The eleven Shiva Temple of Jessore: The story of a sad princess who has mixed with the temple

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Jessore, one of the tallest districts of Bangladesh. Alongside paddy fields, a specialty of this area is bamboo, cane, coconut and paan garden. Grassroots, Amjum, Dochunty, wild Hernar Bush, grew in the garden. All in all, the impenetrable jungle as well. So we are moving forward on the soil roads in the thick bamboo bogan. Bamboo clogged from both sides has turned to the road. Natural Tunnel And if there is such impenetrable dense jungle that the fox will call this afternoon no surprise.
The wall of the temple is a bit reddish. The sun shone in the west. The temples showing their red in red light are more red. An unexplored beauty is evident in Diwali.

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Construction of temple is 1745-64. Chun Saraki and brick are used in the British period during the construction of the temple. The brick shape is thin and square. The bricks have been plucked with bricks. In the east and west rows, there are eight of the four temples.
There are two temples on the south side of the entrance. The main temple is west. Eleven of all the temples. Each temple faces the middle of the middle of the courtyard. The main temple is 24 feet 4 inches long and width is 22 feet 3 inches. The width of the wall is 3 feet 4 inches.

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Every temple had a shilaing before and then it was stolen. Now there is only one Shiblinga left in the main temple.
A temple that was set up for shelter in a princess of her own god! Everyone is lost today! Only the temple to survive! This is the tomorrow's policy! People are lost, their survival survives.