Shri Baneswar Shiva Temple - Cooch Behar District, West Bengal, India - Hindu temple in Cooch Behar, Baneswar - Coochbehar, India

Recently visited for my cousin's muNddn ceremony. The place is an oasis of serenity within the bustling city. The greenery around the temple soothes the soul, although the famous turtle pond has been closed off from the visitors as of now :'/ (also seems like the pond needs a bit of cleansing, the water is super murky) The white building looks stunning with the vibrant backdrop of mother nature. I honestly hope they will rightfully preserve and look after the precious ecosystem of this place.

Very nice place.. it's a very unique religious place whare Load Shiva and Load Krisha worshipped Togather.Also you will find tortoise are worshipped as Avatar of Load Krishna...it is also a bio reserve for a very rare spices if tortoise..A must visit place ..you will find a full video on a youtube channel...that is krazybangali

Good place for worshippers who come here for fulfilling their desires. They offer Bhog ( rice, vegetables, milk etc.) and receive Prasad after few hours. The temple authority is disciplined in maintaining good atmosphere here. The pond adjacent to the temple is a home for many tortoises who are believed to be holy and sacred.

Shiva Mandir located in Baneshwar people come from different places to worship shiva and devote to showering water milk flowers and fruits pandit ji who helps to worship there .

The shiva temple of baneswar is a very historic temple of lord shiva. Many devotees visit the temple and keep their desire in front of the Lord. The main attraction of the temple is a pond where there are many tortoises who are called "mohan" by the devotees who visit.. It is situated on the opposite side of baneswar Railway Station...

Baneshwar temple is a temple where devotees worship Lord Shiva and there are a plenty of turtles at a pond nearby who are called "Mohan" by devotees. The place offers other ritual services like Marriage, funeral, annaprashan and upanayan etc along with regular Bhoga bitaran on Saturday Sunday and Tuesday.

Baneswar Shiva Temple is situated at Coochbehar district about 8 km north of Coochbehar Town. Many government buses and autorickshaws are available from Coochbehar Town. It was built By MahaRaja Nripendra Narayan. The Shivalingo is 10 feet below the plinth. The temple is open daily 8 am to 12 noon. There was a big pond where many tortoises lived. Feeding to tortoises is strictly prohibited.

This is a Load Shiva Temple at Baneswar, CoochBehar, West Bengal, India. It is famous for a turtle Dighi(Lake) inside the campus.