A visit to Talsari Beach

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Talsari beach is one of the popular beaches in India is also known as Talasari beach. This beach is situated in Odisha, closer to West Bengal & Odisha border, on the bank of Bay of Bengal. Geographically Talsari is situated between 21°35'48" Northern Latitude and 87°27'17" Eastern Longitude.In Odisha, Talasari is 36 km s from Jaleshwar, is the nearest railway station and Bhubaneswar is the nearest airport and is 300 km from Talsari . It's also well connected to Baleswar. However, from West Bengal side, Talsari is only 8--10 km away from Digha. Thousands of visitors come here every day. This beach is famous for the natural habitat of Red Ghost Crab & Horse Shoe Crab.Olive Ridley sea turtle visits the beach for sporadic nesting in the routine time every year.The beach is quite flat and the waves are small and playful. The estuary of the river Subarnarekha River can be seen in the distance. The crests of the waves glow as darkness descends.The cashew trees sway in the breeze welcoming the visitors.

I went there on 08/06/2013 in the afternoon for one hour and captured this video I did notbring tripod so the video is little shaky . It was an awesome experience for me. 
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Location: Gambharia, Odisha, India

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