Places To Visit In Digha

Top 8 Places To Visit In Digha

From the Aquarium of zoological survey of India to the beauty of Bisa Bangla Park in Old Digha. Here are the top 8 places to go in Digha.

Aquarium Of Zoological Survery Of India

Home to several species of fishes, the Marine Aquarium cum regional centre is one of the most popular places to visit in Digha West Bengal. The aquarium has three kinds of creatures: species of conservative importance, 'local and curious' species and freshwater species. These species include sea anemones, lobsters, sharks, rays, butterfly fishes, sea snakes, horse shoe crabs and a bunch of other not-so-commonly-heard-of organisms.

Entry Fee: No entry fee

Timings: 10 AM to 6 PM

New Digha Beach

New Digha Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Digha. This beach is actually a man-made attraction that is quite famous for its easier accessibility, larger expance, and lesser crowd density. The soft sands of the New Digha beach make up for a lovely weekend getaway. Tucked away in southern West Bengal, this destination is a quaint holiday spot to spend time in the tranquil lap of nature.

Entry Fee: No entry fee

Timings: Open 24 Hours

Udaipur Beach

If you're looking for a more laidback and tranquil beach atmosphere, Udaipur beach is the right place to visit. The beach has lonely, deserted stretches of seashore where you can just walk along, take a dip in the water or just rent a bike to roam around. You can choose from a number of exciting options of activities at the Udaipur Beach and enjoy yourself with friends and family. These include swimming, taking a long walk along the sea shore, and enjoying adventure sports.

Entry Fee: No entry fee

Timings: Open 24 Hours

Shankarpur Beach

One of the only tourist attractions of Shankarpur, the Shankarpur beach is breath taking, in every sense of the term. Clean water, white sand and mildly blowing winds make the Shankarpur beach, not just a great tourist attraction, but also one of the most sought after beaches on the entire Eastern Coast.

Entry Fee: Rs. 20 per vehicle

Timings: 6 AM to 6 PM

Amarabati Park

Nestled in the coastal beauty of Digha lies Amarabati Park, a natural wonderland for for those looking for a tranquil experience. The park is situated less than a kilometre away from the New Digha Beach and boasts of pristine lawns filled with a rich diversity of seasonal flowers. The park also includes a mini-lake situated in the centre of the park.

Entry Fee: Adult - 10 INR per head

Timings: 7:30?AM – 7:30?PM

Digha Gate

An entrance to the small coastal town, the gate was constructed on the National Highway 116B in Digha, close to the Bay of Bengal. The grand structure has become popular for its design and attracts flocks of people here. A concrete and steel gate, it is shaped like a fishing boat as a tribute to all the fishermen in the region, and is painted white and blue which further adds to the overall splendor. A sight to behold, Digha Gate looks even more beautiful when lit up during the night.

Entry Fee: No entry fee

Timings: Open 24 hours

Digha Mohona Watch Point

Being the the confluence of River Champa and the great Bay of Bengal, Digha Mohona Watch Point offers a stunning views of the sunrise as well its surroundings. The best time to visit is during the early morning hours to see a splendid sunrise or if you would like to see the busy side of Digha Mohona Watch Point. You can also visit during the evening for sunset views and take delight in the tranquil surroundings.

Entry Fee: No entry fee

Timings: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Biswa Bangla Park Old Digha

Located at old Digha sea beach, Biswa Bangla Park is a recent addition to the area and has the Biswa Bangla theme to it. Biswa Bangla is an MSME enterprise which was established by the West Bengal Government to promote handicrafts and textile from the state of West Bengal. To further the concept, the famous Biswa Bangla icon is installed along with a globe, surrounded by a fountain inside this park.

Entry Fee: No entry fee

Timings: Open 24 hours