Midnapore Tourism

Midnapore city is the district headquarters of Paschim Medinipur district of the Indian state of West Bengal. It is situated on the banks of the Kangsabati River (variously known as Kasai and Cossye).
Midnapore, a land of sacrifice and history sparks up the divinity feeling in the hearts of the pilgrims with a bevy of lovely shrines. Located by the side of Kangsabati River, the fire of the freedom struggle can still be experienced here as the localities unwind the sacrificial stories and hardships undergone by their fore-fathers in liberating India from the ruthless hands of the British.

Coming to historic attractions, Jagannath temple the 18th century marvel which has a unique idol of the presiding deity is frequented by devotes from Orissa, Bhutan and Bengal. Karnagarh has two majestic temples named Mahamaya and Chapaleshwar which is constructed in Orissa style. After seeking the blessings of Kali Mata at Habibpur catch a glimpse of the architectural grandeur of the 17th century Rukmini temple and also a divine visit to Sitala temple relaxes and pampers the mind.

Gopegarh Heritage park with beautifully laden walking path, flower carpet and boating facilities is a heaven of nature’s bounty. People from all age groups love to relax and wander about in the peace and tranquil setting. Andar Mahal, Dwadash Dwari fort and John Pierce tomb are the sites greatly liked by the history buffs.