Bansberia

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Bansberia is a historic town in West Bengal, India, known for its terracotta temples and riverside location along the Hooghly River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf town
administrativeDivision Bansberia Municipality
architecturalStyle terracotta temple architecture
category Cities and towns in Hooghly district
Temple towns in India
Tourist attractions in Hooghly district
country India
district Hooghly district
governingBody Bansberia Municipality
hasCulturalHeritage Bengali temple architecture
hasReligiousSite Hanseswari Temple complex
linked to: Hangseshwari Temple
hasTemple Ananta Basudeba Temple
Hanseswari Temple
linked to: Hangseshwari Temple
heritageType historic town
historicalRegion Bengal
knownFor historic architecture
riverside location
terracotta temples
languageSpoken Bengali
English
locatedIn Hooghly subdivision
linked to: Hooghly district

India
West Bengal
eastern India
locatedNear Kolkata
linked to: Calcutta
locatedNorthOf Howrah
locatedOnRiver Hooghly River
nearestMajorCity Kolkata
linked to: Calcutta
partOf Kolkata Metropolitan Area
railwayLine Howrah–Bardhaman main line
region Hooghly River valley
linked to: Hooghly River
religiousSignificance Hindu pilgrimage site
riverBank right bank of the Hooghly River
state West Bengal
timeZone Indian Standard Time
transportConnection served by Bansberia railway station
UTCOffset +5:30

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