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1. Ajodhya Hill and Forest Reserve Area

4. Saheb Bandh

5. District Science Centre

6. Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith

7. Ramakrishna Temple

8. Panchkote Raj Fort Palace

9. Zazen Spa, PearlTree Hotels & Resorts

10. Khairabera Eco Adventure Club

11. Purulia Tourism

12. Unexplored India

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• Ajodhya Hill and Forest Reserve Area
• Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith
• Ramakrishna Temple

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• 3 Get around
• 4 See and do
• 7.2 Mid-range
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Purulia (পুরুলিয়া Puruliẏā ) is the headquarters of its namesake Purulia district . Both the city and the district are blessed with their unique geography and culture.

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Purulia has the mixed culture of Bengal, Jharkhand and Odisha as it was a part of these regions for various times. From archaeological evidences to local festivals, every cultural event has got a tribal touch in it, which is the speciality of Purulia. Living mostly in rural areas and keeping intact many of their socio-cultural values, more or less in pristine forms, the rural people of Purulia have their folks to speak about many of their tenets.

Climate [ edit ]

Summers are hot and dry with temperatures ranging from lows of 23 °C to highs above 48 °C. Winters are dry and cool with daily temperatures ranging from 5 °C to 20 °C. Most of the rainfall occurs during the wet monsoons.

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Purulia city can be accessed by bus or by train from major cities like Kolkata , Jamshedpur , Bokaro , Asansol , Ranchi , Durgapur .

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By bus [ edit ].

• 23.332 86.3612 2 Purulia Bus Terminus . ( updated Feb 2021 )

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Purulia is an interesting blend of nature and history. Purulia has lush green mountain ranges with rocky outcrops. It is a place for adventure sports like rock climbing. During the winter rock climbing, camping and nature study courses are held in the outskirts of the Purulia town. Purulia also has a rich heritage several archeological sites of Hindu and Jain origin are found near the town.

Purulia lacks proper public transport. To explore the town and the surrounding it is best to hire a car. Hotels can arrange for cars.

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• 23.3403 86.3602 1 District Science Centre , North Lake Rd , ☏ +91-9593-38-3386 . Daily, 10AM – 6:30PM, except on Holi and Diwali .  
• 23.3384 86.3588 2 Sahebbandh . Good place for relaxation.  

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• Hotel Aakash — In BT Sarkar Road, which also provides good quality accommodation.
• Tripti Restaurant — A roadside eatery opposite Aakash Hotel. Very good Indian and Chinese food. Try chilli chicken (dry) and the chicken roll.
• Mondira Snacks — At Post Office for rolls and noodles.
• Ruchira Snacks — For rolls, cutlets, noodles.
• Shree Hotel — For Bengali lunch and dinner.

Drink [ edit ]

Although drinking in Purulia is frowned upon by the locals, people are merrymaking in this town. One can find numbers of pubs and restaurant offering liquors with food.

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• 23.3294 86.361 1 Hotel Akaash , B.T. Sarkar Road , ☏ +91 3252-224535 .  
• 23.42799 86.35964 2 Kunal Hotel , B.T. Sirkar Road , ☏ +91 3252-226303 .  
• Mayur Hotel , Omkar Mall, Khedia,, Rachi Road , ☏ +91 3252-223364-706 .  
• 23.3294 86.3737 3 Pinaki Sadan Hotel , Namopara Station Road , ☏ +91 3252-225256 .  
• Rajesh Hotel , Barakar Road , ☏ +91 3252-225256 .  
• Shree Hotel , Barakar Road , ☏ +91 3252-224421 .  
• 23.3415 86.3582 4 Hotel Mans Saravor , S Lake Rd ( Near District Science Centre ), ☏ +91 3252 224 475 . ( updated Apr 2018 )
• 23.334976 86.364347 5 Aparna Lodge , Munsefdanga, Ward 2 , ☏ +91 89724 23673 . ( updated Apr 2018 )

Mid-range [ edit ]

• 23.341 86.3608 6 Hotel Lake Vue , North Lake Road , ☏ +91 8972924694 , +91 9932216599 . With bar and restaurant  
• 23.3389 86.3619 7 Hotel Akash Saravor , East Lake Road, Near Surya Mandir, Katin Para ( next to Sahebband Lake ), ☏ +91 800 190 1901 . Next to Sahebbandh in the heart of Purulia town. starts from Rs1500 . ( updated Apr 2018 )

Splurge [ edit ]

• 23.343171 86.362108 8 Pearl Tree Hotel ( Pearltree ), KB City Centre Mall, Deshbandhu Rd ( 3.5 km from Purulia Junction and beside Saheb Bandh ), ☏ +91 933 023 6876 , [email protected] . Check-in: 11AM , check-out: 11AM . Pearl Tree Hotel, at Purulia is a 4 star boutique hotel with a mall near Purulia Railway Station. Nestled in the commercial and residential hub of Purulia, this hotel offers all the modern day amenities along with a shopping hub and a refreshing pool. This hotel in Purulia is the perfect home away from home for both the leisure and business travellers alike. ₹3289 . ( updated Mar 2020 )

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• Ajodhya Hill and Forest Reserve Area — there are a few buses which run to Ajodhya Hill. There is a guest house on the top of the hill where you can enjoy a night of a jungle life.

