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Located at Cooch Behar in West Bengal, Madan Mohan temple is one of the most important historical and religious places in the region. It is dedicated to Lord Krishna, a form of Krishna, and is renowned for its architectural beauty and spiritual importance. The temple was built during the reign of the 19th century Maharajah Nripendra Nandyendra Narayan. The Maharajah was a follower of Lord Krishna and commissioned the construction of the temple to worship the deity. The architecture of the temple is a mix of classical style from North India and traditional architectural elements from Bengal. The temple has been renovated and restored several times over the years to maintain its cultural and historical significance. The temple complex houses the main sanctum of Madan Mohan as well as other shrines and other structures that add to the temple's architectural beauty. Nowadays, the temple serves as a symbol for religious harmony and a symbol of cultural unity. People from all over West Bengal and surrounding areas come to the temple to seek blessings from the deity. The tranquil and spiritual atmosphere inside the temple makes it an ideal retreat for those seeking peace and introspection.