The Sitala temple, a dilapidated structure recently restored by the Archaeological Survey of India, stands on the eastern end of Pathra. The brick-built temple belongs to the nagara order. It supports the curvilinear roof characteristic of the order. It stands on a high plinth facing the river on the south. The slightly projected entrance door frame is embellished with a makara-torana motif. The temple is believed to have been built by the local Majumdar family. Its date may be assigned to the first half of the 18th century A.D.
Site plan
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Visitor Amenities
Facilities available here.
Cultural Notice Board (CNB) in English, Hindi and Bengali
Protection Notice Board (PNB)
Source: ASI Kolkata Circle — Monument Site-wise Amenities List.
Gazette Notification
Statutory notification declaring this a centrally protected monument.
