Kamar pukur and Jairambati
Kamarpukur (Bengali: কামারপুকুর) is a village situated in the Arambag subdivision of theHooghly District in West Bengal state of India. It is famous for being the birthplace ofRamakrishna. It is the block headquarters of the Goghat –II community development block.On the western border of Kamarpukur, the canal Bhutir-Khal flows in a zigzag course from the north to the south and joins the Amodar river at a little distance
Two cremation grounds called Budhui Moral and Bhutir-Khal
lie on the north-east and north-west of the village
respectively. Along the eastern border of the village a
spacious road runs from Burdwan (32 miles from
Kamarpukur) to Puri in Orissa.
To the south-east are the ruins of Fort Mandaran and the
ancient temple of Saileswara Shiva, which bear witness to
the prosperous days of the Pathan rulers.
lie on the north-east and north-west of the village
respectively. Along the eastern border of the village a
spacious road runs from Burdwan (32 miles from
Kamarpukur) to Puri in Orissa.
To the south-east are the ruins of Fort Mandaran and the
ancient temple of Saileswara Shiva, which bear witness to
the prosperous days of the Pathan rulers.
About 30 miles to the east, is the famous temple
of Tarakeswar Shiva, which is connected with Kamarpukur
by a road running via Jahanabad (or Arambagh). Besides
this, Ghatal (18 miles to the south) and Vishnupur (30 miles
to the west) are joined with Kamarpukur by another road that
abouts on the aforesaid road to Puri, after passing through
the village via Kotulpur and Koalpara
of Tarakeswar Shiva, which is connected with Kamarpukur
by a road running via Jahanabad (or Arambagh). Besides
this, Ghatal (18 miles to the south) and Vishnupur (30 miles
to the west) are joined with Kamarpukur by another road that
abouts on the aforesaid road to Puri, after passing through
the village via Kotulpur and Koalpara
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