File:The Eroded Structure.jpg
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English: Gangani-A nature developed magnificent vista
Situated in the south-western area of West Bengal,India, Gangani a nearly 70- feet deep natural canyon is carved by the River Shilabati. Weathered by the water channels and the wind, the lateritic surface has eroded over centuries, exhibiting myriad formations throughout a vast area, from sheer cliffs to earth pillars to caves and others created a dramatic landscape on the south bank of the River. |
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