Bonbibi temple

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Bonbibi temple is a small shrine in the Sundarbans dedicated to Bonbibi, the forest guardian deity revered by local communities for protection from tigers and other dangers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu shrine
place of worship
religious site
architecturalScale small shrine
associatedWithDeityRole forest guardian
protector from tigers
culturalRegion Bengal delta NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Bonbibi NERFINISHED
function place to invoke Bonbibi’s protection before entering the forest
hasIconography image or idol of Bonbibi
tiger motifs
hasRitualPurpose seeking protection from forest dangers
seeking protection from tigers
locatedIn Sundarbans NERFINISHED
mangrove forest region
locatedInCountry India
partOf local forest worship traditions of the Sundarbans
religion folk Hinduism
syncretic Islam-Hindu folk tradition
usedBy local communities
visitedBy fisherfolk
honey collectors
woodcutters
worshipPractices offerings to Bonbibi
recitation of Bonbibi tales

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Sajnakhali Wildlife Sanctuary contains Bonbibi temple