Bankura, West Bengal
Rasmancha in Bishnupur is a distinctive pyramid-like brick structure built by the Malla kings, used historically for displaying idols during festivals.
Constructed in the early 17th century, Rasmancha served as a ceremonial space central to Bishnupur's ritual calendar.
Pyramidal form with multiple arches
Brickwork with terracotta decorative elements
Raised plinth and circumambulatory passages
Architecture photography
Heritage walks and guided interpretation
Festival context where applicable
Respect protected boundaries
Follow site rules for movement and photography
Keep the precinct clean
Nearest Airport: Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport – approx. 60–80 km. Kolkata Airport – approx. 150–170 km
Major Railway Stations:
Bishnupur – within town
Bankura – approx. 35–45 km
Access via town roads with signage and visitor facilities nearby.
Local transport connects all major sites. Plan cooler hours for better experience.
October to March for pleasant heritage walks and photography.