Madanmohan Temple is a Hindu temple located in Chowdhury Para, Maniktala, Serampore, in Hooghly district of West Bengal. The temple is dedicated to Lord Madanmohan, a form of Lord Krishna, and is associated with the worship of Radha and Krishna. The temple is notable for its traditional Bengali Aatchala architecture, featuring an elevated structure and a triple-arched entrance. A recent heritage account describes the temple as a large south-facing structure standing on a high pedestal. The temple is situated about two kilometres from Serampore Railway Station. Historical accounts associate the temple with the Vaishnava religious tradition of the area and describe its connection with the worship and care of the Madanmohan deity. Today, the temple remains a local place of Hindu worship where devotees visit for darshan, prayer and devotional activities.