The Madan Mohan Temple is located close to the S.D.O office of the sub-division of Mathabhanga. It has a dome at the top and has icons of Krishna and Balaram inside it. Many festivals like Dole Jatra, Ratha Jatra, Janmastami and Raas Jatra are celebrated in the temple every year.
Located around 8 km towards the west of the railway station of Dinhata, the present building of the Kamteswari temple is not the original one. The present version was erected in 1665 by Maharaja Pran Narayan after the older one was destroyed.
The temple has the Debi throne and has two other temples located at the back of the temple premise. The gate has a 'Tarakeswar Sivalinga' and the temple hosts a number of festivals on its premise like the Batha Festival of Debi.
Bamdev Shangha Ashram is one of the main attractions offered by Tarapith. This Ashram is situated nearby Ma Tara temple, at a few yards away.
Bamdev Shangha Ashram houses the Samadhi of saint Bamakhepa, an ardent devotee of Ma Tara. He received blessings and divine powers from Ma Tara as a result of his deep penance. He resided at the cremation ground nearby the Ma Tara temple and became a spiritual leader among the masses.
Pilgrims to Ma Tara temple also visit Bamdev Shangha Ashram to offer special prayers to saint Bamakhepa.
Buddha Temple of Deulpara is one of the main attractions of Tarakeshwar village of Hooghly District. This temple, situated at a distance of 6 km away, was consecrated in the year 1985 by Dalai Lama. Known for its statue of Lord Buddha and beautiful garden, Buddha Temple of Deulpara is the only Buddhist temple in Hooghly District.
Ramjew Temple, one of the ancient temples of Haldia, was found by Rani Janaki Devi. Initially, the temple featured beautiful sculptures of Lord Rama, her wife Sita, Lakshman accompanied by Hanuman. The idols went missing in the unfortunate event of theft that took place in 1967.
Thereafter, the idols of deity in brass were established in the shrine. The main temple has an elevation of 90 ft that is also known as Dewan House. Behind the temple, there is a Dubey Palace.
Lava Jamgon Kongtrul Monastery was established by the third Jamgon Kongtrul and was dedicated to sangha of Lava monastery. Local devotees come here with flowers, incense sticks and khataks to offer prayers to the young Jamgon Kongtrul Rinpoche.
Ashram of Sharisha Ramakrishna Mission is a popular spot for pilgrims. Located near Diamond Harbour on the banks of Hooghly River, the ashram is a popular pilgrimage centre.
The Jama Masjid Shopian used to be an important stopover point on the Mughal road across Pir Panjal. This mosque was built during the Mughal period and was used by the Mughals as a waypoint on journeys to Kashmir and back.
Asar Sharief Pinjoora is one of the most revered religious sites of Pulwama District, situated 12 km away from the town. This shrine is home to the holy relics of Prophet Mohammed, which are displayed to the public on some special occasions.
The Shrine of Syed Hassan Mantaqui is situated near the Awantipora Town of Pulwama District. This is one of the most sacred places of this district and is situated on the national highway. People deposit coins and currency notes at this shrine as a token of respect.