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  1. Hi Subhadip,
    A ton of thanks for what you have complied here.. I am from Sisai only and I can say ” Ghar ki murgi dal barabar perfectly fits for Navratangarh”. As you mentioned a negligible man who just returned from forest was more informed about the place..
    Anyway keep travelogging…:)

  2. Simple language , yet intriguing and in-detailed post of an almost unknown place with so much of history and value in understanding the history of this part of the country. Thanks a ton to share this with rest of the world with perfect photographs, itinerary and the piece of history at the end as well!
    Wish your happy feet to explore more such unknown, hidden treasures of our country!

    1. Hi Debjani, Thanks a lot for the wonderful comments. My habit or rather I should say hobby of blogging started when I decided that I need to tell this story to the world. Not only this but I have come across such many sites which hardly anyone visits as most of them are off the main tourist maps. Thanks again 🙂

  3. Awesome descriptions, now the place is in my bucket list. Have to explore that place.Sir please provides us other details of such unexplored place.

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