Digha Tour Package 3 Night / 4 Days

Chandaneswar Temple   At a distance of 6 km from Digha Railway Station, Chandaneswar Temple is an ancient Hindu temple located at Chandipur near Digha, West Bengal. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Chandaneshwar is one of the famous temples in Digha. Built-in typical Kalinga Architecture style of Old Odisha temples, the beautiful white marble place of worship rings with the stories and sculptural representations of Hindu mythology. The Shiva Linga here is said to be Swayambhu (or self-originated). A black statue of Nandi is also a prime attraction of this holy temple. One can always find a large number of devotees around the shrine.

 Science City   Inaugurated on 1st July 1997, the Science City is a major attraction for tourists as well as locals. It is one of the largest science museums in the sub-continent and offers a perfect blend of education with fun. With several galleries and halls, the centre educates visitors about various scientific principles. The Space Odessey, Maritime Centre, Earth Exploration Hall, Dynamotion Hall and Evolution Park are some of the important galleries of the Science Centre. Another major attraction of the Science Centre is the Science Park, an amusement park which has attractions like the Musical Fountain, Road Train, Gravity Coaster, Cable Cars etc. Science City offers a phenomenal experience for adults as well as kids, and therefore, is a must-visit attraction.

Amarabati Park Situated less than a kilometer away from the new Digha beach, the beautiful Amarbati Park is a popular place among tourists. It's an awe-inspiring paradise with its well-maintained verdant greenery. The park features sprawling lawns dotted with colourful seasonal flowers that fringe the lovely lake situated at the center of the park. Visitors can stroll around the park by treading on the walkways, relax on the seating areas while taking in the picture perfect surroundings or enjoy boat rides at the lake. Adventure lovers can engage in ropeway ride which offers a spectacular view of the new Digha region and the stunning park below