Amidst the joy of autumn festival, nature seemed to gift a beautiful scene to the people of North Bengal. Kanchanjngha twinkled from a distance in the clear autumn sky. Over the rows of green tea gardens or vast paddy fields, the snowy peaks of the Himalayas are visible to the eye. On the morning of the third day of Puja, local residents got busy capturing this scene on camera.
Clear glass in the cloudless sky, double the joy of the festival
During the Durga Puja days, the nature of North Bengal attracts tourists and locals. But such a visible presence of autumn sparkles in the sky on the face of the temple has brought additional joy in the minds of the people of Jalpaai Gudi.
Since Tuesday morning, Himalayan snow covered peaks are visible from different parts of the district. Due to the absence of clouds in the sky, the distant Kanchanjngha seemed to become brighter. This scene of white snow against the blue sky captivates the nature lovers in an instant.
white snow mountains in the green tea garden
On this day, Kanchanjhar can be seen from various areas like देंगुझाड़ tea garden, राधामालिबाजर and ठिटलतार पड़. When the workers in the tea garden were busy collecting 'दुटी पत्ता एक्तु कुड़ी' (दूटी पत्ता एक्तु कुड़ी) then through the gap of green leaves, snow covered mountains were visible in the distance.
On one side, the vast greenery of the tea garden, on the other side, the white peaks of the Himalayas – this made the scene more attractive. Not only the tea garden, but also the unique form of Kanchana Janghar has been seen over the paddy fields of the village.
Himalayas can also be seen from the roof of the house
These days, there is no need for many people to go far away to see Kanchanjingha. The crest of the mountain is clearly visible from the rooftops of various tall buildings in Jalpaiguri city. The sky was cloud free since morning and there was no sunshine. As the day progresses, the brightness of the summit increases as the sun shines on the snow.
Seeing such rare beauty in front of their eyes, many people keep taking pictures on their mobile phones. An incentive is created among the locals to share those pictures through social media.
Why is Kanchanjangha visible only in autumn after the rainy season?
During the rainy season, it becomes difficult at times to see the Himalayan peaks from the plains due to clouds, fog and rain. Visibility increases when the sky clears after the rain. At that time, it is possible to see the Kanchana Jungle from various plain areas of North Bengal. In the winter season, such clear sky and dazzling mountain views are especially attractive for nature lovers. The combination of green tea gardens, cotton flowers, paddy fields and distant snow covered mountains makes the autumn festival of North Bengal more colorful.
On the third day of the festival, the waterfalls of Kanchanjungha, the mesmerizing waters of Pujore, covered Kanchanjungha in the snow in the autumn cloud-free sky. On Tuesday, the morning of the third day, a beautiful view of the Himalayas was seen from the water bodies of the water bodies, the tea garden, the Radha Malli Bazaar, the water tower and the rooftops of various tall buildings in the city. The beauty of the forest covered in white snow against the backdrop of green tea gardens, paddy fields and blue sky further enhanced the joy of the festival.