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Purulia Tour Guide- Detailed Itinerary

Purulia is one of the most visited places in West Bengal and this Purulia detailed tour guide will provide you with all the details you need to travel to Purulia. Purulia is also known as "Lal Matir Desh" which means land of red soil in Bengali. Purulia greets travelers with lush green meadows & forests, hills, lakes, and its natural beauty along with rich history. Not known to many Purulia has played an important role to carve the history of Bengal. Purulia is also rich in tribal culture and will keep you mesmerized with its rustic beauty.

When to Visit Purulia?

We traveled to Purulia after staying at home for more than 10 months in the month of December. Winters are the best time to visit Purulia. The tourist season starts in November and ends in March/April for Purulia. 

The best time to visit Purulia is from early March when the Palash flowers blooms and Purulia transforms into a different beauty. Purulia is filled with Palash trees and when they bloom the entire land looks reddish in color due to the color of the flower. The trees look as if on fire with their red-colored flowers in full bloom.

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What is the history of purulia.

There is hardly any written history of Purulia however one can find the mention of crushing the Varendra rebellion by Pala King Rampala in the poem Ramacharitram written by court poet Sandhyakar Nandi.

It is also believed that a major trade route passed through Purulia in the 10h -12th Century. One can find the influence of Jainism in Purulia. There was a huge settlement of Jains during this time Purulia and one can find Jain temples in Purulia. which were built in Oriya Deul Style Architecture. The temples were built of stone and bricks.

One of the important areas in the Purulia district is Garpanchkot. The name is derived from two words Gar ( Fort) & Panchkot ( Panchkot Raj). So basically the combination of two words became Garpanchkot which is the fort of the Panchkot kings. We have heard of the river Damodar, which gets its name from king Damodar Sekhar. He established Panchkot Raj during 90 AD along with the help of Sardards of Jhalda. He kept on expanding his kingdom. The name Panchkot comes from the 5 clans of the areas.

How many days are required to Travel to Purulia?

4 Days 3 Nights are enough to cover all major places of the Purulia district. However, if you have a lesser number of days you can choose and pick the places which you want to visit in Purulia.

Purulia Tour Guide - Detailed Itinerary of Purulia

Purulia has two major circuits for traveling. Circuits are basically routes which one can follow to travel. If you ask any tour agent regarding travel to Purulia they will talk about these circuits.

However, during my travel, I didn't follow any of these circuits and made my own route keeping in mind two important things :

a. Important places that depict the true history and natural beauty of Purulia

b. Places which can be covered in 1 day without getting too tiring and which can be covered in 5-6 hours

I created two routes which I followed for two days to cover Purulia and the majority of its tourist and not so touristy places.

Garpanchkot, Baranti, Joychandi Pahar, Telkupi, Banda Deul Tour Itinerary

Garpanchkot

Baranti ( Boronti )

Joychandi Pahar

Para Temples

Banda deul in purulia.

Telkupi Submerged Temple

Deulghata Temple, Khairabera Dam, Ajodhya Pahar, Bamni Falls, Marble Lake, Charida Chhau Mask Village

Deulghata in Purulia

Khairabera Dam

Charida chhau mask village.

Bamni Waterfall

Marble Lake & Echo Point

Where to Stay in Purulia?

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Very elaborately covered

Thank you Sumit... explore Purulia now and let me know if you need any help

Such a vivid writeup. Our bengal has so many hidden gems to explore , only need little care and promotion. Well done

Thank you Pamela...yes Bengal needs to be explored in much more depth...lots of hidden gems in west bengal which people hardly know about

Great and informative writeup with vivid description.

Thank you so much... thanks for your inspiring words

Excellent presentation, after a long research, finally I got what I wanted. I wish to visit Purulia for about 6 days starting fom Kolkata bu car. Will it be possible to suggest an itinerary and good places to stay enroute, o will be grateful. My email id [email protected]. Thank you so much shoestring travels. Col S B Nag, Bangalore

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The Chau dancers of Purulia can leave the audience spellbound with their mesmerizing performances. This form in its true spirit and vigour is not something that many urban audiences have experienced.

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Visit the Mask Makers' Village

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The art of Chau mask making started in Charida village during the rule of King Madan Mohan Singh Deo of Bagmundi around 150 years back. The masks are made of clay and papier-mâché  with elaborate ornamentation and beautiful colouring that make the masks extremely attractive.

