Gosanimari
Country: India
Region: Asia
Period: 13th-15th c.CE
Location: 26.032°N, 89.484°E
Description
Gosanimari, located in the present-day Cooch Behar district of West Bengal, was once the capital of the Kamtapur Kingdom. The area is marked by its lush landscapes and riverside views. Known for its historic palaces and strategic location, Gosanimari remains a significant archaeological and cultural site. It holds stories of medieval Bengal and the rise of regional powers during the period.
Modern Remains
Modern remains of Gosanimari are sparse, with the area primarily characterized by archaeological mounds and ruinsscattered around the region. Notable landmarks include remnants of ancient temples and fortifications, with many structures still awaiting excavation. Nearby, the Cooch Behar Rajbari and the Madhupur Dighi pond provide a sense of the region’s royal past. Visitors can also explore local markets and riverside landscapes for a taste of the area's cultural heritage.