Murguma Lake
On the Saharajhore River, a Kangsabati River tributary in West Bengal, India, the Murguma Dam is being built.
Popular Tourist Destinations & View Points
Pakhi Pahar
Artist Shri. Chitta Dey and his crew have carved approximately 65 representations of birds onto the sheer rock face of the 800-foot-tall cliff (Murraburru cliff)
Bamni Falls
A must-see destination for travelers is the waterfall known as Bamni Falls, which is situated in the center of Ajoydha Hill.
Marble Lake
One of the most popular attractions in the area right now is Tarpania Lake, often known as Marble Lake locally.
Turga Falls
Turga waterfall, a sight to behold, lies close to the Gosaidih settlement. A small reservoir is created by the falls, where locals and visitors enjoy swimming.It is a waterfall that cascades.
Choridah Mask Village
The many masks and costumes used in Chau Dance are made by around 300 artists in various studios throughout this region.
Khairabera Lake
A natural lake surrounded by dense forests and low hills. Numerous migratory birds can be found living around the Khairabera Lake.
PPSP Lower Dam
Although smaller in size, Lower Dam Lake is incredibly picturesque and hidden in the hills.
PPSP Upper Dam
This Upper dam creates a lake that is over a kilometer long and serves as the main water source in these parched areas.
Mayur Pahar
This place was once famous for the roaming of peacocks. If you’re lucky, you might even see a peacock.
Pardih Dam
There is a mysterious settlement called Pardi in the vicinity of the Baghmundi police station, in the shadow of the Ayodhya hills.
Mathaburu Hill
The “Mathaburu” is standing up to two thousand feet high. A huge awakened god to the locals.
Baranti Lake
Baranti lake is a good location to view the sunset. The lake has plenty of fishes and can also serve as a fishing point who is pursuing fishing as a hobby.
Jyochandi Pahar
Joychandi Pahar is a hill in West Bengal, popular for rock climbing, with a temple at the top, 520 steps, and 360 degree views.
Garhpanchakot
It is situated at the foothill of Panchakot (panchet hill) in the northeast corner of the Purulia district.