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Today it is a highly sought-after tourist destination. All the porches of these artisans' houses are workshops of mask making from where they also sell. The entire village street looks stunning with these masks of bright colours hung in and outside every workshop, with benches outside for anyone to sit and watch the artisans at work and buy masks.

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Participate in a Chau Dance Workshop

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Purulia – The Town of Majestic Beauty

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Purulia is a land of lush green landscapes, verdant hills and panoramic beauty. The peaceful environment with a blend of history and culture make it a perfect holiday destination. So, what are you waiting for? Book your tickets and pack your bags to experience natural beauty at its best.

Purulia has become one of the most visited places of West Bengal owing to its location and easy accessibility. Purulia is well connected with most of the country via different modes of transport. The places to visit in Purulia make it a perfect getaway destination to get a break from the monotony of life and spend a few days in magical surroundings. The fresh air and natural beauty is sure to relieve you from stress. 

The district of Purulia is filled with temples, dams, towering hills and other alluring and scenic tourist spots. Apart from enjoying the mesmerizing views and breathtaking beauty of this place, tourists can also indulge in different fun activities including boating, rock climbing, and others.

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Places to Visit in Purulia:

• Joychandi Pahar
• Ajodhya Hills
• Saheb Bandh
• Gajaburu Hills
• Branti reservoir or Muradi lake
• Murugama Dam

1. Joychandi Pahar

One of the major attractions of the region, Joychandi Pahar is a delight for ardent rock climbers. The Pahar or the hill is named after goddess Chandi and a temple dedicated to her is situated at the top of this hill. To reach the Jai Chandi temple and seek blessings from the Goddess, one has to climb around 400 steps. The view from the top is stunning and is worth all the efforts. Each year a festival known as the Joychandi Pahar Paryatan Utsav is organized in the foothills of the Joychandi Pahar and attracts tourists from across the country. The festival is organized with the motive of encouraging the local artisans by providing them with a platform to showcase their talents.

2. Ajodhya Hills

Another popular attraction in Purulia is the Ajodhya hills. The hills are a part of the Dalma mountain range and have mythological significance associated with them. It is believed that Lord Rama and Sita stayed here during their exile. Ajodhya Hills is a great trekking spot with scenic beauty and wildlife. The place is surrounded by deep forests and lakes that are a paradise for bird watchers. Gorshabru and Mayur hills are located nearby and are must-visit spots. You can also visit Turga Dam and Bamni waterfall while you are here. Located at a distance of 42 kilometers from Purulia, Ajodhya hills are a sight to behold.

3. Saheb Bandh

A huge lake spread over an area of 50 acres, this is an important place of tourist interest in Purulia. The glittering lake is a magnet for migratory birds. During the winter season, birds fly from as far as Baluchistan and Siberia to this beautiful place. Thus, for the avid bird watcher, Saheb Bandh is the perfect retreat. This stunning lake was built in the 19th century and has now been declared a national lake. And to enhance the experience of your visit, Shikara rides have also been started at the lake. Just like in Kashmir, here too you can rent dresses and pose while you ride the Shikaras.

4. Gajaburu Hills

Situated at a distance of about 59 kilometers from the Purulia district, Gajaburu hills are another ideal spot for adventure enthusiasts. The rough and hard slopes of the Gajaburu hills make it an exciting adventure spot where the tourists can indulge in rock climbing, trekking, camping or picnic. The charming surroundings and captivating beauty will allure you. Do visit this beautiful and fascinating place during your visit to the Purulia district.

5. Doldanga

This pristine water body is located on the banks of Kangsabati. Owing to its beautiful surroundings and pleasant atmosphere, this place has become a popular tourist spot in recent years. Tourists here can indulge themselves in fun activities like boating and picnics. This enchanting place is best for those looking for relaxation, rejuvenation, as well as exciting activities.

6. Branti Reservoir or Muradi Lake

This place is known for its tranquil atmosphere and scenic surroundings. A lake nestled between towering mountains and lush greenery, this place will delight your senses. If you are seeking some peace in the arms of nature, the Branti reservoir is an ideal pick for you. Offering a stunning view and calm environment, this place is an important tourist attraction of the region.You can pack your picnic bag with food and your favorite books to enjoy while you witness the beauty of this place to the fullest. This is a secluded haven with fewer crowds and more peace. You can do a lot of exciting things here if you decide to camp at this mesmerizing location. You can casually walk alongside the dense forests or just relax and soak in the beauty of nature.

7. Cheliama

Considered as one of the most popular destinations in the Purulia region, Cheliama is a village with a glorious history. The numerous temples in the region are all architectural marvels dating back to the 17th century. Cheliama depicts the culture and artistry of the bygone eras through carvings and artifacts present in the temples. One of these temples is the Radha-Govinda temple which attracts tourists from around the country throughout the year. Thanks to its rich history, Cheliama is a paradise for history buffs and archaeologists.

