108 Shiva Temple complex

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The 108 Shiva Temple complex is a historic Hindu temple cluster in Bardhaman, West Bengal, renowned for its ring of 108 small shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva.

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instanceOf Hindu temple complex
associatedWith Bardhaman Raj NERFINISHED
Shaivism NERFINISHED
builtBy Bardhaman royal family NERFINISHED
Maharani Bishnu Kumari Devi NERFINISHED
category Hindu temples in Purba Bardhaman district
Shiva temples in West Bengal
city Bardhaman NERFINISHED
completionYear 1799
constructionEnd 1799
constructionStart 1788
country India
dedicatedTo Shiva NERFINISHED
district Purba Bardhaman district NERFINISHED
festivalObserved Charak festival NERFINISHED
Mahashivaratri NERFINISHED
foundedBy Maharani Bishnu Kumari Devi NERFINISHED
hasArchitecturalStyle Bengal temple architecture
aatchala style
pancharatna style
hasCentralFeature open courtyard
hasDeity Shiva lingam in each shrine
hasFeature arched entrances to shrines
circumambulatory path around shrines
terracotta ornamentation on some shrines
hasPlan radial arrangement of shrines
heritageStatus notified heritage structure by local authorities
layoutFeature ring of 108 small Shiva temples
locatedIn Bardhaman, West Bengal, India NERFINISHED
locatedOn bank of the river Banka
maintainedBy local temple committee
material brick
lime mortar
nameOrigin named for its 108 Shiva shrines
numberOfShrines 108
openToPublic yes
orientation shrines face inward toward central courtyard
purpose place of worship
site for Shiva devotion
religion Hinduism
shape two concentric circles of shrines
significance important Shaivite pilgrimage centre in Bardhaman
state West Bengal
tourismType religious tourism site

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