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#The hill roads in Purulia district are primarily associated with the Ajodhya Hills (Ayodhya Pahar) region, which is a very popular tourist destination. This area is the easternmost part of the Chhota Nagpur Plateau.
Here is a guide to the Purulia hill roads and the popular spots along the circuit:
Major Hill Road Circuit: Ajodhya Hills
The main circuit is centered around the Ajodhya Hills, offering scenic drives, dams, waterfalls, and viewpoints.
Key Places of Interest on the Ajodhya Hills Circuit:
Ajodhya Hill Top: A central point on the plateau with accommodation and panoramic views.
Upper and Lower Dams (Purulia Pumped Storage Hydel Power Project): Impressive dams that are part of a hydroelectric project, connected by scenic roads.
Bamni Falls (Bamni Jharna): A beautiful cascading waterfall, often requiring a descent via steps to reach the bottom viewpoint.
Turga Dam and Turga Falls: Another picturesque dam and waterfall in the region.
Marble Lake (Tarpania Lake): A beautiful blue-water lake formed in an old quarry, popular for photography.
Murguma Dam: Located slightly off the main hill-top area, known for its tranquil reservoir and natural beauty.
Charida Village (Chhau Mask Village): Located at the foothills of Ajodhya Pahar, this village is famous for the artisans who make the traditional, elaborate masks used in the Chhau dance.
Matha Pahar (Matha Buru): Known for its forest reserve, and popular for rock climbing and nature camps, especially in winter.
Khayrabera Dam: A beautiful reservoir at the base of the hills, surrounded by forests.
Mayur Pahar: A hill offering great views, particularly popular for sunsets/sunrises.
How to Reach the Hill Roads
There are primarily three routes to reach the Ajodhya Hills:
Via Jhalda
Via Sirkabad (This route includes the scenic 'S-Turning View Point' or 'Banka Dahar')
Via Baghmundi
The nearest major Railway Station is Purulia Junction (approximately 50 km to Ajodhya Pahar). From the station, you can hire a car or take local transport.
Best Time to Visit
The best time for a road trip and sightseeing in the Purulia hills is during the winter and post-monsoon seasons:
Peak Season (October to March): The weather is pleasantly cool (average temperature 12^\circ\text{C} to 25^\circ\text{C}), which is ideal for outdoor activities, trekking, and exploring the circuit. The landscape is lush after the monsoon.
Spring (March to April): The forests, particularly the Palash trees, are in bloom, painting the landscape in vibrant red and orange colors.
Note: Summers (May-June) can be very hot, and while the monsoon (July-September) makes the hills lush and the waterfalls gush, heavy rainfall can sometimes make travel difficult or potentially risky on forest roads.