Located at a short distance of just 6 kilometers from the main town, Surulia is a popular eco-park. This eco-park is situated on the banks of river Kangsabati and is one of the most visited places in the region. This eco-park is popularly known as a deer park because of the various species of deer housed and protected here. Not only a reserve for deer, visitors can also spot numerous birds, and other animals as well. This place is visited by thousands of tourists every day. Surulia is your go-to option to visit if you are a nature lover and wildlife fanatic.

9. Murugama Dam

This dam is located around 12 kilometers away from Jhalda in the district of Purulia. Muruguma dam is a wonderful destination for tourists, a place where you can enjoy the beautiful sunrise and enchanting sunsets. An evening spent at this place amidst natural beauty and cool winds can be a memorable experience. You can also walk through the forest to the nearby villages or trek to the top of the hills.

How to Reach Purulia

Purulia is a perfect holiday spot because of its proximity to the state of West Bengal and its capital Kolkata. Located at a distance of 185 kilometers from West Bengal and 312 kilometers from Kolkata, this place is easily accessible through different modes of transport.

By Air: If you wish to travel by air, the nearest International Airport is Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose airport in Kolkata. Another airport situated close to Purulia is the Birsa Munda airport in Ranchi located at a distance of 125 kilometers. From here, you can easily get a private taxi or a bus to reach the city.

By Road: If you choose to reach the city via roadways, the best option is to go for the bus services that are available from the major cities of West Bengal. The visitors have an option to opt for Government-owned buses or private buses are operated regularly between these cities.

By Train: Purulia Railway Station is well connected with Kolkata, Howrah, and the other major cities and towns of the country. The station is located just 1.5 kilometers away from the city and is one of the most viable options to reach here.

Best Time to Visit Purulia

The weather of Purulia remains hot and humid for almost half of the year. The best time to visit this place is during the winters because of the pleasant weather and cool climate. While planning your trip to this aesthetic town make sure you take part in one of the many festivals that are celebrated here. Durga Puja in the months of September – October and tourism festivals organised in November- December are a must-visit. These fests are filled with cultural activities, dance, music and water sports. These festivals are a cultural extravaganza celebrating the different cultures of the various communities that live in this region. The ideal time to visit here is from October till March when the temperature is pleasing. But, if don’t mind the humidity, you can easily enjoy Purulia at any time of the year! 

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Posted by Hungry Tourer | Dec 15, 2023 | Offbeat | 0 |

Have you ever plan to spend a couple of hours amid any tribal village where nature welcomes you? Purulia visiting places may be an ideal to spend your quality times amid nature.

Natural beauty abounds in Purulia. It is the ideal tourist location for giving weary city inhabitants a rustic ambiance and tranquil surroundings thanks to the beautiful green terrain, grassy hills, and deep woods.

West Bengal’s most western region reveals its new mystery and breathtaking beauty.

The terrain is uneven and rough.

The main attractions of Purulia are the hills, woodlands, archaeological digs, and artifacts from old structures and temples.

The magical allure and natural beauty of this Palash area with red soil and scarlet blossoms are enhanced by tribal mentality.

Numerous tribal groups are found in the area, including the Kherias-Sabars, Kurmis, and Santhals. Songs and dances play a significant role in indigenous peoples’ daily life.

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How Purulia visiting places Amaze you

When you are planning a trip of Purulia visiting places, you’ll amaze with its ambiance.

The nature and the magical attractions with tribal cultures, dams, hills, forests, abandoned forts and sculptures, make you happy.

People who live cities, prefer to visit this place flavoring its diversity.

Spending a couple of days at Purulia is a praiseworthy decision. Here are some attractions adds another value.

Offbeat travel is famous because of its culture as well. Jhumur is one of the traditional Purulia dance that depicts the histry and culture of Purulia.

Though originally jhumur is an Assamese dance, still it is famous in Purulia as well.

The Kurmi, Kumhaar, Rajwar, Ghatal, Hari, Muchi, and Dom artisan communities, Santhal, Munda, Oraon, Kharia, and Birhor tribal communities, are known for their love of jhumur music and dance.

Because it uses an ancient language, Jhumur is renowned for its lyrical and literary significance.

Throughout the year, various Jhumur songs are performed.

For instance, the songs Chaitali and Bhadauria are performed during the springtime month of Chaitra and Bhadra, respectively. Even now, many people enjoy the music of Jhumur.

If you love traditional dance, you will enjoy the ‘pata nach’.

A well-liked Purulia dancing style is pata naach.

It is customary to perform this dance with Bhaduria Jhumur songs in the month of Bhadra (the end of the monsoon).

The root of the term pata is pankti, which means line. A line of dancers does this dance.

