File:Shyam Rai Temple-Bishnupur-West Bengal DSC 0003.jpg
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English: Shyam Rai is a prominent temple at Bishnupur in Bankura district of West Bengal. The pancharatna temple has rich terracotta works. It was built in 1643 A.D. by 51st Malla King, Raghunath Singh. The temple is a protected monument under ASI. |
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