Nimasarai Watchtower
Overview
Nimasarai Watchtower, built during British rule to monitor river traffic, lies beside the Mahananda River. Though partially in ruins, it offers scenic views and a unique colonial heritage.
Details
Once used to spot smugglers and floods, the tower now stands as a forgotten relic. Surrounded by greenery, it is perfect for quiet contemplation or sketching.The Nimasarai Watchtower, or Nimasarai Minar, is a historic tower in Malda, West Bengal, India. It is believed to have been built around the 16th century and served as a watchtower and a resting place for travelers between Gaur and Pandua. The name "Nimasarai" translates to "halfway resting place".
Itinerary
Arrive in the afternoon, climb to the top for a panoramic view of the Mahananda River, and enjoy a peaceful sunset with light refreshments.
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