
Nestled amidst the lush green pastures of Purba Bardhaman district, Bannabagram, Warispur, and Harekrishnapalli form a closely connected cluster of villages that we consider as one expansive community, collectively known as Bannabagram. This picturesque region offers a serene countryside retreat. Within Bannabagram, you'll find the Baul Ashram, a cultural space adjacent to a forest range where Baul musicians gather to perform. Nearby, villages like Warispur and Alefnagar are renowned for their Kantha embroidery. The Kantha center in Bannabagram is a vibrant hub where women create intricate Kantha embroidery, a centuries-old craft that repurposes old cloth into new creations, weaving stories through every thread.
Witness the serenity and simplicity of rural living with the mud houses of the locality and the local Haats; Explore Moukhira including terracotta temples, the historic Zamindar’s palace, Kalikapur Rajbari; Dokra makers’ village Dariyapur, Kantha weavers’ village Warispur and archaeological treasures like Pandurajar Dhibi, all within 10 kilometers of Bannabagram.
Start the day with soulful Baul music. Learn about Kantha embroidery repertoire and visit nearby Kantha village Warispur. Participate in workshop with the Kantha artists and create a memory. Witness the captivating Chadar Badar puppetry, along with traditional folk instruments. Enjoy walking along a forest trail. Explore organic vegetable farming. Enjoy local cuisine. Explore the historical wonders surrounding Bannabagram.
Bannabagram Baul Ashram is 13 km from Guskara, 32 Km from Panagarh and 33 km from Santiniketan.
Nearby railway stations are Guskara (13 km), Mankar (21 km).