Abi River Park Brahmanbaria

Abi River Park, the attractive recreation center of the district, is located on the banks of the Kurulia Canal (Anderson Canal) at Vadugarh on the southern edge of Brahmanbaria district town. This children's park, which is arranged in an aesthetic arrangement covering about 480 square meters, has been built entirely by private initiative. Abi Park is surrounded by greenery, eye-catching structures, various animal displays and beautiful fountains. However, the biggest attraction for the visitors is the shark-shaped boat jetty built on the banks of Anderson Canal in Abi River Park.

Abi River Park has various rides, canteens and mini zoos with swing ping, toy train, swings, swing ping, pirate ship, etc. to entertain the visitors. There is also paddle boating on the park's lake. Abi Park has a modern convention center for picnics, seminars and any type of social event.

Abi River Park is open to visitors seven days a week from 10 am to 8 pm. The entrance fee to the park is Tk 100 per person.

Contact Abi River Park Bhadugar Uttarpara, Brahmanbaria Mobile: 01768-084601 Facebook: www.facebook.com/ABI-RIVER-PARK

Brahmanbaria can be reached from Dhaka by Sohag, Tisha, Titas, Royal Coach, BRTC or Sohag transport buses. From Brahmanbaria Bishwaroad by bus to Kautli, you can take a CNG/autorickshaw from the bus terminal to Abi Future Park. Besides, there is an opportunity to go to the park by boat from Kautuli and Shimrailkandi in Brahmanbaria.

There are residential hotels like Hotel Sagar, Hotel Saikat, Hotel Star, Ashiq Plaza, Abakash Residential Hotel, Chandrima and Rahman etc. in the area of ​​Brahmanbaria Road Bazar and Jagat Bazar.

Various types of food are available in Abi Park canteen. Rajdhani Hotel, Gaon Geram Restaurant and Haji Biryani House located in Brahmanbaria town have a good reputation.

Other places of interest in Brahmanbaria district include Kalbhairava Temple, Kella Jame Shrine, Bir Shrestha Mostafa Kamal's Tomb, Dharanti Haor, Haripur Zamindar Bari, Ghagutia Padmabil and Kasba Border Hut.

Feature Image: Saqib Sarkar