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Bhanupratappur railway station (BPTP) is a small station on the South East Central Railway zone, located in the Kanker district of Chhattisgarh. It is a single platform station with basic amenities. While the station itself is small, it offers connections to nearby towns and villages, making it a crucial stop for local commuters. The area surrounding the station is known for its lush green landscapes and tranquil atmosphere. TourismBhanupratappur Temple: A local temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its peaceful atmosphere. Maa Durga Temple: A temple dedicated to Goddess Durga, attracting devotees from surrounding villages. Jain Temple: A Jain temple known for its intricate carvings and peaceful ambience. Ram Mandir: A temple dedicated to Lord Ram, attracting devotees for its religious significance. Buddhist Stupa: An ancient Buddhist stupa, reflecting the region's rich historical and cultural heritage. FoodShri Ram Bhojanalaya: A popular local eatery serving delicious vegetarian thalis and snacks. Annapurna Restaurant: A clean and hygienic restaurant serving a variety of vegetarian dishes. Dosa Corner: A small stall specializing in crispy and flavorful dosas. Bhanupratappur Sweets: A sweet shop offering a variety of traditional Indian sweets and snacks. The Vegetarian Cafe: A cozy cafe serving healthy and flavorful vegetarian meals. | ||
Station AddressSambalpur-Bhanupratappur Rd, Bhanupratappur, Dist. Kanker, PIN - 494635 State: Chhattisgarh Elevation: 368 m above sea level Type: Regular Category: n/aZone: SECR/South East Central Division: Raipur No Recent News for BPTP/Bhanupratappur Nearby Stations in the News | Number of Platforms: 1 Number of Halting Trains: 7 Number of Originating Trains: 0 Number of Terminating Trains: 0 | 0 Follows Rating: NaN/5 (0 votes) cleanliness - n/a (0) porters/escalators - n/a (0) food - n/a (0) transportation - n/a (0) lodging - n/a (0) railfanning - n/a (0) sightseeing - n/a (0) safety - n/a (0) |
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