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One of the popular point of sightseeing in Birbhum. Slightly difficult to find the path and reach the spot via car.
The pure essence of nature takes one along the paths of literary history. Still to develop as a full grown tourist spot which can also be the cause of attraction for some. Better to visit during the daylight.
It's very nostalgic when you Stand by the Kopai river and remember the childhood story of Writer Sri Tarasankar Bandopadhyay, " Hansuli Banker Upokotha"
It's a beautiful and romantic place.. U can relate this place with famous novel hasuli banker upakatha.. The river makes a U shaped turn here that why the name hasuli bank.. The name derived from one type of ornament named hasuli used by tribal women.. But unfortunately now this place is polluted by bricks industry.. The connecting Road is full of dust and hole.. U must cary something to cover your head and nose.. It is advised to visit this place during winter..
One of the most beautiful river bank I have ever seen in Birbhum!
Awesome serene beauty fantastic touring and picnic spot.
"haaNsulii baaNker upkthaa " " Hansuli Banker Upakatha" is a film by Tapan Sinha based on the novel by Tarashankar Bandopadhyay, in 1962" .
Nice please to visit to enjoy the U carve of the river Kopai of district Birbhum from West Bengal.
Location: very near to Labpur.
You can step down to kadoa bus stop.very near from bolepur or prantik railway station.
From there easily you can find auto/bus/Toto to kadoa. You can enjoy the beautiful village journey up to Sahurapur. You will get village stay over there and enjoy the river and ultimate peace of mind.
This meandering network of tertiary rivers, which originates from the main Kopai and Bakreswar rivers, is immortalized in the well-known novel "Hansuli Banker Upokatha" by Tarashankar Bandopadhyay. It somewhat resembles a piece of jewelry worn by women. Within a few kilometers, this geological wonder is made up of a network of tertiary rivers that frequently twist and turn.
