Raj-Rajeshwar Shiva Temple of Dwarhatta under Haripal PS, a terracotta temple built in 1728, still retains the intricately carved panels. David McCutchion (1930–1972), the English academic on Bengal terracotta temples, had described this temple as a rare examples of ‘pancharatna’ temples with slender turrets.
Owing to paucity of time, we could not visit Rajbalhat, known for its temple dedicated to Rajballavi, an incarnation of Shakti. She is also known as Shweta Kali (White Kali). Once the capital of the former Bhursut principality of south Bengal, the village is home to weavers of traditional Bengal handloom saris. If you are planning an overnight trip, then you can combine Antpur and Rajbalhat before making your way to Dwarhatta.