Renowned for its terracotta temples and classical music, the historic town of Bishnupur in West Bengal is also celebrated for its exquisite handwoven sarees — the Baluchari and Swarnachari. Featuring intricate motifs, mythological tales, and royal elegance, both sarees stand as a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship of local weavers. This blog takes you on a journey through the origins, artistry, and enduring charm of these timeless textiles from Bishnupur.

Bishnupur is a town full of history and culture, known for its beautiful temples, terracotta art, and regal tradition. In the middle of this cultural legacy stands the Garh Darja, a majestic gate that once marked the entrance to the palace of the Malla kings. Visiting this ancient structure allows you to witness the bygone era, where strength, art, and tradition came together to create a story that still captivates explorers and heritage lovers. The Garh Darja is more than ju

Over a thousand years old, the Mrinmoyee Mandir in Bishnupur isn't just a temple — it's where Bengal's oldest Durga Puja is celebrated with unbroken devotion every year. But did you know the celebrations here begin long before the rest of the country? Discover the divine dream, forgotten rituals, and the arrival of three goddesses that make this temple truly unique.

Take a look into the interesting history of the Malla rulers and indulge yourself in the rich cultural pieces they left behind in the verdant landscape of Bishnupur. As your eyes skim through the lines your mind will generally be transported to the old days of the valiant and gallant kings of this land. As you revel in its glory we also aim to make sure that none of the history is left out as we take you through your journey gradually.

Catch a glimpse of the sunset painting the water and the ghats red and it’s unparalleled beauty.Lalbandh is the spot for the serene views.