Nice place to spend quality time with family and friends in the evening
Chandaneswar Temple – 35 Km (1hr approx)
Chandaneswar Temple is a famous Shiva temple located in Chandaneswar, Baleswar district of Odisha, India.[1] A huge annual fair on the Pana Sankranti (Odia Hindu solar New Year), the first day of the Odia calendar, is celebrated on the premises. Many Indian pilgrims visit the temple during this period.
Udaypur Beach Odisha – 29 Km (1 hr approx)
The Udaipur beach in Digha is one of most pristine and exquisite sea beaches in India. This unexplored ‘virgin sea beach’ is located on the border of Orissa and is nestled between New Digha and Talsari.
Talsari Beach – 32.8 Km(1 hr approx)
Talasari Beach is a beach in the Baleswar district of Odisha, India. It lies on the north-eastern coast of India. Palm trees lined in a row along the beach.
Digha Beach – 24.2 Km (51 min approx)
The attractive and eye catching point of Digha is the beach which is flat and hard which is spread over a large area. Digha is the beach which is known as one of the widest beaches all over the world. West Bengal is famous place for the tourist only with Digha beach which increases the beauty of West Bengal.
Shankarpur Sea Beach – 14.8 Km (37 min approx)
Shankarpur is a twin beach of around 14 km east of Digha in West Bengal. It is also a regular fishing harbor. The mornings are cool, when fishermen can be seen hauling their huge nets out of the sea. The morning sun reflecting on the sea waves in the east, and the local fish boats on the coast offer excellent photographic opportunities.
Tajpur Sea Beach – 9.7 Km (23 min approx)
Tajpur is one of the most hidden beaches in India. Tajpur beach lies in the Purba Medinipur district of South Bengal, one of the southern districts of West Bengal.
Hijli Shorif Mazar – 45.4 Km(2 hrs approx)
The Dargah of Masnad-e-Aala or Hijli Sharif mazar is widely known in this part of Bengal for fulfilling the wishes of the needy. But few are aware of the history associated with this place that spans from 15th – 18th century.
Kopal Kundala Kali Temple – 24.4 Km(40 min approx)
The Kapal Kundala Temple is situated at Dariyapur in Contai of East Midnapore. Kapalkundala – the classic novel of Bankim Chandra is based upon the adjoining villages of Dariapur and Daulatpur along with the Rasulpur River. As per the novel, Kapalkundala was found and brought up by a Tantric (Kapalik) who used to carry out his sadhana in the temple. Later Nabakumar found Kapalkundala here.
Junput Sea Beach- 17.6 Km(31 min approx)
Junput is well known for cashew nut industries and fishing other than tourism. Culture, Food and Shopping in Junput: Junput is surrounded by several cultural centres located in Contai namely Contai Harisabha and Contai Bramho Samaj.










