Jasvinder Singh crossing the Ganga River bridge at Begusarai during his solo return drive on Day 1 from Jamshedpur to Guwahati in his Hyundai i10 on 2023-05-12 afternoon.
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Showing posts with label Dalkhola. Show all posts
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Saturday, 8 August 2020
Siliguri to Forbesganj (BR) - Indian Roadie Preferred Route, Motoring Route, Driving Route, best route for road trip
Indian Roadie Preferred Route, Motoring Route, Driving Route, best route for road trip from
Siliguri (WB) to Forbesganj (BR)
(Siliguri_Forbesganj):
Siliguri ---- Bagdogra ---- Ghoshpukur ----Islampur ---- Kishanganj (BR) ---- Dalkhola (WB) ---- Purnea (BR) ---- Jalalgarh ---- Araria ---- Forbesganj (BR)
Siliguri ---- Bagdogra ---- Ghoshpukur ----Islampur ---- Kishanganj (BR) ---- Dalkhola (WB) ---- Purnea (BR) ---- Jalalgarh ---- Araria ---- Forbesganj (BR)
Note: These are user generated best routes.
Abbreviations in use in Motoring Routes Of India, Indian Roadie Preferred Route, Motoring Route, Driving Route:
RA = Road Ahead.
ROR = Road on Right.
ROL = Road on Left.
NH = National Highway.
SH = State Highway.
NE = National Expressway.
ROR = Road on Right.
ROL = Road on Left.
NH = National Highway.
SH = State Highway.
NE = National Expressway.
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Sunday, 12 October 2014
Let's go fishing on NH34 at Gobindapur, near Shantipur, Nadia district, West Bengal
Let's go fishing on NH34 at Gobindapur, near Shantipur, Nadia district, West Bengal.
Incidentally, Shantipur is famous for its Bengal Tangail Sarees.
The condition of the road has deteriorated to this extent in September 2014 as seen in the picture.
If you are planning a drive/ ride to North Bengal, Bhutan or the seven North Eastern sisters, be ready to embrace dips or fishing jaunts almost throughout the stretch of this 'highway'.
For the uninitiated, NH34 is the major lifeline of 434 kms between Kolkata and Dalkhola (West Bengal) via Ranaghat, Baharampur, Malda.
At Dalkhola, one meets NH31 (a part of the East - West corridor).
Road On Right (ROR) from Dalkhola: Siliguri via Islampur, Kishangunj.
Road On Left (ROL) from Dalkhola: Purnea (Bihar), Bhagalpur.
Incidentally, Shantipur is famous for its Bengal Tangail Sarees.
The condition of the road has deteriorated to this extent in September 2014 as seen in the picture.
If you are planning a drive/ ride to North Bengal, Bhutan or the seven North Eastern sisters, be ready to embrace dips or fishing jaunts almost throughout the stretch of this 'highway'.
For the uninitiated, NH34 is the major lifeline of 434 kms between Kolkata and Dalkhola (West Bengal) via Ranaghat, Baharampur, Malda.
At Dalkhola, one meets NH31 (a part of the East - West corridor).
Road On Right (ROR) from Dalkhola: Siliguri via Islampur, Kishangunj.
Road On Left (ROL) from Dalkhola: Purnea (Bihar), Bhagalpur.
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Wednesday, 20 August 2014
Pathetic state of NH34 (Kolkata - Dalkhola) in Aug 2014
Warning for those planning a drive to North Bengal.
Barring 120 - 130 odd kms, the entire stretch of 435 kms of NH34 from Kolkata to Dalkhola (via Barasat, Ranaghat, Krishnanagar, Baharampore, Malda, Raiganj) is worse than what you see in the photos clicked by me somewhere near Barajaguli (Nadia district) on 3rd Aug 2014.
I drive a Maruti Suzuki Esteem VXi and love my car a lot. The pathetic condition of the road almost made me cry.
Moreover, for several unknown reasons, one might get held up in road jams stretching between 3 - 5 kms at various places for hours together.
Barring 120 - 130 odd kms, the entire stretch of 435 kms of NH34 from Kolkata to Dalkhola (via Barasat, Ranaghat, Krishnanagar, Baharampore, Malda, Raiganj) is worse than what you see in the photos clicked by me somewhere near Barajaguli (Nadia district) on 3rd Aug 2014.
I drive a Maruti Suzuki Esteem VXi and love my car a lot. The pathetic condition of the road almost made me cry.
Moreover, for several unknown reasons, one might get held up in road jams stretching between 3 - 5 kms at various places for hours together.
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