The women of the village dance as their arms are linked. The males play dhamsa, madal, flute, etc., to accompany them.

Chhau Dance

The traditional folk dance “Chau” is the center of Purulia’s culture. It depicts the beauty of Purulia.

Every year many tourist wants to explore Purulia mainly for getting real flavor of Chhau dance.

Chhau dance is my personal favorite.

The uncommon masked dancers of chhau, symbolizing the local culture, are well-liked by the Santhals, Kumars, Mahatos, Kalindis, and Sahish groups.

This dance has become well-known worldwide because of the employment of stunning masks, a distinctive movement style, makeup, and vibrant costumes.

Due to the physical power and agility required for dance, many people view this discipline as a martial art.

The Chau dance is an essential component of Purulia’s ceremonies and celebrations. In the past, productions have mainly been based on mythological tales from the Ramayana, the Puranas, etc.

Still, today’s shows use contemporary issues like the Santhal revolt, the Kargil war, etc., as themes.

Garpanchkot

Garpanchkot is in the northeastern portion of the Purulia District, near the border with the districts of Burdwan and Jharkhand, at the foot of Panchakot (Panchet Hill). 

A hilltop provides stunning, all-encompassing views of the Panchet dam’s control structure, the Damodar River, and the reservoir.

A visual pleasure is viewing the birds at Panchet Dam. 

How to Get There: Visitors arriving by train should disembark at the Barakar or Asansol stations, where they may hire a trekker for the hour-long journey to Garpanchkot.

You can use a car to travel the distance by following National Highway 2. Turn left and take the route heading to Raghunathpur after passing Asansol.

The destination is a few kilometers away by way of the village path after getting to the Satbari stop.

Joychandi Pahar

Joychandi Pahar (Hill) is a popular destination for avid rock climbers, yet mostly undiscovered.

The hill bears Chandi Ma’s name (Goddess Chandi). On this hill’s summit is a modest shrine in her honor.

There are several tiny lakes nearby and an abandoned tower that thieves reportedly used in the past.

It might take a lot of work to ascend the 400 stairs to the summit.

The area has no water sources because it is so dry and desolate. Please bring a lot of water with you because the area is still quite hot and is far from the nearest village.

From Purulia to Raghunathpur, one must take a bus to get to this location.

There aren’t many places to stay, but the roadside eateries offer quick meals.

You can take tuk-tuks to the beginning of the trek.

You won’t find any public transportation here, so please arrange a time with the driver to be picked up. 

One of the most well-liked travel spots in Purulia is Cheliama. It is well recognized for having a rich history and being an archaeologist and historian’s dream.

Around the town, there are still traces of 17th-century culture.

The sculptures and figures in the temples around the town serve as excellent representations of the ages’ architecture, artistic style, and cultural heritage.

In addition to this, the famed Radha-Govinda Temple in Cheliama draws a large number of visitors.

Due to its extensive history, Cheliama, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Purulia, is a historian and an archaeologist’s dream come true.

The 17th century’s modern civilization is still evident in the village.

The village’s status as a significant landmark in the past is attested to by the terracotta figurines and unique carvings surrounding the temples.

In addition, the famous Radha-Govinda Temple in Cheliama, which draws many visitors, serves as a focal point for the Bengali culture still present in modern times.

A well-liked tourist site, Para is also a community that is credited with bringing Islam to the east. You may find two pre-Muslim deuls in the area, one in harmony with the temple in Deulghat and the other from a later time.

They both stand out as excellent representations of the art and architecture of their respective eras.

One is reminded of the ancient ages by the inheritance structures.

The town of Para is a beautiful tourist destination and serves as a reminder of the arrival of Muslims in the east.

Two pre-Muslim deuls may be found in the area, one in harmony with the temple in Deulghat and the other from a later time.

Both are superb examples of the impressive architecture and great tastes used in bygone eras.

These artifacts are still beautiful despite being over a century old.

Tourists would undoubtedly be transported back in time by the historic structures.

Ayodhya Hills

In the Purulia district, there are hills called the Ayodhya Hills.

It is an extended section of the Eastern Ghats range and a portion of the Dalma Hills.

Gorgaburu is the highest mountain in the Ajodhya Hills.

Baghmundi is the closest town with a population. Young mountaineers frequently go there to take basic rock climbing training.

The way to Ajodhya Hills has two options.

One is through Sirkabad, while the other is through Jhalda.

This area has a forest rest house. Some peaks in the Ajodhya Hills range are Gorgaburu (855 m), Mayuri, etc.

The region is the Chota Nagpur Plateau’s lowest stepping stone. In general, the landscape is undulating with isolated hills.

A broad plateau surrounds Bagmundi or Ajodhya Hill. 

How to Get There: Ayodhya Hill is 42 kilometers from Purulia town and 260 km from Kolkata.

