Rondiha Barrage - Tourist attraction in Randiha, Nityanandapur - Purba Bardhaman, India

Located in between Durgapur and Panagarh location, Extremely beautiful place and specially in evening time, You can visit without any charges, An extremely good place for photography or specifically I can say for nature photography, It's a water barrage, roads are okay to travel in bikes, can also go in cars but will not suggest, Tea, water and snacks shops available nearby.

Nice palace to visit but risky too. so, please don't go near the water. 20 kms from rajbandh bus stand and 22 kms from rajbandh Railway Station.

It's a nice place for weekends in low cost. No parking fess, you can seat anywhere, take a boat ride and njy

A nice place for spend your weekend. And it's a place with a historical importance also. This barrage was inaugurated in 1933. But be careful about broken glass pieces of beer bottle. Liquor bottles are scattered everywhere. The local administration is quite careless in this matter. You can visit any day.

When the dam is full the views are extraordinary. The sound of water, the visuals of flowing streams are magical. The place is not very crowded all time and their are plenty of spots where people can sit and enjoy the sites.

Rondia dam is a beautiful place, specialy in rainy season and winter. It is a popular dam. No charge for car parking, bus parking. Here boat riding is famous . Here nothing charge but we get unlimited happiness and enjoy . So please come this beautiful place and get happiness all over the day . Please visit this place.

Randiha (Bengali: rnddihaa) (also spelled Rondia) is a tourist spot in Durgapur subdivision of Bardhaman district in the Indian state of West Bengal. It is a picnic spot. In 1932, the Anderson weir was constructed at Randiha. As a result, irrigation facility has been available in the lower Damodar basin before the advent of dams by means of the diversion weir on the Damodar and Eden canal to the extent of 890 square kilometres in the districts of Burdwan and Hooghly. Detailed examination of flow data as available at Randiha, revealed that maximum flow of 650,000 cu ft/s (18,000 m3/s) had occurred twice in August 1913 and August 1935 before the implementation of Damodar Valley Scheme. It is about 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) from Panagarh on NH 19 and about 19 kilometres (12 mi) downstream of Durgapur Barrage.

Nothing much to see around just a dam and scenic view of flowing water so you can enjoy the evening time with friends