Bengali mythology is a rich tapestry of stories and beliefs that originate from the Bengali culture, primarily found in the regions of West Bengal in India and Bangladesh. It encompasses a variety of deities, legends, and folklore, often influenced by Hinduism, Buddhism, and local traditions. Key figures include Durga, the goddess of power, and Kali, the goddess of destruction, who embody the duality of creation and destruction. The mythology also features numerous tales of heroes and mythical creatures, such as Bishwakarma, the divine architect, and Narakasura, a demon king. These stories often convey moral lessons and reflect the values of Bengali society, emphasizing themes of justice, love, and the struggle between good and evil.