Pratapeswar Temple is raised on a high podium. It is built in 19th century in ‘Rekha Deul’ style with curvi-linear dome and single arched entrance.
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Pratapeshwar temple at Ambika Kalna is temple complex Bengal Terracotta artworks with almost no parallel of this kind. Raja Pratap Chandra built this “Rekh-Deul” style of temple structure in 1849. The artists of Bengal depicted various kinds of Hindu epics, mythological life of Sree Chaitanna, Ravan, Durga, Abhiggan Shakuntala and day to day features of 18th century of Bengal. It has cosmic type arts as the artists have used the form of dragon like the Chinese and used multimedia -terracotta and pankha. It is simply magnificent. Adjacent to it there is another temple complex-108 Shiva Temple which were built in 1809.In Burdwan District there are many such unparalleled terracotta temples.