Naulakha Temple

Naulakha Temple is a Hindu temple located in Bishanpur, Begusarai district, Bihar. Dedicated to Radha-Krishna, the temple is known for its distinctive architecture and is named 'Naulakha' after its construction cost of nine lakhs rupees. It is a locally revered place of worship and a notable cultural landmark in the Bishanpur area, attracting devotees and visitors throughout the year, especially during festivals.

Visitors can expect a traditional Hindu temple complex dedicated to Radha and Krishna with shrine halls, idols, and decorative architectural elements. The setting is a village temple environment in Bishanpur with open courtyards and prayer areas. Visitors can observe daily worship rituals, offer prayers, walk around the temple premises, and experience a calm devotional atmosphere typical of rural Bihar temples.

The temple is called Naulakha because it is believed to have been built at a cost of nine lakh rupees, a significant sum at the time of its construction. It was established as a Radha-Krishna temple and has since served as a long-standing religious landmark for the Bishanpur locality in Begusarai district.

The temple holds religious significance for the local Hindu community as a centre for Radha-Krishna worship. It is a focal point for devotional gatherings, daily prayers, and annual festivals such as Janmashtami, reflecting the Vaishnavite traditions of the region.