Built in the 18th century in the form of two traditional village huts intertwined and standing on a platform, this temple, 2km east of the town centre, is the best remaining example of the jor bangla (twin hut) style. However, the once-beautiful terracotta plaques carved with scenes of daily life are badly weathered and only of appeal to serious history buffs. It’s a fun rickshaw ride (from the bus stand Tk 40, from the town centre Tk 20 to Tk 30), along bumpy winding backstreets.
