Barria, India
Ajodhya Hills Rd
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It is one of the favorite places for the nature lovers as well as for a perfect weekend getaway also. Though it can be visited at any time of the year, the best time is considered to be the winter. The place is sure to mesmerize you with the varied landscape of hills, dense forests, and waterfalls. The tribal people add to the general scenic of the place. There are different activities such as trekking and rock climbing are offered on the hill which is sure to test your adrenaline rush. If you want to start your journey as a mountaineer then this is the perfect place to start. Recently, the place is also becoming popular with a lot of migratory birds coming in the winters. It is also a paradise for photographers.
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Had a really great experience in the Ayodhya picnic spot. The tents at the tong camp were beautiful and was amazing to stay at. In the morning you can surely enjoy the soothing and refreshing air. Amidst the mountains and the greenery you will surely find yourself in the lap on nature. You can also visit the Upper and the Lower dams and the Bamni falls. It's surely a lovely picnic spot️️️
Ajodhya Hills, is a small plateau with hilly surroundings located in the Purulia district of the state West Bengal, India. It is the easternmost part of the Chhotanagpur Plateau and extended part of Eastern Ghats range. Highest peak of Ajodhya Hills is Chamtaburu. The nearby populated town area is Bagmundi 1. If you are driving all through, from Durgapur to Ayodhya Hills, the route can be divided into 3 parts: a. Durgapur to Bankura (Bardhaman Bankura Rd. SH-9) – Excellent road conditions. Durgapur - Barjora - Beliator Forest - Fulberia - Beliator - Bhedua - Bikna - Mithila - Bankura From Durgapur (city center area) we started around 7:30 AM. Filled the fuel-tank from the petrol pump near Big Bazaar, crossed over to the other side of the GT Road to take the Bardhaman Bankura Rd. or the SH 9. The road condition is excellent with a little city-traffic at the beginning, say during the first 30 mins till the Durgapur Barrage. After crossing the barrage the road condition is very good and I could comfortably drive at steady 70 KMPH. The road takes you straight to Bankura. Some important villages enroute are Barjora-Fulberia-Beliator-Bhedua-Bikna-Mithila then to Bankura. b. Bankura to Puruliya – Excellent road condition Dhaldanga - Bankura Unnayani Institute of Engineering - Pohabagan (Take right) - Dulalpur - Bishpuria (Take left to catch NH 60A) – Indpur, Nabin Pukur, Belut, Puncha, Lalpur - Hura – Gurda – Bauridih – Surulia – Namopara – Puruliya c. Puruliya to Ayodhya Hills (Most part is in plane, last 1 hr uphill, road condition is mostly good) Purulia – Tamna – Jhunjka – Baghmundi - winding roads uphill – Ayodhya Hills One can also reach Purulia by train/bus and hire car from there to Ayodhya Hills. Daily buses ply from Purulia to the Govt. Guest House here in Ayodhya, which is also a famous option. 2. Where to Stay The best and safest place to stay at Ayodhya Hills is the Niharika and Malabika Guest Houses under WBFDC.
Awesome place. No words for this place. Best place in puruliya. There are so many water falls. Etc.. Loved this place
One of the best hill top picnic spot for the Jharkhand people with 3 dam views. Visit during winter at noon time to get best view and pictures of the hills and dams. If you are the one who loves the mesmerizing view of mountains surrounding the 3 connecting rivers and bridges, then this place has got all you want guys.
It's Awesome Place. It's outstanding. I love That
That's the Queen of Purulia ... The crowd says that all️.. Amazing place to chill out and make a family trip planning Enjoy the hill view and the most popular bamni falls It's helped many small business owners too
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