PLACE TO VISIT IN WEST BENGAL||TOURIST SPOT IN WEST BENGAL || ~ TIME TRAVELLER

PLACE TO VISIT IN WEST BENGAL||TOURIST SPOT IN WEST BENGAL ||

KOLKATA

Kolkata is the capital of West Bengal state. Today it's known for its excellent frontier design, workmanship exhibitions and social celebrations. Kolkata has appropriately been known as the 'City of Joy' by French creator Dominique Lapierre.

Altitude- 9.14M / 30 FT

Tourist season-October to February

SUNDARBAN

The Sundarbans is a mangrove zone in the delta shaped by the conversion of Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna Rivers in the Bay of Bengal. The Sundarbans an UNESCO legacy site.

Altitude-7.5M / 25FT

Tourist season- September to March

DIGHA

Digha is a waterfront resort town in the East Indian territory of West Bengal. It is found 187 km southwest of Kolkata. It lies in Purba Medinipur locale.

Altitude-6M /20FT

Tourist season- All through the year

DARJEELING

The ruler of the slopes is a Himalayan city in the Indian province of West Bengal. It is globally eminent as a visitor goal for its astounding perspective on Mt.Kanchanjangha, alongside its tea industry and the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, an UNESCO World Heritage site. One can have the perspective on whole Singalila Range alongside Mt.Kanchanjangha.

Altitude- 6,710 FT / 2,045M

Tourist season- April to June

KALIMPONG

Kalimpong is an East Indian slope town in the Himalayan lower regions of West Bengal. It is situated close Teesta River.

Altitude-1250M / 4100FT

Tourist season- Mid-February to June, October to mid-December

SILIGURI

Siliguri is arranged at the base of the Himalaya Mountains in the fields of Darjeeling District. Town lies on the banks of Mahananda River.

Altitude-392FT /120

Tourist season- October to December and February to March.

KURSEONG

Kurseong is a slope station (and sub-divisional town) arranged in Darjeeling area of West Bengal, India. Kurseong is only 30 km from Darjeeling. The nearby name of Kurseong is classified "Kharsang" which in the Lepcha language signifies "Place that is known for the White Orchids". Kurseong is 47 km from Siliguri.

Altitude- 4864 FT / 1458M

Tourist season- March end and May, end of August and October.

MIRIK

Mirik is a slope station.This place is only 49 km from Darjeeling and 52km from Siliguri. The name Mirik comes from the Lepcha words Mir-Yok meaning "place burnt by fire" It is the heart of looming hills and a lake cheerfully traversing through the towntion close Darjeeling in West Bengal.

Altitude-1768M / 5833FT

Tourist season- Mirik is pleasant all through the year.

GHOOM

Bumpy Ghoom is known for Buddhist locales with mountain sees, including the Samten Choeling cloister, with its gigantic Buddha statue, and beautiful nineteenth century Yiga Choeling Monastery.

Altitude- 2,225M / 7,300 FT

Tourist season- April to June

COOCHBEHAR

It is in the lower regions of the Eastern Himalayas. Cooch Behar was a Princely State controlled by the Kings of Cooch Behar. HH Maharaja Rajarajendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur was the last ruler of coochbehar.

Altitude-48M / 157FT

Tourist season- April, May, June, September, October, November, December.

MURSHIDABAD

The name 'Murshidabad' originates from the spot known as "Muksudabad" which was the capital of Bengal during Murshid Quli Khan's standard .Murshidabad is a town in the Indian province of West Bengal. It is situated on the eastern bank of the Hooghly River, a distributary of the Ganges River. Murshidabad has lots of Palaces, Monument and Architecture.

Altitude-10M / 33FT

Tourist season- October to March.

ALIPURDUAR

The major portion of the Dooars region is now in the new district of Alipurduar. A number of rare endangered species of animals like tiger, rhinoceros and elephant.Located in the north bank of the Kaljani River.

Altitude-93M / 305FT

Tourist season- October to May.

