When researching for the best beaches, one wants to descry the profuse flora and fauna, and also enjoy the moderate waves of the sea sheathing them on the shoreline. This is why one should visit Talasari beach. Located in the Baleswar district of Odisha, Talasari Beach is on the North Eastern coast of India. The name Talasari originated from the words, Tala meaning ‘Palm’ and Sari meaning ‘Row’ as the beach is flushed with an entourage of palm trees. Tala also means ‘Rhythm’ denoting the sea waves that swathe the shore. The vast stretch that covers Talasari beach also touches Udaipur beach at the end. This one of its kind beach in Odisha is relatively windy and known to play hide and seek with people as when the stream is brimming, the only way to reach the main beach is via a boat and other times it offers the dry riverbed to walk across.
Situated in Baleswar area of Odisha and at a separation of 10 Km from Digha close to both the Subarnarekha River and the sea, the Talasari shoreline is unblemished, quiet and is gifted with an astounding setting. Also called a virgin beach, it is surrounded by coconut and cashew trees, and known to be the last beach on the northeastern coast of Odisha. Talasari is also a river bank of Subornorekha river that later merges into the Bay of Bengal. Also known as a fisherman’s paradise as it doesn’t experience many tourists, it gives the people who find this hidden treasure an innumerable number of reasons to explore and experience their beach in their own ways.
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