Hangseshwari Temple

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Hangseshwari Temple is a distinctive Hindu temple in West Bengal, India, noted for its unique multi-towered architecture and religious significance.

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Hanseswari Temple 2
Hangseshwari Temple canonical 1
Hanseshwari Temple 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu temple
architecturalStyle multi-towered architecture
associatedWith Shakta tradition
Tantric concepts
country India
dedicatedTo Goddess Hangseshwari
district Hooghly district
hasAlternativeSpelling Hanseshwari Temple
linked to: Hangseshwari Temple

Hanseswari Temple
linked to: Hangseshwari Temple
hasComponent thirteen minaret-like towers
hasDeity Hangseshwari
linked to: Bhuvaneshwari

a form of Goddess Kali
hasNumberOfTowers 13
hasSanctum Garbha Griha
isPilgrimageSite true
isTouristAttraction true
locatedIn Bansberia
Hooghly district
West Bengal
West Bengal, India
linked to: West Bengal
locatedNear Bansberia railway station
Tribeni
locatedOn eastern bank of the Ganges
nearRiver Ganges
notableFor religious significance
unique multi-towered architecture
region eastern India
religion Hinduism
state West Bengal
towerShape lotus bud

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hooghly district containsReligiousSite Hangseshwari Temple
Bansberia hasTemple Hanseswari Temple
linked to: Hangseshwari Temple
Bansberia hasReligiousSite Hanseswari Temple complex
linked to: Hangseshwari Temple
Hangseshwari Temple hasAlternativeSpelling Hanseswari Temple
linked to: Hangseshwari Temple
Hangseshwari Temple hasAlternativeSpelling Hanseshwari Temple
linked to: Hangseshwari Temple