17th-century terracotta twin temple and zamindar mansion complex in Khalia, illustrating brilliant late medieval folk brick artistry.
Located in Khalia village under Rajoir upazila, this late 17th-century terracotta complex was established by the influential Khalia zamindars. Dedicated to Lord Krishna, the temple displays intricate floral terracotta panels, curved Bangla dochala cornices, and stands beside the sprawling old mansion where social reformer Raja Ram Mohan Roy’s family lineage had deep ancestral ties.
Standard domestic tourism access. Family friendly with regular tourist police patrol.
Town hub to attraction roundtrip. Always agree on fare before boarding.
BHG • Direct Distance: ~19.19 kmSHI • Direct Distance: ~24.56 kmPUK • Direct Distance: ~26.5 km23.21830° N, 90.04560° E
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