Raj Darbhanga - Major Temples Constructed By Raj Darbhanga

Major Temples Constructed By Raj Darbhanga

  • Kankali Mandir, Rambagh, Darbhanga
  • Madheshwar Mandir, Darbhanga
  • Shyama Temple, Darbhanga
  • Manokamna Mandir, Darbhanga - This is a small temple dedicated to the God Hanuman. It is an intricately carved temple built entirely of white marble.
  • Raj Rajeshwari Kali Mandir, Muzaffarpur
  • Kali Mandir, Navlakha Palace, Patna
  • Ram Mandir, Bans Phatak, Varanasi
  • Ram Sita Mandir, Ahiari Village, Darbhanga District- Built in 1817 by Maharaja Chhatra Singh Bahadur
  • Temple Complex at Darbhanga - Temples were constructed by Raj Darbhanga at the site where the Maharajas of Darbhanga were cremated. There are several temples in the complex. Until the 1980s jackals would come to the complex every evening and were offered food by the priests of the temples. Due to the rapid urbanisation of Darbhanga, especially in the area around these temples, the jackals do not come to the complex any longer.
  • Lakshmeshwari Tara Mandir, Darbhanga

  • Kankali Mandir

  • Temple Complex in Darbhanga

  • Temple Complex in Darbhanga

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