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| Digha |
Digha is West Bengal's nearly visited tourist spot and sea
resort,Which is situated south west of Calcutta. Digha is 187 km from Calcutta
and narrated as the 'Brighton of the East best for a holiday. Digha has a low
gradient with a superfacial grit beach with clam waves enlarge 7 kms in length.
The dramatic beauty of this place is
lovely and thrilling. The beach is girdled with casuarinas plantations along
the coast enhancing the beauty of this place. These trees separately from decorating
the sands also help in diminishing the erosion on the dunes.
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| Digha Sea Beac-Bay of Bangal |
The Bay of Bengal are something straight off an artist's
easel of The sunsets and sunrises reflecting off the salty waters. The beach
making it quite safe for swimming because Digha is calm and shallow for about a
mile.
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| Digha Sea Beac |
Digha sea beach Originally known as Beerkul during Warren
Hastings time was discovered By the British, in the late 18th century . It is
called as the "Brighton of the East" in one of Warren Hasting's
document (1780 AD) to his wife.Every viewer can see both sunrise and sunset at
Digha sea beach. The sunsets and sunrises recollecting farthest the salty waters of the Bay of Bengal are
something straight off an artist's easel. The sea at Digha is calm and shallow
for about a mile from the beach making it quite safe for swimming.
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| Digha |
In 1923, an English tourist John Frank Smith was attracted
by the diversity of Digha and started staying here. John Frank Smith writing
about Digha softly gave announcer to this place. After independence, he
realized West Bengal's chief minister Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy to develop Digha
as a beach resort.
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| Sunset |
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