10 Places to Visit in New Digha, Tourist Places & Attractions
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People Also Ask About New Digha

  1. Which are the best places to visit in Digha in one day?

    Digha Mohona Watchpoint: Amongst the best tourist places to visit in Digha, this is the confluence of the Bay of Bengal and River Champa, and offers amazing sunrise and sunset views. This also houses a vibrant fish market loved for its seafood.

    Talsari Beach: This red crab beach is one of the most stunning tourist places to visit in Digha and is considered to be the last beach on India’s northeastern coast. It is shaded with thickets of coconut, cashew, and palm trees and famous for boat rides.

    Marine Aquarium: This is Asia’s largest inbuilt aquarium and houses interesting specimens of marine and freshwater species. You can see rare exhibits like those of lionfish, pufferfish, clownfish, sharks, tang fish, whale skeletons, and crabs.

    Battala Market: One of the liveliest places in Digha, this market is known for its fresh fish, prawns, and crabs, and varieties of seafood that one can indulge in. You can also pick up beautiful Odisha handicrafts and conch jewellery here.  

  2. What are the best things to do in Digha?

    Enjoy a picnic at Amarabati Park: This beautiful park is perfect for enjoying the vibrant colours of flowers, hours of play for children, ropeway ride, and boating. 

    Stroll in a forest:
    Head over to the Old Digha Beach to enjoy the serenity that only a forest can offer. This thicket of Casuarina trees is perfect for taking long strolls and trying the delicious seafood available at the local shacks here.

    Enjoy shopping:
    Being a beachside town, Digha has amazing jewellery and handicrafts to offer, especially those made of conches, seashells, and coconuts. You also pick up dried seafood pickles, local coffee, tea, etc. here.

    Try seafood:
    No trip to Digha is complete without trying the delectable array of fresh seafood that it has to offer. Don’t miss to enjoy the exotic flavours Pona Thali, pomfret, tiger prawns, luchi & torkari, etc.
  3. What is the best time to visit Digha?

    Winters (October-February) are the best time to visit Digha to enjoy pleasant weather. The temperature averages around 20°C making it perfect to be outdoors as you explore the beaches and enjoy watersports. This is also when the grand Durga Pooja celebrations take place here.

  4. What is Digha famous for?

    Digha is known for its wide and serene coastline dotted with picturesque golden sandy beaches, vibrant local markets, lush gardens, and its cashew plantations. Besides these, it is a seafood lovers paradise and also for those who love delicate collectibles made of conches and seashells.
  5. Which is the better Old Digha or New Digha?

    For people who are looking for solitude and old-world charm of tree-shaded promenades, Old Digha is the place to be. People who love the buzz and chatter of crowds, eateries, and touristy places should visit New Digha.
  6. How is the climate of Digha?

    Summers start in April and last till June with high daytime temperatures averaging around 35°C. Monsoons last from July to September and bring heavy rains and high humidity. Winter months of October till March are extremely pleasant and also when most tourists visit Digha.
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