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Bankura Tourism · Since 2015

Red earth, green forests and a warm Bengali welcome.

Terracotta temples, sal forests, hills and India’s second largest earthen dam. The hidden treasure of West Bengal, planned by locals.

Bishnupur · The temple town

Temples, terracotta and tales of the Malla kings.

Rasmancha, Jorbangla, Shyam Rai and Madanmohan: the Malla kings told the Ramayana and Mahabharata in burnt clay.

Mukutmanipur · Queen of Bankura

Hills, lakes and a sunset over the dam.

Drive the dam road, take a boat to the islands and watch the Kangsabati turn gold at dusk.

Susunia · Biharinath · Jhilimili

Old brown hills, sal forests and birdsong.

Climb Susunia, walk the Biharinath trails and lose the city in the twelve-mile forest of Jhilimili.

Bishnupur · Silk weaving

Silk, stories and the art of Baluchari.

Baluchari sarees carry temple epics thread by thread. Visit the looms of Bishnupur.

SINCE 2015Your local host in Bankura

Come as a traveller. Leave as family.

For over a decade we have been planning trips across the red-earth country: terracotta temples, sal forests, hills and blue water. Bankura is the hidden treasure of West Bengal, and our local team would love to show it to you.

Explore tourist places
2ndlargest earthen dam in India, at Mukutmanipur
1600 ADRasmancha, Bengal’s oldest brick temple
4th c.Bengal’s oldest rock inscription, on Susunia Hill
1,480 ftBiharinath, the tallest hill in the district

Tourist places

Heritage, hills and forests. Choose your Bankura.

All places & offbeat spots
Heritage

The temple town

Bishnupur

Walk through Rasmancha, Jorbangla and the terracotta temples of the Malla dynasty.

Explore Bishnupur
Pilgrimage

Birthplace of the Holy Mother

Joyrambati

Matri Mandir, Punyo Pukur and the quiet ghats of the Amodar.

Explore Joyrambati
The long-necked Panchmura horse is the emblem of All India Handicrafts.

Arts, crafts & festivals

Epics woven in silk. Stories fired in clay.

The world-famous Baluchari designs were inspired by the terracotta tiles of Bishnupur’s temples. Watch the weavers at work, meet the potters of Panchmura, and take home Dashabatar cards, dokra and terracotta made by hand.

Baluchari sareeTerracotta horseDokraDashabatar cardsHandloom
Poramatir HaatEvery Saturday · Jor Mandir
Bishnupur Mela23–27 December
Bishnupur Music Festival1st week of February
Tusu & Makar ParabLast day of Poush
Fairs & festivals

Four ways to feel Bankura

Hillocks, heritage, handicrafts and blue water.

Tour packages

Pick a trip. We’ll handle the rest.

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Let’s watch the beauty of Bankura.

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Beauty of Bankura

Temples, forests, hills and the dam, in a few minutes.

Guest feedback

Trusted by travellers since 2015.

Reviews on Tripadvisor

“If you want to spend a quiet moment among the trees and smell Bengal, please go for it. People are homely. The sky above is a feast of stars.”

SCSreeparna ChakrabortyMukutmanipur

“Pollution-free climate and distinct beauty. We took a ride on the Mukutmanipur dam road and it was the ultimate experience.”

SMSubhadip MaityMukutmanipur

“Glorious history, rich culture, indigenous handicrafts, virgin forests, unique terracotta temples and the Gharana vocals. A dream retreat awaits you.”

NTNilanjan TarafdarBishnupur

SINCE 2015Plan your trip

Your Bankura trip is one call away.

Stay, cab, guide and tickets. Tell us your dates and we plan the rest.

Serving travellers since

2015

Over a decade of trips across Bankura and the Junglemahal, planned by a team that lives here.

Local teamBorn and based in Bankura
One call, everythingStays, cabs, guides & packages
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