Weather in Bishnupur Month Avg. Minimum (°C) Avg. Maximum (°C) January 14 26 February 18 30 March 22 33 April 26 37 May 26 37 June 27 36 July 27 32 August 27 32 September 27 33 October 24 33 November 19 29 December 15 27

Events in Bishnupur Sankranti Mela 14th January The Sankranti Mela of Bishnupur sees the beautiful historical town come alive with lovely sights and sounds and colors. The abode of the Mammalla kings becomes a hotbed of joy and revelry for people from all adjoining villages. The stalls sell cute little artsy things like terracotta figurines and junk jewellery. A must-visit for all art and history lovers.