The Durgapur Expressway joins Purulia and Kolkata. 

Numerous trains leave from Howrah for Purulia. Buses are leaving Kolkata as well.

Deulghat is regarded as a temple-rich region.

There are about 15 temples in the area, several near the Kansai River.

The intricate carvings and embellishments on the temples in this region are well-known for their architecture. 

Deulghat is a country of temples, according to its name.

There are roughly 15 temples in the area surrounding the Kansai River.

One of the main factors making Deulghat one of the most popular tourist destinations in Purulia is the temple’s magnificent architecture, which is complemented by its elegant carvings.

The temple displays the traditional way of life of the populace today.

Deulghat is still a significant tourist destination even though the temple is nothing but ruins.

Known for its stylish excellence, The MathaBuru is a slope.

Tribal groups are holding a ” Mela” there.

The unique association typically runs camps and rock climbing lessons during the winter.

Over 2000 high school and college students attended the 31 camps.

Some of the forest protection committee members go out as neighborhood helpers, while others provide food to the camp.

The Purulia administrative division contains a small community development block called Baghmundi.

Numerous dams and the magnificent Ayodhya Hills draw countless tourists to this location every year to admire its natural beauty.

You can find a wide variety of flora and fauna in the lush green forests, cascading waterfalls, and undulating hills that make up this picturesque landscape.

From historical and archaeological sites to ecotourism, travelers can experience various activities.

Nearby Baghmundi, Ayodhya Hill has enormous mythical significance to Hindus.

During their exile, it is said that Lord Ram and his wife Sita traveled to Ayodhya Hill.

Lord Rama shot his arrow through the ground to release a flood of water to appease Sita’s hunger.

Since that time, this location has been known as Sita-Kunda.

On a Baisakhi full moon day, tribal people from nearby villages gather here to participate in the game of animal hunting.

They pursue tiny creatures like rabbits and jungle hens. 

There isn’t a railroad station within 10 kilometers of Baghmundi.

But Bokaro Steel City Rail Way Station is a significant railroad hub only 55 kilometers from Baghmundi.

Baranti is a modest, serene, and beautiful location.

Between two little hillocks, Muradi Hill and Baranti Hill lies a two km-long irrigation project dam.

The Ramchandrapur Irrigation Project is close to Baranti.

Baranti offers a magnificent view of the reservoir.

It is a location where one can escape the humdrum of everyday life and refresh their mind and spirit.

It is a beautiful piece of the Rarh countryside.

Baranti is a popular destination for daylong picnics among locals from adjacent villages.

The Muradi Station in Asansol is where you must exit to get there.

The 6 km away Baranti can be reached by rickshaw or trekker from there. If driving, exit the highway at Asansol, go through Asansol, and then continue straight ahead toward Ramchandrapur.

On the road, it is roughly a 15 km distance from the city to Muradi More (crossing). It would help if you then traveled the village road leading to Baranti.

The state’s most western district has a tropical area of West Bengal called Purulia.

Purulia is spread across an area larger than 6,259 square kilometers; the region includes the localities of Bankura, Paschim Medinipur, Bardhaman, Dhanbad, Bokaro, Ranchi, West Singhbhum, and East Singhbhum.

Access to West Bengal’s modern belts is provided by this region, which is the westernmost part of the state. 

India’s West Bengal state contains Khairabera Lake, which is located there. It is 67 kilometers (km) by road or car.

The irrigation dam is in Baghmundi, a region of hills and forests. Visitors find the location to be very charming.

Several features draw tourists because of their tranquility, geology, falls, streams, vegetation, other features, and the area’s natural beauty.

One of the main draws of this location is Bamni Falls.

It is one of the most incredible places and shouldn’t be excluded from the agenda; therefore, keep visiting this great heaven in West Bengal.

Tugga and Bramni

Popular picnic locations include Tugga and Bramni Falls, which are close to Baghmundi.

These dams are located in beautiful areas. Tall Sal trees are a testament to the area’s rich history.

There are numerous species of birds that live in diverse flora. It is the ideal location for spending a lazy day with loved ones.

Murguma Dam

The town is a tribal one. From the Purulia and Jharkhand stations, a vehicle may be used to go to the location.

It is advantageous to visit Kenkichi Hill, Murguma Dam Lake, and the forests.

For those who enjoy chilly evenings, winter is ideal.

When visiting during the winter, visitors should pack enough warm clothing because the temperature lowers to 3 degrees Celsius in the evening and hovers about 5 to 6 degrees after dusk.

It is a deep dam. Visitors who are unable to swim should stay away.

If you go on a whole moon night, it is an enjoyable experience you will never forget.

It’s delightful to trek through the bush to a nearby tribal community or goes to a hilltop because of the lush vegetation there.

Duarsini is a little tribal community located in the Purulia district, around 13 kilometers from Burdwan.

