![]() Etymology of Talasari Beach The name ‘Talasari’ is derived from the two words ‘Tala’ meaning Palm and ‘Sari’ meaning Row. The palm trees surrounding the place give such a name to it. Special Feature of Talasari Beach Talasari is one of the less exploited beaches of Odisha. The Talasari beach is not as frequently visited by the people as the other beaches of Odisha. The waters of the sea at Talasari beach are not turbulent but calm and peaceful. Another feature of Talasari that fascinates tourists is its backwaters, which one needs to cross to reach the sea. The calm ambiance, unique receding waters and tropical weather all year round make it a popular destination for adventure seekers and those looking for solitude. ![]() Attractions at Talasari Beach The serene villages and tall palm trees creates a thrilling experience on the tourists. One will find only sand dunes on the beach. There are a handful of small hotels and a Panthasala run by the Odisha government. The estuary of the river Subarnarekha River can be seen in the distance. The local people from the nearby areas flock to the beach in the weekends. Tourists get attracted by the peaceful and tranquil atmosphere of Talasari Beach. The waters of the Bay of Bengal are spread up to the horizon and provide a panoramic view of the sea. The Fishing port in the region has been developed recently. Red crabs are abundantly found in the beach. How to Reach Talasari Beach Talasari is 36 kms from Jaleshwar which is the nearest railway station and Bhubaneswar is the nearest airport and is 300 km from Talasari beach. The beach is properly linked by roads to other towns and cities of Odisha. It is also well connected with the renowned beach of Digha, only 8 km away, which is in the state of West Bengal. It is also conveniently linked with the New Digha Railway Station. (Last Updated on : 26-03-2016) |
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