Ausgram

Set up in a rustic open setting, the ashram provides a traditional Baul music experience throughout the year. Different groups of baul singers are invited every week to provide a musical experience to the guest. The ashram also has options for staying, and music lovers can stay overnight to enjoy the music and the organic food that comes straight from the vegetable gardens. Special music programmes are held in winter, which attracts a lot of visitors.

A forested area with remains of an age-old watchtower. It is said to be a favourite spot for hunting bears (ভালুক bhāluk) of the Rajas of Bardhaman. Bhalki Machan is often used as a picnic spot. It has only one resort called Aranyasundari. There's a waterbody for boating and a fort near the resort called Bhallu Rajar Durga.

A historical park built on a lake by Maharaja Kirtichand at around 1710. It is said that his wife from Rajasthan felt the lack of Rajasthani architecture and culture in Bengal, and the Maharaja built the park to create the ambiance of Rajasthan. The park was later restored by the Ausgram I block administration in October 2018 with a light and sound show at the evening.

An abandoned airfield used by the United States Army Air Forces during the Burma Campaign (1944-1945) of World War II.

A 350-year-old mansion that you can find in some Bengali movies. Now mostly in shambles, the palace was built by Parameshwar Roy, a Dewan of the Bardhaman Raj, for his sons. Terracotta reliefs can be found on the gates of the palace, which is surrounded by the temples of Shiva, Kali and Durga.

An archaeological site. According to legend, the main mound at Pandu Rajar Dhibi is associated with King Pandu mentioned in the epic Mahabharata, hence the name.