Deulghata village, located on the bank of the Kangsabati once had 15 temples and some small shrines, built around the 9th-10th century. The Archaeological Survey of India has taken over the place that includes three tall surviving temples. Built in Rekha Deul style there are three tall brick deuls with stucco decoration. The other temples at Deulghata, mostly of stone, have fallen down.
