List of Hindu temples in Bangladesh
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This is a list of some of the most notable Hindu temples in Bangladesh by district. Bangladesh is home to over 15 million Hindus and has tens of thousands of sprawling temples in its 64 districts.
Bagerhat District
Bandarban District
Barguna District
(There are a lots of temples in Bagura but very few temples are listed here.)
Sarvajanik Akhara Mandir, Barguna
Barishal District
(There are lots of temples in Barishal but very few temples are listed here.)
Sugandha Shaktipeeth, Shikarpur, Barishal
Mahilara Sarkar Math
Shankar Math
Bhola District
(There are a lots of temples in Bhola but very few temples are listed here.)
Shri Madon Mohon Thakur Jiur Mondir
Brahmanbaria District
(There are a lots of temples in Brahmanbaria but very few temples are listed here.)
Kal Bhairab Temple, Brahmanbaria
Pagal Shankar Jiu Temple, Fandauk
Bogura District
(There are a lots of temples in Bogra but very few temples are listed here.)
Bhabanipur Shaktipeeth, Bhabanipur, Sherpur Upazila, Bogura
Chandpur District
(There are a lots of temples in Chandpur but very few temples are listed here.)
Shri Mehar Kalibari Temple
Chittagong District
(There are a lots of temples in Chittagong but very few temples are listed here.)
Chatteshwari Temple
Ramakrishna Mission
ISKCON Shree Radha Madhava Temple
Kaibalyadham Ashram
Anukulchandra Satsang Ashram
Tulsi Dham Ashram
Panchanan Dham Ashram
Golpahar Mohashoshan Kali Temple
Sadarghat Kali Temple (Kali Bari)
Chittagong University Central Temple
Chandranath Temple, Sitakunda Upazila
Taracharan Sadhu Ashram, Dhalghat, Patiya Upazila
Bura Kali Temple, Dhalghat, Patiya Upazila
Kachuai Moddham Para Shree Shree Jalakumari & Durga Matri Mondir, Moddham para, Kachuai, Patiya, Chattagram.
Neem Kali Temple, Kalipur, Banshkhali Upazila
Shuklambar Dighi Temple, Chandanaish Upazila
Rhadhamadob Temple, Socchidanondo Dham, Chandanaish Upazila.
Goshaildanga Shoshan Kali Temple
Nigamananda Paramahansa Ashram
Hazari Lane Shiva Temple
Sree Radhakrishna Temple, Raipur, Mirsharai Upazila
Middle Tal Baria Worship Temple, Mirsarai Upazila
Cumilla District
(There are a lots of temples in Comilla but very few temples are listed here.)
Lalmai Chandi Temple
Ayachak Ashram, Rahimpur Muradnagar, Cumilla.
Cumilla Jagannath Temple, Cumilla
Sri Sri Shiva and Chandi mata temple, Lalmai, Comilla.
Sri Jagannath Bari temple, Laksam, Cumilla.
Wahedpur Giri Dham
Ratanpur Majumder Bari Temple
Sri Sri Radha krishna Shevashrom Temple, Hasnabad, Monohorgonj, Cumilla
Cox's Bazar District
(There are a lots of temples in Cox's Bazar but very few temples are listed here.)
Adinath Temple, Moheshkhali
Dhaka District
(There are a lots of temples in Dhaka but very few temples are listed here.)
Dhakeshwari National Temple, Dhaka
Joy Kali Temple, Dhaka
Ramna Kali Temple, beside Suhrawardy Udyan, Dhaka
Sri Sri Raksha Kali Mata Temple, Shakhari Bazar Dhaka
Shiddeswari Kali Temple, Shiddeswari, Dhaka
Ganesh Temple, Lakshmi Bazar, Dhaka
Ganesh temple, Lakshmi Bazar, Dhaka
Tapoban Temple Dhaka
Ramakrishna Mission Temple, Dhaka
ISKCON Swamibag Temple, Dhaka
Mirpur-2 Central Temple, Dhaka
Mirpur-13 Central Temple, Dhaka
Sri Sri Radha Krishna and Durga Temple, Institute of Public Health (IPH) Mohakhali. Dhaka
Dhamrai Upazila
Dhamrai Jagannath Roth, Dhamrai
Jashomadhav temple, Dhamrai.
Shiva temple, Dhamrai.
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