Ramprasad Sen Memorial and Panchabati Temple

Ramprasad Sen Memorial and Panchabati Temple is a heritage religious complex in Halisahar, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, dedicated to 18th-century Shakta poet and saint Ramprasad Sen (c. 1718-1775). Located near the Hooghly River, it preserves his ancestral homestead, a memorial museum, and the Panchavati grove of five sacred trees where he performed sadhana. The site includes Kali temples and exhibits on his life and Ramprasadi devotional songs.

Visitors can expect a quiet heritage compound with the restored ancestral house of Ramprasad Sen, a small memorial museum displaying manuscripts, images and artefacts related to his life, and the Panchavati grove with five sacred trees (banyan, peepal, bael, amlaki and ashoka). The complex includes Kali shrines with idols worshipped by the poet, a courtyard, garden area and interpretive displays. The setting is peaceful and devotional, suitable for sightseeing, photography of exteriors and learning about Bengal's Shakta tradition.