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The temple of Banda is the finest stone structure found in Purulia.
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Telkupi village is well known for its half immersed temple.
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Baranti lake is well-bounded with stones and few places add immense beauty for the tourist
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The grand temple is dedicated to the Lord Vishnu’s avatar, Shri Chaitanya a protector of Vaishnuism.
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The amazing fact about Garh Panchakoot is the natural resources used by people to build and protect the palace.
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The fort is frozen in time bearing the witness of the plundering of Marathas
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Garh Pachakoot as the name suggests Garh which means fort in Sanskrit.
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I took blessings from Ma Joychandi with a few moments at the top with a beautiful view of a wide range.
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The well-maintained stairs will guide you to the top of the hillock.
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Online booking is available for Youth Hostel which is a place at a very cheaper cost to stay a night in the mids of the jungle
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Joychandi was quite difficult without stairs but now there are well maintained 490 stairs
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Mythological stories add a lot of vigour needed for tourists visiting Purulia.
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The lush green, dense sal forest with blossoms of Palash flowers in spring gives a rustic ambience to Purulia district
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During the winter season, the production of flowers increase and this is the best time to witness blooming flowers.
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Khirai produces some of the best ornamental flowers like Chrysanthemum
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I wasn’t expecting an isolated Khirai station with scarcely visible life around
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A dirt road of village to reach Khirai
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The winter season is the best time to witness blooming flowers in Khirai
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Bengal’s countryside is well portrayed by the poets as a shy bride with a veil covering her beautiful teenage face.
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The fragrance of the untouched countryside with warm-hearted people greets you with absolute adoration.
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A short excursion to Khirai, barely to dodge the stressful ordinary life.
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The fields of Chitrey, is a great place took a long break to enjoy the view
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Srikhola village gets its name from the beautiful stream that passes through it
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The picturesque little village Gurdum. The sixth-day camping spot.
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Morning view of Aal. The fourth and fifth-day camping spot.
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180° panorama view of the four highest peaks from the summit, Sandakphu, the highest peak of West Bengal.
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The unwinding trails to Sandakphu from one ridge to another.
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The Black Lake, Kala Pokhri. The third-day camping spot.
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The view of Tumling village. The second-day camping spot.
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Beautiful monastery of Chitrey at the peak of the mountain
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The Land Rover, an antique vehicle which is still operating.
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The morning in the beautiful town Mane Bhanjan.
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View of Sleeping Budha from Tumling.
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The entrance of Singalila National Park.
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A monk in Chitrey, route from Mane Bhanjan to Tumling
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The small trails apart from the road are better routes for a trek from Mane Bhanjang.
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Trekking in the Mountains of Singalila Ridge
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The active zeal of the villagers has kept the tradition still alive.
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The large Chhau masks represent the specific mythological characters
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This post is to adore the incredible people who are trying to endeavour their lost tradition and art.
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The geographic surroundings of the place are carved by hills, forests and beautiful streams.
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The Land of Red Soil “Puruliya”
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The caretaker of the Synagogue is a Muslim, the most heartening gesture
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Its interior stuns the visitors with its black and white checked tiles
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It was built in 1884 by Sir Elias David Ezra in memory of his father David Joseph Ezra
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Few Jewish community Synagogues are left to tell the story
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The best way to travel in Kolkata is by the iconic yellow ambassador taxi
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Kolkata is now a bustling metropolis
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Owing to such expansive heritage and rich tradition
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Trams dates back to a long-gone era of the city’s colonial past.
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Tourist places in Kolkata The Heritage
