Four Days of Bliss: Exploring Santiniketan’s Sonajhuri Haat (Khoai Haat)!

Four Days of Bliss: Exploring Santiniketan’s Sonajhuri Haat (Khoai Haat)!

Planning a trip to Santiniketan? Then you’ve got to visit the famous Sonajhuri Haat, also known as Khoai Haat. Nestled under the shady Sonajhuri trees, this vibrant market is a perfect mix of shopping, culture, and nature. And here’s the latest update—it’s now open for four days a week, giving you ample time to enjoy its magic!

The haat operates every Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. Whether you search for it as Sonajhuri Haat or Khoai Haat, these are the days to mark on your calendar! The new four-day schedule helps preserve the area’s natural beauty while welcoming visitors to experience its charm. So, plan your visit accordingly for a delightful outing.

What Makes Sonajhuri Haat (Khoai Haat) So Special?

Sonajhuri Haat, fondly called Khoai Haat by locals, is more than just a marketplace—it’s an experience! Local artisans bring their best here, from colorful sarees and jewelry to clay pots and wooden crafts. The rustic vibe, with trees all around, makes it a peaceful yet lively spot. Plus, you can grab some yummy Bengali snacks while wandering through—talk about bliss!

Tips to Make the Most of Your Visit

  • Days to Visit: Saturday to Tuesday—perfect for a weekend getaway or a midweek escape.
  • Best Time: Mornings are calm and cool, but the haat buzzes till late afternoon.
  • How to Get There: Santiniketan is well-connected from Kolkata by road or train. From there, Sonajhuri Haat (Khoai Haat) is just a short ride away.

Why You’ll Fall in Love

Whether you know it as Sonajhuri Haat or Khoai Haat, this market has something for everyone. Looking for unique souvenirs? Craving a taste of local culture? Or just want to relax in nature? These four days—Saturday through Tuesday—are your chance to enjoy it all. So, pack your bags and head to Santiniketan for four days of pure bliss at Sonajhuri Haat (Khoai Haat)!

Happy travels!

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