Kolkata to Ayodhya Hills

Joychandi Pahar: A stone throw distance from Ayodhya Hills, Joychandi Pahar is covered rocks and stones. A small temple of Chandi Ma stands on top of this hill. A beautiful virgin place, enchanting scenery awaits you here. Certain portion of ‘Hirak rajar Deshey’ was shot around this place by the maestro. Murardi Lake: Muradi Lake, encircledby green mountains, is just few km from Ayodhya Hills. It is actually a 2km stretched dam and a picnic spot where you can enjoy picturesque view and solitude. Saheb bandh: Situated in Purulia and a close by spot of Ayodhya Hills, Saheb Bandh is a 50-acre lake, built during 19th century. A cool and serene place, it is the home for migratory birds. Garpanchkot: Situated at the foothill of Panchakot near Ayodhya Hills, Garpanchkot offers panoramic view of the Panchet dam on Damodar River. Bird watching is a treat to the eye. Pakhi Pahar: The bird Hill or Pakhi Pahar is just few km from Ayodhya Hills, is an attractive spot for rock climbers and bird lovers. Deulghat: Deulghat, situated near Kansai river is the home of 15 temples that are poplar for carvings and amazing architecture. Deulghat is one of favourite spots of the tourists and is a must visit. Surulia: Just few km from Ayodhya Hills and situated on the banks of Kangsabati river, Surulia is a favourite picnic spot. With a beautiful deer park and a well decorated cottage, this place is visited by many tourists and should not be barred from schedule.