Day 1: Purulia to Ajodhya
Day 2: Ajodhya Explore
Day 3: Ajodhya to Sonkupi
Day 4: Departure from Sonkupi
Purulia is known for the scenic Ajodhya Hills, tribal villages, lakes, waterfalls, and the cultural heritage of Chhau dance and mask-making.
October to March is the best time for pleasant weather. The monsoon months (July–September) are also beautiful to see waterfalls in full flow.
A 3 to 4-day trip is ideal to cover Ajodhya Hills, Muruguma Lake, Bamni Waterfall, Chorida village, Turga Waterfall, Matha Pahar, and Pakhi Pahar.
Purulia is well connected by train from Howrah and Sealdah stations. The journey takes around 6–7 hours. By road, it’s around 300 km and takes about 7–8 hours.
Muruguma Lake, Suicide Point, Marbel Lake, Upper and Lower Dams, Bamni Waterfall, Chorida (Chhau mask village), Turga Waterfall, Matha Pahar, and Pakhi Pahar.
Bamni Waterfall is one of the most scenic falls in Purulia, located amidst forests and rocky cliffs. It involves a short trek to reach, making it a favorite for nature lovers.
Suicide Point is a popular viewpoint offering stunning panoramic views of the Ajodhya Hills and valleys. It’s best visited during sunrise or sunset.
Yes, short treks to waterfalls, viewpoints, and forest trails are popular here, though they are mostly easy to moderate in difficulty.
Sonkupi is known for its cultural villages, natural waterfalls, and proximity to unique attractions like Pakhi Pahar and Matha Pahar.
Chorida is the hub of traditional Chhau mask-making, where artisans craft colorful masks used in Chhau dance performances.
Pakhi Pahar (Bird Hill) is famous for large bird carvings etched on rocky slopes by artist Chitta Dey, making it a unique open-air rock art site.
Yes, but the best time is during and just after the monsoon (July–October) when the waterfall is at its fullest. In summer, the flow is relatively low.
Yes, Purulia is safe for families, solo travelers, and groups. Local people are friendly, though it’s advisable to avoid late-night travel in forested areas.
Local Bengali cuisine is common, along with simple tribal dishes in villages. Homestays usually serve home-cooked meals with rice, dal, vegetables, chicken, or fish.
Yes, a 2-night, 3-day trip is possible for weekend travelers, covering Ajodhya Hills and key attractions like Bamni Waterfall and Chorida village.
Barabhum Railway Station is the closest, about 34 km from Ajodhya. Purulia Station is another major option, around 68 to 70 km away.
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