Talsari Beach
ତାଳସାରି ସମୁଦ୍ର କୂଳ
A palm-lined beach on the Odisha side, where a river estuary, sandbars, and red crabs form a wild natural landscape. It is a popular half-day trip from Digha.
Talsari Beach lies on the border between West Bengal and Odisha, about 9 km from New Digha. It takes its name from the rows of palm trees along the shore. The Subarnarekha River flows into the sea here, creating intertidal sandbars and a small fishing harbor. At low tide, you can walk out onto the sandbars to see red crabs and fishing boats. The beach is little developed and environmentally pristine, and the sunset is especially beautiful in the evening. It takes 20 to 30 minutes from Digha by e-rickshaw or hired car and is often combined with Udaipur Beach and the Chandaneswar Temple.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Udaipur Beach
- Chandaneswar Shiva Temple
- Digha Science Centre
- New Digha Beach
- Amarabati Park
- Jagannath Temple, Digha
- Marine Aquarium and Regional Centre
- Old Digha Beach