Shiulibona Weekend Stay

About Shiulibona Resort Weekend Stay Susunia Hill Bankura

A weekend stay in Siulibona is ideal for those who genuinely love the offbeat natural world. Siulibona is a tiny village in Bankura that is close to Susunia Hill. Susunia Hill is another well-known location for young climbers. During the winter, camping and rock climbing are organized. Numerous well-known climbers began their expeditions from these twin hills.

About Shiulibona Resort Weekend Stay Susunia Hill Bankura

Places to visit nearby Shiulibona Resort

Susunia Hill

Due to its picturesque surroundings and historical significance, Susunia Hill has become a popular tourist destination. Visitors often come to admire the natural beauty of the hill, explore the caves, and learn about the archaeological findings. There are also opportunities for trekking and hiking in the area.

Susunia Hill

Narasimha Temple

A popular attraction at Susunia Hills is the Narasimha Temple. In the foothills, there is an open temple will see "Narasimha." The stone idol is unlike any other Hindu goddess in appearance. The Santhals, Kols, Munda, and Vils were between the tribal people who worshipped Narasimha, and it looks like their points of view were reflected in the idol's creation.

Narasimha Temple

Dhara

The Dhara, which is close to the Narashimha Temple and appears spring water that comes from a stone spout with suggested medicinal benefits, is another enigmatic aspect of this location. Although the source of this spring's exceptionally pure water is unknown, it is superior to all the packaged drinking water that is readily available in the area. The Susunia Hill Waterfall is among the best places to visit in this area.

Dhara

Susunia Lipi

There is also historical significance to the Susunia hills. Visitors to Susunia will see what is thought to be the "oldest" rock inscription in the state of West Bengal. Although there is no trace of Raja Chandravarman's fort here, chronological views claim that he built it here. In the location known as Pushkarana, there are rock inscriptions dating back to the fourth century AD. Chandravarman's empire's capital was Pushkarana, also known as Pakhanna. Many believe that Raja was killed in retaliation for a fight with Chandra Gupta Maurya. The inscription is secured by ASI. The two-part ancient rock inscription features a significant "Chakra," or wheel, with sharp edges. The first part pointed to that the writing is the work of Raja Chandravarman and the second one states that the community of Choshagrama was transferred to Chakrasvamin. Susunia lipi is one of the top places to visit from our associated resorts

Susunia Lipi

Artifacts and Culture

This is the place if you are the type of person who enjoys artifacts. You will witness a variety of stone-working crafts because this is the residence of stone-carving artisans. Miniature stone dust artifacts are also available for purchase. Get a keepsake from the Susunia foothills and give it to a special someone.

Artifacts and Culture

Biharinath Hill

Biharinath Hill is one of the highest peaks in the Bankura district, with an elevation of around 448 meters (1470 feet) above sea level. The hill is surrounded by dense forests, which are part of the larger Chhota Nagpur dry deciduous forests.

Biharinath Hill

Baranti Lake

The distance between Baranti and Biharinath is around 25 kms. Baranti Lake is an artificial reservoir formed by the damming of the Muradi River. The serene and tranquil waters of the lake, surrounded by greenery and hills, create a picturesque setting that attracts tourists and nature lovers.

Baranti Lake

Koro hill

Nice place to visit. Koro hill is situated in Bankura near amarkanan. Top of the koro Hill there is a beautiful temple of God Durga Maa and the place is very beautiful and peaceful. This place is near kapista village. This place is near about 14 km from Bankura main town. There is also a new temple of God Vishnu.

Koro hill

Gangdua Dam

The Gangdua Dam, also called the Shali Water Reservoir, is located in West Bengal's Bankura district. It is constructed over the serene Shali River. This dam is a fantastic location for those who enjoy being in nature, taking photos, and going on adventures in addition to being a water reservoir. Visit Gangdua Dam for a tranquil escape from the bustling city.

Gangdua Dam

Gar Panchkot

The Singh Deo dynasty has a nearly 1500-year history, and Garpanchkot is a part of that history. The temple ruins in the southern Panchet foothills are all that remain of this kingdom. The temples are categorized under several architectural styles, including Pirha, Jor-Bangla, and Pancharatna.

Gar Panchkot

Mukutmanipur

Mukutmanipur:, a hidden treasure surrounded by verdant forests and hillocks, is blessed with tranquil environment and a stunning view of the azure sea. Far from the crowds and commercialization, a part of Mukutmanipur still breathes the perfume of tribal culture and provides breathtaking views to tourists. It is also regarded as a dream place for photographers. To be more specific, the Queen of Bankura: is offering you an ideal holiday time to break the monotony of your hard schedule. A dream spot for photographers. It's a wager that you can't stop yourself from shooting breath taking images.

Mukutmanipur

Jhilimili Forest

There are vistas dispersed throughout the forest from where you can enjoy beautiful views.

Jhilimili Forest

Bishnupur

Bishnupur is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, particularly its terracotta temples built during the reign of the Malla kings in the 17th and 18th centuries. The terracotta temples are adorned with intricate terracotta artwork depicting scenes from Hindu epics, mythological figures, and daily life.

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