The mystic grandeur of Joychandipahar and Adra
Joychandipahar, situated 5 kms from Adra, is a popular tourist destination of West Bengal. Set on flat, undulating land, it has railway tracks enclosing it on two sides. As it is, Adra has four sets of tracks converging, Joychandipahar is a great destination if you are a tourist-cum-railway enthusiast.
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The distant hills form a backdrop to a man crossing the Damodar Bridge with his bicycle. Owing to the paucity of trains or a road bridge, this is a common practice here. I am not sure how safe an option this is. (Pramit Mitra)
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