Bharat Bhayna mound
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A huge excavated brick platform from early Bengal, rising out of fields in Keshabpur.
See the place on video
Bharat Bhayna is an archaeological mound near the Bhadra river in Keshabpur. Excavation exposed a massive brick structure with many cells, thought to be an early medieval Buddhist temple base. It stands in open countryside and sees few visitors. Combine it with a trip to Sagardari.
How to get there
From Keshabpur, hire an auto or bike; ask for Bharat Bhayna or Bharat Rajar Deul.
Good to know
No facilities on site; wear a hat and carry water.
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