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Ambikanagar

55km away from Bankura, Ambikanagar is another famous Jain pilgrimage. It is an ancient city situated by the river. It is also known for its tribal population and culture. Handicrafts made from bamboo and grass can be brought from here.

Deer Park, Mukutmanipur

Bankupuria deer park is situated in the middle of the Mukutmanipur dam. One can take a boat ride to reach the other side of the dam. From there you can either walk or hire a motor rickshaw to cover the distance of 2 km. There are as many as 40 deer present in the park. The lush green environment adds to the natural beauty of the place. One can also find eagles and species of different birds in the forest. A visit to the Bankupuria Deer Park is a perfect outing for the family. It is advisable to carry binoculars to the park as it becomes easier to spot birds. The boat ride is an added feature to the place. Photographs too can be taken inside the park. It is a spot enjoyed by kids seeing the number of deer reared in the park. Surrounded by greenery all over, the cold breeze freshens up the mood. One can also find monkeys on the branches of trees chattering. The park is well maintained by the Forest Department. Read More

Built in 1956 on the Kangsabati river, this is a huge damn. The view in the evening when its close to sunset, merged with the entire backdrop is breathtaking. The road by the damn can be driven on and is a smooth ride, a very romantic one at that.

Named after the 23rd Tirthankara of the Jains, Parasnath falling in the Giridih district of Jharkhand is a popular Jain pilgrimage centre. It is believed that 20 out of 24 Teerthankars have attained their deliverance here on the highest peak in this range, Sammet Sikhar. There are as many as 20 temples here, some of which were built more than 2000 years ago.