Sign in

Travel India community

Reply To: Good local food options near Lord Birsa Munda Temple while staying nearby?

Home › Forums › Good local food options near Lord Birsa Munda Temple while staying nearby? › Reply To: Good local food options near Lord Birsa Munda Temple while staying nearby?

#1064
Akash Chaudhari
Participant
    Up
    0
    Down
    ::

    A quick walk south of the temple brings you to a stall that sells “pakhala bhat,” a fermented rice dish mixed with curd and spices, popular among the tribal community. The vendor also offers a small plate of bamboo shoots in a tangy tomato gravy. If you’re looking for a sit down spot, FabHotel Amaltas is only about 0.75 km away and serves a few regional dishes.

    439 discussions 0 replies
    Latest discussionsQuestions, ideas, stays and trip planning
    Browse latest →
    56

    Best time for a quiet walk at India Gate?

    Naksh Kashyap· 1 month ago · 21 replies ·1 participant

    I’m planning a quick visit to India Gate and want to avoid the crowds. I heard it’s open 24 hours and that the early mornings are peaceful. Is there a particular month or day…