JHARGRAM

It is a famous traveler goal known for its timberlands, antiquated sanctuaries and illustrious royal residences.

Altitude-81M / 266FT

Tourist season- winter is always the best time to visit these locations.

BIRBHUM

Birbhum is the northernmost District of the Burdwan Division. The atmosphere of the region is commonly dry, gentle and sound. Trees like mango, palm, and bamboo are regularly found. The carnivores of the locale included panthers, bears, wolves and other little species. The winged animals generally found in the area incorporate partridges, green pigeons, and different water fouls.

Altitude-78M / 256FT

Tourist season- November, December, February and March.

BANKURA

Bishnupur (or Vishnupur) is a sub divisional town of Bankura locale. It was the capital of the Mallabhum kingdom, when the most significant Hindu tradition in Bengal. This town celebrated for the Terracotta Temples made by the neighborhood red soils. This city regularly called as the 'Temple City' of Bengal.

Altitude-78M / 256FT

Tourist season- November to January.

NADIA

The region of Nadia is arranged in the core of the Bengal delta held inside the arms of the Ganga, on the West and Mathabhanga on the North Ancient sanctuaries, mosques, memorable fortifications and wonderful painstaking work make Nadia District an extraordinary vacationer goal.

Altitude-6M TO 11M / 20FT TO 36FT

Tourist season- November to February when the temperature is pleasant.

MALDA

The section to North Bengal, Malda, with its rich history and inheritance, is one of the most well-known vacationer objectives of West Bengal. Malda was recently known as English Bazaar. Mango, jute and silk are the most eminent results of this region.

Altitude-17M / 56FT

Tourist season- September to February

PURULIA

Purulia is a place where there is regular excellence. The rich green scene, verdant slopes and thick woodlands make it an ideal visitor goal. The travel industry of Purulia attractions revolve around its slopes, timberlands, the Chotonagpur plateau and the relics of old structures and sanctuaries. Common magnificence of this place where there is red soil and red blossoms of Palash.

Altitude-240M / 787FT

Tourist season- October to February.

HOOGHLY

Chandannagar is a significant and decent town of Hooghly and celebrated for Jagaddhatri puja and wonderful lighting.

Altitude-200m / 656FT

Tourist season- December to February.

WEST MEDINIPUR

Paschim Medinipur area or West Midnapore locale is one of the areas of the province of West Bengal, India. It was framed on 1 January 2002 after the Partition of Midnapore into Paschim Medinipur and Purba Medinipur. Pre-memorable highlights of this locale can be demonstrated from its Stone Age confirmations, which are gathered from the waterway beds of Subarnarekha, Kansavati and Tarapheni.

Altitude-23M / 75FT

Tourist season- The best season to visit West Midnapore is the winter season.

BAKKHALI

Bakkhali is arranged on one of the various deltaic islands spread transversely over southern Bengal.This little island extends out into the huge region of the Bay of Bengal. There is a 8 km long shoreline extending from Bakkhali to Frazergunj with tenderly moving waves.

Altitude- 4M / 13FT

Tourist season- October and March.

DIAMOND HARBOUR

The precious stone Harbor was named so by the British or rather renamed as Diamond Harbor by them as prior the spot known as Hajipur.The holiday destination of Diamond Harbor is at a distance of forty-eight kilometers from the Kolkata in the south direction.

Altitude-8M / 26FT

Tourist season- October and March.

BISHNUPUR

Famous for its medieval terracotta temples and glorious past, Bishnupur in West Bengal is now being planned as the state's first heritage city. Around 150 km away from Kolkata by road, Bishnupur was the seat of power for Malla dynasty, which built the famous terracotta temples during the 17th and 18th centuries. It’s known for its Hindu temples made from local terracotta, such as the pyramid-shaped Rasmancha, Jor Bangla Temple, and Madan Mohan Temple.

Altitude-59M / 194FT

Tourist season- October, November, December and February and March.

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