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Murraburru Hill

Pakhi Pahar, Bird Hill

Ajodhya Hill and Forest Reserve Area, India

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An offbeat rock carving site near Charida village. It is known for its massive stone faces carved with dozens of large birds, making it a unique outdoor art site surrounded by scenic hills and tribal culture. Pakhi Pahar was started by local artist Chitta Dey and a team of sculptors. Over 65 bird figures have been carved into the hill’s rocky surface, symbolising freedom and harmony with nature.

Murraburru Hill popularly known as Pakhi Pahar is a hill located near Ajodhya Hills in Purulia district, West Bengal. Rock carvings done since 1995 have transformed the hill and nearby boulders.
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