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For the frequent commuters of Mumbai, who use the famous local trains to travel, Kalyan is just another station in their mundane daily commute. But for the history buffs out there, Kalyan is indeed an interesting visit. Though considered a part of Mumbai metropolitan city, the city of 'Kalyan', a Marathi word for 'welfare', is located in the Thane district of Maharashtra and is the 7th largest of the state. Before the rise of the port of Bombay, Kalyan was a major port city in Maharashtra. The port was frequently used by European travelers and missionaries as it was well connected with the mainland. Kalyan also experienced many sieges throughout its long history and was ruled by the Mughals, the Portuguese, the British and the Marathas. It was also a stronghold of the Marathas and it was also the place where the Maratha king Shivaji resided. Though the city seems to have lost its charm due to population surge and rapid industrialization, the city's historical significance is still intact. The city once surrounded by a 2000 yard stone wall which was guarded by multiple towers and gates. The building of the fort wall was started during the reign of Shah Jahan and was completed by Aurangzeb in 1694. Later, under the rule of the Marathas, a new gate was added and the fort was further fortified. Of the 18 Birla Mandir's in the country, there is one in Ulhasnagar which is in proximity with Kalyan. This beautiful temple, like all other Birla temples, mesmerizes its visitors and devotees. Being an important railway junction and with rapid urbanization and major developmental projects coming up, Kalyan is set to become an industrial and business stronghold as it was in its yesteryears.
Asansol is the second largest city in the Bardhaman District Of West Bengal after Kolkata. It is the second largest urban agglomeration in West Bengal and is an important mining and industrial centre. This place is mostly preferred by travellers from West Bengal and Chennai because it has the right combination of hills, greenery, lakes, temples and a thriving urban life to attract tourists. There are many exciting things to do in Asansol and places for perfect holiday. 1. To seek some blessing visit Ghagar Buri Chandi Temple which is one of the prominent religious places visited by a number of Hindu believers. This temple is located in Kali on Kali Pahadi in Asansol. The best time to visit the temple is during the winters. 2. Sacred Heart Church in Asansol was built using British bricks which were permitted to be imported. It is a colonial style red colored church famous for its elegance. It is a major praying centre for the Catholics of Asansol. September to March is the best time to visit this place. 3. Churulia is a suburb of Asansol, West Bengal. This place is basically known as the birth place of Bengali poet Kazi Nazrul Islam and and the resting place of his wife Pramila Devi. It is believed that there was a fort at Churulia in olden days which fell to Sher Khan. Sher Khan was the Afghan chieftain in the 16th century. There is a mound in the village which contains the ruins of the fort. It is a good example of Islamic architecture.
A preferred but dry mode of travel, train journey kills the fun of stopping by at intervals and viewing the attractions that the route from Kalyan to Asansol has to offer. Prior bookings and ticket confirmation worries can make travelling a burden. So book Kalyan to Asansol cab from Wiwigo.com the day you want to take your journey and forget about confirmations and restrictions!
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