kalipur beach , diglipur , andaman

Kalipur Beach, It was not so strange to hear the name because the name of the village was Kalipur, but when we saw it, we found that it is really the

Kalipur Beach, It was not so strange to hear the name because the name of the village was Kalipur, but when we saw it, we found that it is really the beach of Kala Pani and even the sand has adopted the back color.

We first walked towards the beach after keeping the luggage in the hotel. The beach is about two hundred meters away from the hotel and you don't even need to ask the way to the beach from anyone. Walking to the right hand from the from our hotel, we saw a board in front. I saw a tree near the board which was strange. It seemed as if another tree was coming out from inside one tree. The Jaat Devta climbed on the tree thinking no further went and brought the complete inspection of the tree. Later, when he could not climb down, he had to jump. One more thing to be told to you is that nowadays Jaat devta has mastered photography and have started doing a lot of angles selection and all. Everyone had fun on the beach here but also took some great photos.

Especially the water going back to the sea, which stays still only for a few seconds, it was amazing to take a photo of the shadows in it.

There was a low tide in the sea, that is, the water level was low and the island that was visible in the front seemed so close that we could just touch it by stretching our hand. When we asked the hotelier, he had told me that you can get a small jhungi or boat or if you know how to swim, then you can also go there by swimming. Seeing the waves of the water, I did not think anyone dared to swim, but it was also difficult to get a boat. We did not see any boat there when we were there. The fishermen were definitely holding the boat in front of the sea, but they were so far away that even our voice could not go there.

In the meantime, there was a small distance there was rocks of dead algae, which shows the outbreak of a tsunami. Some five to seven people were also seen who had come here for a picnic. Later the real thing came to know that there is no beach in Diglipur. The seashore is there but due to lack of beach, residents of Diglipur come to Kalipur beach when they feel like taking a bath or picnic. That's why people were visible here. When we walked out of here, two cars were found on the main road and they had opened their window and the sound system was playing in full voice and the men and children were dancing. At first we thought that this is a local program, but later saw the commercial number on the car and talked to its driver, then we came to know that he has come from Diglipur for a picnic.

It was dark by the time we came from the beach and at the time of dinner the hoteliers had kept was eight o'clock. There was no one in the hotel except us, nor was anyone seen in the front hotel.

We had reached the dining room a little before eight o'clock. There was a beautifully decorated room in which everything was placed neatly. Hearing a slight noise in the kitchen, I went to see and saw that they were holding a big crab. Me and my friends had seen such a big crab for the first time too. I saw crabs on Chilka Lake but not like this one. It was very big and its legs or say its claws were pointed and sharp. If he attacked anyone, he could do a lot of damage, but a boy of the hotel caught it gently. He told that one of its legs has been broken, so it had been caught. What will happen to it now? When I asked this, he told that it will be eaten, you say and I would prepare it for you? I said that we are all vegetarians, bring your own lentils and chappatis, we will eat them.

We washed our clothes before going to sleep at night. Since we had brought two or three pairs of clothes and we washed the clothes here because we knew that we were going to stop here for at least two days at any cost. It was quite windy at night and so I dried clothes on the balcony. At night they also dried up and flew away. Jaat Devta got up in the morning and brought the clothes back.