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Durgapur, located in West Bengal, is a major industrial city and one of the most important cities located next to Kolkata. There are many places to visit in Durgapur to explore more about the industrial areas and the rich flora and fauna collections like eucalyptus and forests found here. Apart from tourist spots, it is the industrial hub of West Bengal which is important for economy and technology. It is located in the Paschim Bardhaman district. This city is also situated on the banks of the Damodar River at an elevation of 65 m.
Top 10 Places To Visit In Durgapur
Here are some of the 10 famous places to visit in Durgapur to have an amazing trip.
1. Durgapur Barrage
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Durgapur Barrage is one of the most popular tourist places in the city and was built to control the overflowing Damodar River during the monsoon season. This barrage connects Durgapur with Bankura. The structure of this barrage keeps the flow of the river Damodar in check. It is also a beautiful place that is adjoining the bridge, offering a beautiful view of the city to visitors. A local boat can be hired from this place to go to the water and create some memorable experiences, especially during the sunset on the shore.
Location: Durgapur Barrage, Pratappur, West Bengal 713218
Timings: 24*7
2. Deul Park
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Deul Park is located in Durgapur, situated by the Ajay River, which is a beautiful place. This park is also a tributary of the Ganga River. There is also a village that has been turned into a resort at this park. This park is rich in its historical significance and natural surroundings. There are many locals living in this place to learn more about the native cultures and common folklore for the tourists, which is very interesting. It is the perfect place to take a peaceful walk and enjoy nature with the lovely atmosphere situated near the river.
Location: Deul Park .Bonkati.Burdwan, Deul Road, Gourangapur, West Bengal 713152
Timings: 8 AM – 5 PM
3. Bhabani Pathak’s Tilla
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Bhabani Pathak’s Tilla is located at the heart of Durgapur city, which is a famous historical place that is popular among locals and tourists. This place is a maze of tunnels that is immortalised in Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay’s iconic novels like Devi Chaudurani and Durgesh Nandini. This place also has passageways where you can hear the whispers of the past echoing around you. This place holds great historical significance where each stone carving, each artefact display and each monument tells a story about Durgapur’s past. There is also a temple of goddess Kali in this place.
Location: Bhavani Pathak’s Tila, Mamra, Durgapur, West Bengal 713216
Timings: 24*7
4. Durgapur Steel Plant
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Durgapur Steel Plant is a massive complex that is a paradise for engineering lovers due to its great deal of steel production. This steel plant is under the steel authority of India, with large-scale operations and equipment located in this premises which is a great place for fresh learners and knowledge seekers. This plant is not generally open to the public, but it can be visited with contact with any of the employees. Miss Steel Plant made a normal contribution during the initial years and in the later periods.
Location: Durgapur Steel Plant Airstrip, H8JR+FXV, Durgapur, West Bengal 713206
Timings: 9:30 AM – 6:30 PM
5. Troika Park
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Troika Park is another famous place in Durgapur that offers complete leisure time to spend with family and friends with many activities like rides, water sports, boating and many more. There are many games planned for kids and youngsters that are right beside the deer park. This amusement park is a must-visit not only for youngsters but also for all age groups to spend some amazing time. This park has beautiful floral beds, wooden walking trails and artificial statues to attract the kids and to spend amazing time.
Location: Anand Amusement Park, City Center, Durgapur
Timings: 10 AM – 9 PM
6. Benachity
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Benachity that has a field of a market place is a traditional business centre that is 3 km long with many traditional shops on both sides. Most of the shops here sell small merchandise, handicrafts and wholesale items. Now this place has been expanding and being developed, with many shops opening up. This place is busy with people throughout the roads, which is difficult to travel, especially in cabs. It is preferred to travel through buses for the visitors to take a look around the market and buy the necessary items.
Location: Benachity, Durgapur, West Bengal
Timings: 9 AM – 10 PM
7. Ram Mandir
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Ram Mandir is a famous temple in Durgapur that is also one of the most important ones in the Bidhan Nagar area. This temple is dedicated to Lord Rama, who sits in the middle of a garden. This temple is made out of stone-carved walls, which is very beautiful to look at. Places famous for their beautiful architectural design and intricate cultures, which play a major role in protecting the cultural heritage and spirituality of the location. Many locals and tourists visit this place to seek blessings and participate in many religious rituals, prayers and events.
Location: Bidhan Nagar Ram Temple, Yuri Gagarin Path, Bidhannagar, Durgapur, West Bengal 713212
Timings: 6 AM – 9 PM
8. Kumaramangalam Park
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Kumaramangalam Park is one of the biggest parks in the Durgapur region, with musical fountains, boating facilities, and many more located on Tilok Road. There are two entrances to the park, where on one side there is a huge bronze Ganesh idol that welcomes you with many other beautiful statues representing traditional Indian folk dance. There is also a fun toy train for children to enjoy a ride around the park. The musical fountain in this park is mesmerising to experience. This park is the best place for a one-day trip to visit for relaxing.
Location: KMP, H77X+9MG, 130, Sarath Chandra Ave, B-Zone, Durgapur, West Bengal 713205
Timings: 9 AM – 8 PM
9. Garh Jungle
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Garh Jungle is a famous place located in Durgapur, which is a beautiful place that is known for its natural surroundings. This place is also known as Dharma Garh of Raja Surath because this was the place where he performed Durga Puja under the guidance of Mahamuni Medhas. This place is considered to be one of the oldest in the country, where Durga Puja is performed every day in the temple in the jungle. This is a beautiful place to explore nature and have an amazing time to learn more about the history of the city.
Location: Garh jungle, HCVW+C6V, Bistupur, West Bengal 713212
Timings: 24*7
10. City Centre
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City Centre in Durgapur is a bustling area that is known for its Cosmopolitan arcade with many shopping centres, movie halls, malls and eating joints that attract locals and tourists. It really has more than 200 stores with a variety of items and restaurants. This mall also has an indoor and outdoor section where there are many restaurants and cafes. There is also 5D cinema indoor bowling, an amusement park gaming section and many more activities organised for the youngsters. There are health clubs, gyms, spas, and various other activities organised for the elderly also.
Location: City Center, Durgapur, West Bengal 713216
Timings: 8 AM – 9 PM
Durgapur, one of the famous cities in West Bengal, is the industrial hub of the state and is known for its many activities and places to visit. There are many interesting places to visit in Durgapur to get to know more about the history and culture of this region and also to experience some fun activities during the visit. Plan a trip with TripXL and know more about this place and for further information.
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