Simultala is a hamlet in Bihar in India. It is a relatively undeveloped rural area, so may be of interest for tourists looking for a quiet, out of the way place with a pleasant climate.
Shimultala, though on the Main Line of Eastern Railway, is yet to develop. It is still a virgin country with valleys, hillocks, brooks and rivulets. Electricity and mobile phone coverage are both developed now with vast distance. Here you get tranquility, solitude and peace seldom found else where. Visit here to get a refreshing weather anytime of the year.
Simultala is 348 km from Howrah. It is on the Howrah-Delhi mainline route. Some of the trains which stop at Simultala are as follows.
There are picturesque places around to make the journey to Simultala a worthwhile experience. To visit places around, auto rickshaw, hired car, cycle rickshaw and tongas are available at the railway station. Regular auto rickshaw runs from Simulatla to "Telwa bazar", which is a market 4 km from the Simultala railway station, and the largest market in the area.
Chhanna-murki or chena murki is very famous and delicious sweet. White rasogulla and lengcha (red long sweets) are other sweets. Gulab Jaamun, Bundiya, Nimaki, Ganthiya are common sweet snacks.
Kachaudi and Jalebi are breakfast staples here. A typical lunch includes rice, daal, sabji and aaloo chokha. For dinner, roti and sabji with some milkmaid items, like kheer, sewayi, halwa are typical.
There had been Naxalite terrorist activity in the area, but things have improved since the early 2010s. Nevertheless, if possible, stay in Telwa Bazar, Jhajha or Deoghar instead of Simultala. Enjoy the day only, as electricity is a big problem there. So is transport: only trains can help you.