Shantiniketan Sightseeing Highlights Tour

Santiniketan was earlier known as Bhubandanga (named after Bhuban Dakat, a local dacoit i.e. robber). In 1862, Maharshi Devendranath Tagore (father of Rabindranath), while on a journey to Raipur, came across a landscape with red soil and meadows of lush green paddy fields. Rows of Chhatim trees and date palms charmed him. He acquired the land, planted more saplings and built a house for himself. He called his home Santiniketan (abode of peace). Santiniketan became a
Santiniketan is situated in Birbhum district of West Bengal, India, 205km by road from Kolkata (earlier named Calcutta) via Panagarh and 165km via Guskara. spiritual center where people from all religions joined for meditation and prayers. He founded an 'Ashram' there in 1863.Air/train fare
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