Visit an island that only wakes up for 6 hours

The Dhaka Times Desk There are many islands in the world. Different types of beauty exist in those islands. But now there is news of an island that stays awake for only 6 hours! From an exotic island that you too can visit.

We have heard of many islands. We have also heard the names of various islands in the country and abroad. But I think no one has ever heard the name of Bichitrapur Island. This exotic island only wakes up for 6 hours! The island is not far from our country. This island is located in the Digha region of the Indian state of Odisha. So you can also visit this island by understanding the time-opportunity.

This island in Bichitrapur, India stands in a strange geometric design. As soon as you step there, you will hear the chirping of birds. But you cannot go here at all during high tide. This is the real secret of the island. The reason is that this island wakes up only 6 hours a day. Therefore, the attraction of tourists towards it is also very high.

After stepping on this island, nothing like packets or bottles left by tourists will be seen. It will seem as if you are the first to set foot on this island. Alcohol is prohibited on this island! Just explore the island as much time as you can get. Each place of the island has its own beauty. You can't waste any time coming here. But there is no reason to worry. The boat will come to pick you up at the appointed time.

On the way back, you will also find the largest sun-facing flower farm in the Asian continent. So you can go to this place in India if you get two or four days off. One reason is that almost everyone goes to Dighat. Bichitrapur can be reached from Digha by a slightly different route. Bichitrapur is an area very close to Digha.

There is also the neighboring town of Talsari. So Bichitrapur can be said to be an ideal place for vacation. That's why Talsari should first cross Udaipur and pass by Chandaneshwar temple. If you look around, you will see that there are several resorts here. If you want to stay, you have to book the resort in advance. Otherwise, you may have to spend the night on the road. Even if you get a house, you have to pay more than 3 thousand rupees.

Bichitrapur is just 12 km away from Talsari. The path of the village. If you go through the road, you will see many watermelons. You will see the mangrove forest after crossing a slightly crooked path. The mystery of Bichitrapur begins from there. In this mangrove forest you will find a ticket counter of Odisha Forest Department. You have to buy a ticket and get on the boat.

You have to go by boat. 1200 taka per trip on 8 seater fiber speed boat. This speed boat will take you right near the estuary. Which is found in Suvarnarekha Sagar. This is where the spit boat will drop you at Bichitrapur Island. You can roam freely. Later the Spit Boat will take you back again.