Well it was not only visiting a place in a lazy holiday but my intention was to discover some peace for my mind. I was finally find out the peace of mind when I was under the ‘Chatim Tala’ (under the chatim Tree), from where the Santiniketan was started to develop by Tagor’s father in 1862 and took rest for a long time. This place is not for all the people who are hunting peace to fulfill their dream. This place is for that kinds of people who are looking something for peace but exactly don’t know what that is.
Khoai Village fair: Since I visited on Saturday, I got a chance to take a look on khoai village fair. This village fair usually held on every Saturday of the week by the near by villagers who come to sell their own handicraft goods like ornaments, clothing’s, snacks, musical instruments specially ektara (Folk singer’s musical instrument what have one string into a wooden shell). But the most attractive things of this fair is gathering the baul (folk) singers who sang various types of baul songs (folk songs) in front of little audience who seated on the ground.
Photo: Chhatim tala, from where the Santiniketan was started it's journey
Photo: Prayer Hall for Brahma samaj in santiniketan.
