| Address: | Bansberia Road, Bansberia, Mithapukur More, West Bengal 712502 |
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| How to go: | Board any local train from Howrah station which is going to Katwa. Bansberia, Kuntighat, Somrabazar those stations are coming one by one after Bandel station. Hanseswari Temple Get down to Bansberia railway station and take toto. Within 5 min you will reach to the temple. They will take 10 Rs. If you get down in Bandel station, you will find shared auto from platform no 1 side, which is going directly to Hanseswari Temple. Imambara You can take auto from Bandel railway station. They will ask 15 to 20 per head. Gazi Dwarga From Hanseswari temple you can take auto. It will take around 15 min. Anandamoyee temple (Somrabazar) After getting down to the Somrabazar station you can hire auto or toto to visit this place. NB: If you hire a car to visit those place it will be easier to cover all of these. |
| Pros: | Landed aristocrat, amazing temples, behaviour of village people. |
| Cons: | For Somrabazar there are some communication problem and lack of food joint. It is a bit remote place. |
| What to visit ? | Hanseswari temple, Ananta Vasudev temple, Gazi dwarga, Kuntighat Wooden Hanging Bridge, Kunti river, Maa Anandamoyee temple, Rahdajibon Mustafi Landed aristocrat, Harasundari temple, Laxmi Das Mustafi Landed aristocrat, Imambara ... Truly you can explore more..... |
| Company: | People who love culture of Bengal |
| Minimum day/time to visit: | 1 day |
| Locality: | Panchayat area and Village |
| Expenses: | 300 per head if you use local transport. It depends on transport. |
| More Information: | This is basically a day tour destination where you can explore various Bengali culture and Bengal history. People who love to explore old temples and architecture of Bengal or any landed aristocrat, This day tour won't let you down. You can visit Hanseswari temple, Ananta Vasudev temple, Gazi dwarga, Kuntighat Wooden Hanging Bridge, Kunti river in any time of the year but during Durga puja you must visit Radhajibon Mustafi house and Laxmi Das Mustafi House to attend festive occasion, to mix with rural culture and get mingled with their custom. These houses are 300/400 years old. So most of the parts of those house are getting abandoned due to lack of maintenance. Descendant of those houses mostly stay out of city due to work, hence they handed over the responsibilities to caretakers of the house. Truly those constructions are so impressive and valuable, I love the structures, colors, designs and all. People live with dream to live in this kind of houses in their entire life. I wonder if these won't get renovated then those will get damaged soon. And if it does, the archaeological value will get lost. So what is the way to protect those heritage which are getting oblivion ? |
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