Located
in the East Midnapore district of West Bengal, right at the Bengal-Odisha
border, Digha is an old beach town where people from Odisha and Bengal have
been frequenting since years now. Its natural rustic charm along with the vivid
and picturesque backdrop of the Bay of Bengal is surely going to replenish and
rejuvenate you. Going to Digha is like a therapy more than anything else, and any
person from Bengal who has been there would vouch for it. However, what is a
therapy if there's no shopping involved? Yes; if you're a shopaholic, then this
article is the perfect one for you as it guides you on what to buy and what not
from this place. Here you go- -
1.
The first thing which you must make a point to buy is the table mats made of
bamboo sticks. These pronounce a rustic Bengali charm and are as beautiful as
they are sophisticated. Available in colorful borders and designs, get one of
these for yourself and also for you near and dear ones; don't forget to
bargain!
2.
Yea, Digha is a beach town but that doesn't mean you will get the best of
pearls here. So, stop yourself from buying these pearls as most of them are
unreal, and the "cultured" ones come from Hyderabad. You may ask the Digha hotels to provide you with full
details
3.
Curios and handicrafts made of seashells and bamboos are the best things you
may get from here. They look great and may be used as great gifts too! The resorts in Digha have proper curio
shops too.
4.
Don't forget to buy cashew nuts when you're in Digha. Thanks to the acres of
cashew plantations in this area, you get them dirt cheap here. However, always
look before you buy as you may find some rotten pieces if you don't check them
properly. And, yes; enquire about the right price from your family hotel in Digha.
What to Buy from Digha
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