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Gangani is a natural canyon situated near the town of Garhbeta, in the Paschim Medinipur district of West Bengal. Gangani, also known as the Grand Canyon of West Bengal, is almost 70 feet deep and is formed due to natural erosion of the Shilabati River.^[1] Due to its scenic beauty, the place has become a popular tourist spot.

Gallery of Shilabati at Gangani

Sunset at Shilabati on a December evening
Tourists on the banks of Shilabati on New Year's Eve.
Ravines on the banks of Shilabati
Creases on the banks of Shilabati, Gangani

References

^ "Next weekend you can be at ... Gangani". The Telegraph. Retrieved 27 October 2018.

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