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Purulia district is one of the twenty-three districts of West Bengal state in Eastern India. Purulia is the administrative headquarters of the district. Some of the other important towns of Purulia district are Raghunathpur-Adra, Jhalda, Anara and Balarampur.
Several rivers flow across Purulia district. Among these Kangsabati, Kumari, Silabati (silai), Dwarakeswar, Subarnarekha and Damodar are the important ones. Although several rivers flows across the district, 50% of the water run off due to the undulated topography.There are also several Small dams like Futiyary, Murguma, Pardi, Burda, Gopalpur, which are mainly used for irrigation of agriculture field. Saheb Bandh is one of the popular and famous waterbodies of Purulia. It is located in the heart of the purulia town. It is a shelter of the migratory birds which comes from Bangladesh, Burma, Sindh, Baluchistan during December to March.
Purulia has rich cultural heritage. It has the mixed culture of Bengal, Jharkhand, and Odisha as it was a part of these areas for various times. From archaeological evidences to local festivals, every cultural event has got a tribal touch in it, which is the speciality of Purulia. Living mostly in rural areas and keeping intact many of their socio-cultural values, more or less in pristine forms, the rural people of Purulia have their folks to speak about many of their tenets. The distinctiveness of those is well demonstrated with the sentiments and feelings of the population and these are marked with splash of colours and often entwined with pathos, romanticism, velour and social consciousness. Purulia has a range of traditional song types, including Jhumair, Ahirageet, Bhadu, Bihargeet, Baul, Karamgeet, and Tusugeet. It is also the birthplace of a martial dance of Bengal Chhau.
Hundreds of thousands of tourists come to visit Purulia annually to witness the charm of the natural scenery of Ayodhya, Turga Falls, PPSP Upper and Lower Dam, Dawri khal in Kesto Bazar Dam, Lahoria Shiv Mandir, Matha and Kuilapal, falls and tribal habitations of Ajodhya Hills and Bagmundih, dams like Panchet, Murguma Dam and Futiari, heritage buildings like Panchakot Raj Place, trekking range of Matha proud with Pakhi Pahar, and Joychandi Pahar, picnic spots like Baranti, Duarsini, Doladanga, Jamuna, traditional folk dance and culture like Chhou Dance and Jhumur Song.
PARDIH DAM
Baghmundi police station area, in the lap of Ayodhya hills, there is an unknown village called Pardi. The village is quite large. On the road from Baghmundi to Balrampur, the narrow paved road on the left from Banshitar turns to the right through the dense Shal forest and crosses the village of Chirugara to reach Pardi village. The tribal houses of this Chirugara village are beautiful. Beautifully decorated courtyards and walls with remarkable, colorful motifs. Some of them are flowers and some of them are animals. In a word, you can’t take your eyes off it. Pardi Dam, a short distance from Pardi village.
PAKHI PAHAR
The 800 feet high hill (Murraburru Hill) is a canvas for artist Shri. Chitta Dey and his team, who has sculpted nearly 65 images of birds on the sheer rock face. The work is still going on.
The Bird’s Hill or ‘Pakhi Pahar’ draws rock climbing enthusiasts. The hill has been painstakingly sculpted by a group of artists to create about 65 birds and is worth a visit. One can also witness the scenic beauty of Pardi Dam which is about 12 kms from Charida.
KHAIRABERA LAKE
natural lake bounded by low lying hills and deep forests. The Khairabera Lake is also home to numerous migratory birds.Khairabera is a beautiful lake amidst an irrigation dam in the midst of
slopes and woods at Baghmundi hills which falls in Choto Nagpur Plateau.The beauty of the place is its serenity, uneven terrain, falls,
streams, thick vegetation. Khairabera lies in the Purulia district of
West Bengal. The driving distance from Purulia to Khairabera Dam is only
67 km. On the slopes and at the fringe of the woods at Baghmundi
nestles the beautiful tourist destination Khairabera Eco Adventure
Resort. You can enjoy guided trekking and camping with food facilities
provided by the Resort .
CHARIDA MASK VILLAGE
Nearly 300 artists work in different workshops in this village to create the various masks and costumes used in Chau Dance. You can see the artists working on their creations once you visit this Charida Village.
Charida is a sleepy hamlet lying in the shadows of the mighty Ayodhya Hills. Popularly known as Mukhosh Gram, it is where the Chhau mask makers of Purulia reside