Pilak 8th-Century Archaeological Site
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Spread over 10 square kilometers in the peaceful Jolaibari valley, Pilak is an archaeological treasure trove revealing how Buddhism and Hinduism peacefully coexisted under the Palas of Bengal. Excavations reveal colossal sandstone Avalokiteshwara statues, Surya medallions, terracotta sealings, and brick stupas.
Entry Fee
Free
Best Time
Daytime
Best Season
October to March (Pilak Tourist Festival in December)
Time Required
1–2 hours
How to reach
Accessible by road via local transport and state highways.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the entry fee for Pilak 8th-Century Archaeological Site?
The entry fee for Pilak 8th-Century Archaeological Site is Free.
What is the best time and season to visit Pilak 8th-Century Archaeological Site?
The best season to visit is October to March (Pilak Tourist Festival in December), and the ideal time of day is morning or late afternoon.
How do I reach Pilak 8th-Century Archaeological Site?
Located in India, accessible by road with local transport and parking available.
How much time is required to explore Pilak 8th-Century Archaeological Site?
A typical visit to Pilak 8th-Century Archaeological Site takes around 1 to 2 hours.