Bishnupur is a perfect for a weekend getaway in the midst of history, artand quite charm- starting with the iconic Rasmancha, through the bygone terracotta lanes, filled with myths and crafts. End the day by the waters, watching the mesmerizing sunset and discovering Bishnupur’s timeless traditions come alive.

Rash Utsab in Bishnupur is a beautiful festival of faith, art, and culture. From the old Rasmancha to the temples of Madhabganj and Krishnaganj, the five-day celebration fills the town with lights, songs, prayers, and dance. This festival keeps the rich tradition of Bishnupur alive even today.

Nestled in the heritage town of Bishnupur, the Shyam Rai Temple stands as a masterpiece of terracotta art. Built in 1643 by King Raghunath Singha of the Malla With its lovely carvings and five elegant towers, the temple shows the beauty of Bengal’s old art and is a famous landmark of Bishnupur.

During Kali Puja, Bishnupur — a land of temples and traditions — comes alive with devotion, lights, and rituals. From the month-long grand celebrations of the main Kali Puja to the mysterious Rakshak Kali and sacred Shoshan Kali temples, every corner of this historic town echoes with centuries-old beliefs and stories. Here, Maa Kali is not just worshipped — she is felt in every chant, every flame, and in the hearts of all who believe in her divine power.

Bishnupur, with its rich history and artistic heritage, hosts some of the most unique and long-standing celebrations, from the 1,000-year-old Mrinmoyee Temple rituals to centuries-old family pujas like Buri Mandal, Banerjee, Khan, and Bhattacharya family pujas. While theme pandals gain popularity, preserving these traditional Bonedi Barir Pujas—carried on with devotion, music,and cultural performances—remains crucial, keeping alive the spirit of Devi Durga visiting her parent