The Dalma Hills’ scenic backdrop, complete with undulating hills and verdant vegetation, gives this community its allure.

Since the Dalma Forest is home to various animals, including bears, wolves, boars, and several known and unidentified bird species, nature lovers will particularly like this location.

Elephants occasionally emerge from the jungle and enter Duarsini.

Spending some peaceful time on the banks of the Satgurang River, which runs past Duarsini, is a lovely way to unwind and relax.

It is the ideal vacation if you’re sick of all the touristic and congested areas.

The air will reverberate with the rhythmic beats of modals (drums) at night.

One may find numerous tribal communities belonging to the Santhals, Shabaradh, Kheriya, and Munda tribes nearby.

Except for three cottages managed by the West Bengal Forest Department, this location lacks both power and lodging options. The dwellings have a rustic, tribal appearance.

Saheb Bandh

A 50-acre lake in Purulia called Saheb Bandh was built in the middle of the 19th century.

According to legend, prisoners excavated this spring of water during the British Raj at Colonel Tikley’s request.

Five years passed between the commencement of this procedure in 1843 and its conclusion.

These days, Saheb Bandh is regarded as a haven for migrating birds.

Birds go here throughout the migration season from Siberia, Balochistan, and various European locations.

Therefore, Saheb Bandh is a well-liked getaway for local birdwatchers.

Saheb Bandh, a 50-acre lake, is one of Purulia’s most mysterious sites.

In terms of the location’s history, it is thought to have been constructed in the middle of the 19th century.

Prisoners allegedly dug this water source at Colonel Tikley’s request.

In the year 1843, they began the procedure.

The construction of the water feature took five years.

Saheb Bandh, a stunning and captivating place, is a stopover point for migrating birds.

Surulia, a destination for eco-tourists and a favorite picnic spot for travelers, was created by the forest department. 

The Eco Park, situated on the bank of the river Kangsabati and only 6 km from the main town, is very popular with tourists.

Inside, there is a deer park and a tourism cottage.

Witness Purulia Beauties in Different Way

Purulia is not a traditional tourist spot, rather it is one of the best offbeat tourist destinations in India. The magical beauty of Purulia is well known.

This location is ideal for tourists because of the verdant scenery and thick forests surrounded by imposing hills.

The earth’s atmosphere and seductive mountains enhance this mysterious land’s calm beauty. For city dwellers, it is a visual pleasure.

The surrounding nature is lavishly ornamented with red and green hues (red soil in Purulia). Here, the mountains are rough.

Plan your Ajodhya Hill tour around the area’s hills, abundant vegetation, and historical buildings and temples near the forest’s edge or along the mountain’s ridge.

Due to their lengthy history, numerous archaeological digs have been conducted here.

When Palash and Krishna Chura are in full bloom in the springtime, the area is enveloped in a rich shade of vermillion crimson.

With the spring, the Chota Nagpur plateau is completely covered in red, giving the impression that a wildfire is raging.

The addition of new blooms transforms the appearance of the natural world.

Nature and humans have a complex history of interaction.

Every Indian mythology has always portrayed nature as its center.

We are aware of the ancestors’ methods in their prayers to call upon the gods of nature.

Agni, the Fire God, is thought to have been a Palash blossom when he was born on earth.

Here, the monsoon arrives alone and announces itself by soaking the rural streets with sparkling raindrops.

This season’s vibe is so distinctive that it captivates travelers with its alluring attractiveness. Its beauty has the power to enchant poets.

The nature that has just received its first rain adds pure beauty to this location.

This area is well-known for its tribal inhabitants, mythological past, and old-world aroma.

Take no concern if you are unsure about seeing Purulia’s attractions.

The Chota Nagpur plateau includes West Bengal’s most western district.

This area exudes an addictive vibe.

Numerous folktales and mythological fables have been created to represent the history of this enchanting realm.

The native inhabitants of this area are the sons of the soil, and the soil itself bleeds red, has been traveled over by countless people, and bears silent witness to their presence.

My Final Thought

When you are looking for Purulia visiting places, this article may help you a lot. Purulia means nature covers itself in a brilliant hue of vermilion when this flower blooms.

Eminent writers and poets have written poetry about the mystic splendor of this land after being fascinated by its intoxicating beauty.

Follow us for additional details if you’re interested in seeing Purulia’s exotic beauty and exploring this mysterious place.

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Ajodhya Hills (Purulia) – Resorts, Things To Do, Best Time To Visit

• June 19, 2023

Purulia, often known as the land of “Lal Mati” or the “Chou Nrittyo” (traditional folk dance of West Bengal), is the westernmost district of West Bengal known for its numerous tourist destinations.

This place is dotted with a number of hills such as Joychondi Hills, Garpanchokot, Gajaburu Hills, and Ajodhya Hills.

