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Rani Siromoni Garh : Resort near Karnagarh temple

 Rani Siromoni Garh: Resort near Karnagarh temple

In this era of concrete jungle a little greenery gives you the feel like oasis.Recently govt of west bengal developed a resort near medinipur city named Rani Siromoni Garh on the land of Karnagarh royal family.

Karnagarh (also written as Karnagar) is a village and a gram panchayat in the Salboni block in the Medinipur Sadar subdivision of the Paschim Medinipur district in the state of West Bengal, India.
 
Karnagarh fort consisted of about 100 bighas of land, stretching for about 4 miles, that was surrounded by the Parang River. It was about 4 miles north of Midnapore. The inside of the fort was divided into two parts, the andar mahal for the royal family and the sadar mahal for others. The temples of Dandesvara and Mahamaya, the ruling deities of Karnagarh, were located to the south of the fort. Now, hardly anything, other than memory, remains.The Karnagarh family had two other forts nearby – at Abasgarh and Jamdargarh.
 
 

Booking of Karnagarh Resort:

As of  now you can book resort and cottage through online mode only.
here is the link for booking which is backed by Medinipur DM Office.
Cottage booking Link: Karnagarh resort booking Cottage booking link

All images captured & copyrighted by ©Chandan Ghosh
 

This Eco friendly sustainable cottage is made by local rock and mud roof tiles.




Rani Siromoni Garh resort





Cottage of Rani Siromoni Garh

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