Bongaon is West Bengal’s most popular spot located east of Kolkata. Bongaon is perfect for short weekend tour. People can reach Bongaon by train (Sealdah-Bongaon Local), Bus or private car(on NH35, NH 34- Chakdah-Bongaon Road). The journey takes approximately 77 km by train from Sealdah. Bus takes approximately 3h 30m from Dakkhineswar & also Bus takes approximately 45 minutes from Chakdah Bus Stand.
Bolpur-Santiniketan is one of the perfect weekend gateway destinations for the people who are eager to travel. It's a great relief from the metropolitan's delirious pace and pollution. Shantiniketan is a tourist attraction mainly because Rabindranath lived here and penned many of his literary classics (namely Rabindrasangeet, poems, novels etc.) here at his home which is a place of historical importance. Tourists has to walk through the area. Guides are generally available outside Uttarayan Complex/Rabindra Bhaban. Tourists can also explore the region on their own as the area is pretty easy to navigate through.
Gangasagar, the land where faith meets belief, lies about 100 Km from Kolkata on the southern tip of the Gangetic delta, under the jurisdiction of South 24 Parganas, West Bengal. Gangasagar or Sagar Island, a tract of land cut from the mainland, creates an unparallel religious ambience with vast swathes of silver sands, clear sky, deep blue ocean and the iconic Kapil Muni Ashram. These are the shores where the holy Ganges meets the ocean after a journey of thousands of kilometres.
Royal city CoochBehar, a formerly princely state is known for its planned city roads and plenty of ponds of different sizes dug carefully and thoughtfully covering every corners of the city. Nrmerous architecturally pleasing buildings made during Royal era also adorns cityscape still today. CoochBehar is a place of diverse ethnic culture and rituals. Avid tourists can travel nearly entire Duars area and can enjoy beauty of nature from CoochBehar.
Basirhat is a name given after the person called Basir Mohammed or Basir Khan. The language spoken here is Bengali.One can enjoy the Mid-River experience of meeting the citizens of Bangladesh, over the Icchamati River, where tourists from both the countries are able to ride on boats to get a clear view of the each of the country.Tourists can even visit the ruins of some zamindar houses, as well as the Ramkrishna Missions, and religious people can visit Kuleshwari Kali Temple, along with the 300 years old Jora Shib Mandir, the Golpatar jungle and the General Shankar Roychowdhury. There are even parks like Bow Bazaar Park, as well as the Rabindra Saikat Park, also the Suryakanta Park, the Hari Narayan Ghosh Park and the Alok Jhorna Park, etc.
The Bungalow is situated at the heart of the Durgapur City opposite of Smat Bazar. Durgapur Bus stand is within the walking distance and Kazi Najrul Islam Airport is just 16 km away.
The Bungalow is situated at the heart of the Alipurduar town and easy access to all Govt offices, court etc.
Digha is West Bengal’s most popular sea resort and tourist spot located south west of Calcutta. Digha is perfect for short weekend tour. People can reach Digha by train, bus or private car. The journey takes approximately 4h 15m by train from Howrah. Bus takes approximately 4h 35m from esplanade. The scenic beauty of the beach is charming & eye-soothing and the beach is divided into two parts named-Old Digha and New Digha. The sea beach of Old Digha does not allow to bath, So even if one is residing in Old Digha, he/she will have to travel to New Digha to take a bath in the sea. Digha has a good market area, various types of hand-made products are available near the beach
Darjeeling is a town in India's West Bengal state, in the Himalayan foothills. Once a summer resort for the British Raj elite, it remains the terminus of the narrow-gauge Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, or “Toy Train,” completed in 1881. It's famed for the distinctive black tea grown on plantations that dot its surrounding slopes. Its backdrop is Mt. Kanchenjunga, among the world’s highest peaks.
Jayanti is a small picturesque forest village at the fringe of the Buxa Forest , located along the Jayanti River , which forms a natural border with the Bhutan hills , the hills on the eastern side of the river and the small village on the western side are also named after the river as Jayanti Hills and Jayanti village respectively. With its serene ambience and pictorial view Jayanti is often referred as the “Queen of Dooars”. This forest village is about 30 km from Alipurduar.
Bagbari is a census town in the English Bazar block in the Malda Sadar subdivision of Malda district.It is 2.5 km faraway from Mlada Rialway station.
Purulia is a land of natural beauty. The lush green landscape, verdant hills and dense forests make it a perfect tourist destination that gives a rustic ambience and peaceful surroundings to weary city dwellers. This westernmost district of West Bengal is part of the Chotonagpur plateau which unravels her untapped mystery and wondrous beauty. The landscape is rocky and undulating. The tourism of Purulia attractions center around its hills, forests as well as its archaeological excavations and the relics of ancient buildings and temples. Tribal ethos enriches the mystic charm and natural beauty of this land of red soil and red blooms of Palash...
Bishnupur Town is called the TempleNagari. Temples like Rasmancha, Madamohan Temple, Laljiu Temple, Shyamrai Temple, Jorebangla Temple etct. These temple are very ancient temples which were made by the great Mallah kings with beautiful Terracota design in their wall. Most of the temple are archaeological site. So, Bishnupur is one of the perfect weekend gateway destinations for the people who are eager to travel specially historical purpose. It's a small but very beautiful town to visit. Guides are generally available outside every temple. Tourists can also visit the Joypur Jungle, Panchmura Terracota Temple, Sutan Forest, Mukutmonipur Dam and verious other tourist places from Bishnupr Town through out the year. The town is well connected by train, bus with Kolkata as well as the rest portion of this state.
The bungalow is situated near PWD more on NH-12
Chalsa is one of the most visually attractive destinations in Dooars region .It is a small ancient town situated just on the foot of the Himalayas in the Dooars in Jalpaiguri district of West Bengal. Chalsa is the
Jhargram is located in the western part of Paschim Medinipur. Beyond the Gangetic plains of Bengal, Jhargram offers the most exotic undulating topography culminating in hill ranges of Belpahari, Kankrajhor in the North to the serene and meandering Subarnarekha River in the South. It is a paradise for nature lovers with bountiful forests of sal, teak, peasal and mahul, wild elephants, deer and birds in its vicinity. It is a favorite destination for people who love forests. The ancient temples, royal palaces, cultural feats of folk music and tribal dance, makes it an extremely attractive destination for tourists who enjoy discovering the unknown and unaffected beauty of nature in this area.
Murshidabad is a historical city in the Indian state of West Bengal. It is located on the eastern bank of the Bhagirathi River, a distributary of the Ganges. It forms part of the Murshidabad district. During the 18th century, Murshidabad was a prosperous city.