One of the most popular destinations in Purulia is the panoramic ribbon of hills known as the Ajodhya Hills (or Ajodhya Pahar). 

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These hills are the ideal weekend escape for weary city dwellers because of their lush green landscape with sporadic stretches of rocky and undulating terrain.

Although one of the state’s most isolated regions once, this place is now one of Bengal’s most popular travel destinations.

In this article, you will get to know the following points about the Ajodhya Hills,

• How to reach

About Ajodhya Hills

• Things to do
• Best time to visit
• Places to stay
• Nearby attractions

Let’s see each of these points in detail…

Location of Ajodhya Hills

Ajodhya Hills is a famous hill located in the Purulia district. It is a part of the Dalma Hills and an extended part of the Eastern Ghats range.

The highest peak of Ajodhya Hills is Gorgaburu. Baghmundi is the nearest populated town.

How to reach Ajodhya Hills

There are various ways to reach Ajodhya Hills from Kolkata.

The Urma, Barrabhum, and Suisa Railway Stations are the closest rail stations to Ajodhya Pahar.

Howrah and Barrabhum are connected by the Howrah Chakradharpur Express, Lalmati Express, and Howrah Ranchi Intercity Express.

On the other hand, Jhalda Station provides access to the western section of Ajodhya Hills.

You can also get down at Purulia Station and then take a bus that will reach Ajodhya Hills.

Regular buses travel from Kolkata to Purulia along SH5, passing through Kharagpur and Balarampur. From Purulia, Ajodhya Hilltop is around 40 km. It takes 1 hour to reach by cab from Purulia station.

The distance from Kolkata to Ajodhya Pahar is 320 kilometers. You can take a cab or your personal car to Ajodhya Hills.

The shortest route is via SH5.

Once you reach Ajodhya Hills, you can take the road via Sirkabad, which is located at the foothill, to reach the top. There are another two roads that lead to the hilltop – one is via Baghmundi and another one via Jhalda.

Ajodhya Hill is a breathtakingly beautiful hideaway, tucked with hills, dales, dense forests surrounding the hill, springs, placid lakes, a river, and aquamarine skies.

The vast extent of lush greenery and serpentine roads are a treat to the eyes.

Beautiful cascading waterfalls, dense forests, tribal communities, Gorshabru, and the adjacent Mayur hill will undoubtedly captivate your senses.

Wide varieties of animals can be spotted in the woodlands adding to the thrilling atmosphere of this location.

Ajodhya Hills is a treasure trove for photographers and environment enthusiasts.

Trekking around turquoise lakes surrounded by hills, experiencing local tribal culture, bird watching, and village walks is something to cherish for a lifetime.

History of Ajodhya Hills

According to Hindu Mythology, Sri Ram and Devi Sita stayed in Ajodhya Hill during their exile. This place is also popularly known as Sita Kunda.

Once Sita was extremely thirsty, so Lord Ram pierced an arrow through the Earth’s crust, and water sprung out and Ma Sita quenched her thirst.

Things to do in Ajodhya Hills

There are a lot of things that you can do in the Ajodhya Hills. Here you can,

• Enjoy adventure sports like trekking and rock climbing.
• Click pictures of the amazing nature and the migratory birds.
• Mingle with the lovely tribal community.
• Enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the picturesque hills.
• Witness the heavenly beauty of the wild hilly flowers of Palash, Krishnachura in spring.
• Enjoy a wonderful night camping.
• Spot wild boars, deer, and other wild creatures in the dense natural habitat.

Best time to visit Ajodhya Hills

The best time to visit Ajodhya Hills is from the months of September to March. It is the time when you would notice clear blue skies and pleasant weather.

During the autumn you will get to see the ”Tula Megh” along with a slight chill in the wind filled with the freshness of a Sarodiya aroma.

Winters are associated with chills and a layer of Fog and mist surrounds the hills.

With the advent of spring in March, the trees of the valley blossom with fire red, orange, and yellow flowers of Krishnachura, Palash, and many more flowers.

Places to stay near Ajodhya Hills

There are a number of resorts and hotels near Ajodhya hills where you can stay.

Hotel Jiva, Pearl Tree Hotel & Resorts, Kushal Palli Resort, and Ayodhya Guest House are some of the amazing staying options in Ajodhya Hills, Purulia.

Other attractions near Ajodhya Hills

Pakhi Pahar , Murguma Dam, Khairabera Dam, Mayur Pahar, Bamni Fall, and Gajaburu Hills are some of the special attractions near Ajodhya Hills. ( Learn more about the places near Ajodhya Pahar )

Ajodhya Hills is one of the best destinations in the Purulia district blessed with almost all of the natural wonders such as waterfalls, hills, forests, and a rustic community.

So if you are tired of the busy schedules of the city, then escape to this beautiful destination to revive yourself.

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