Tamluk

Tamluk is a town in India. It is the area central command of Purba Medinipur region of West Bengal, India. In spite of the fact that there is some discussion, researchers have by and large concurred that present day Tamluk is the site of the old city differently known as Tamralipta or Tamralipti. The present town is situated on the banks of the Rupnarayan River near the Bay of Bengal. The general population of Tamluk are principally Bengali talking.

There are some waiting impacts of progressive relocations and attacks from both the west, east, and particularly from northern India. Its history demonstrates the mind boggling mix of indigenous, Muslim, Buddhist, Jain and Hindu societies, through exchange, travel, and movement. Not at all like different parts of Bengal, Tamluk was in every case very much associated with the Gangetic fields. Indeed, there is proof to propose that the way of life of Aryata affected life in early Tamluk.

Tourist places

• Rupnarayan waterway bank : The bank of stream Rupnarayan is famous for picnic.
• Devi Barghobhima : Nearly 1150-year-old Temple of Kali named as Devi Bargobhima. This sanctuary is a piece of 51 Shakti Peethas. Puranas say that the little finger of left feet of Sati/Parvati fell here when Lord Vishnu cut the sacrosanct Body of Goddess Sati into a few pieces to make Lord Shiva very.
• Tamluk Rajbari :Located on the edges of town, the illustrious dwelling place the Mayura-dhwaja Peackok Dynasty said in Mahabharata, and so forth is a is a popular tourist destination.