Rasamancha, Begunkodor, West
Bengal
Rasamancha is a Hindu Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu
located in Begunkodor village in
the Jhalda II CD block in the Jhalda subdivision of
the Purulia district of West Bengal, India. The temple is one of the state protected
monuments in West Bengal declared by Archaeological
Survey of India. It is situated at the border of the states of Jharkhand
and West Bengal. The railway station
of Begunkodor is famously called as ghost station due to the frequent
paranormal activities happening in the station.
The Rasamancha
The Rasamancha
is situated in the middle of the Begunkodor market. There are no idols inside
the temple, but the decoration and the artworks are of notable. This structure
is different from the regular temple as it is regularly used as a market place
for the locals.
Connectivity
The Rasamancha
is located at about 100 metres from Begunkodor Bus Stand, 9 Kms from Jhalda, 10
Kms from Begunkodor Railway Station, 10 Kms from Jhalda Railway Station, 38 Kms
from Purulia, 85 Kms from Ranchi, 88 Kms from Ranchi Airport and 288 Kms from
Kolkata. The temple is situated on Purulia to Jhalda route. Begunkodor is well
connected with Purulia and Jhalda by bus.
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