Solitary Traveller gives you tips to explore some offbeat places of our nation that has great diversity. These places are lesser-known to general tourists. It provides suggestions for low budget longer travel and places to stay. As these places are seldom visited by the outside world, its serenity, calmness and natural beauty is still preserved.
The Artists Behind the Scenes of Chhau Dance "Puruliya" [Day: 03]
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My childhood memories in the beautiful town of Puruliya have always attracted me to visit it time and again. This was my first experience when I left the town and headed to explore its beautiful countryside. This trip has recreated my perception of the place and helped me to bond further with its culture and tradition. This post is to adore the incredible people who are trying to endeavour their lost tradition and art.
Next day, early in the morning I left for Balrampur from Puruliya town. The excitement and the challenges of trekking always rejuvenate me with new energy. This unusual place is very little known even among the locals. Jharnakocha is a small tribal village at a distance of 15km from Balrampur. The village is surrounded by lush green hills followed by a muddy road.
Chorida Village
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Next day, early in the morning I left for Balrampur from Puruliya town. The excitement and the challenges of trekking always rejuvenate me with new energy. This unusual place is very little known even among the locals. Jharnakocha is a small tribal village at a distance of 15km from Balrampur. The village is surrounded by lush green hills followed by a muddy road.
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