Apart from the winged visitors, the village of Chupi Char has also been home to some of the brightest minds of Bengal. Personalities like Akshay Kumar Datta (1820 AD to 1886 AD), Dewan Raghunath Roy (1750 AD to 1836 AD) and Dharmadas Mukhopadhyay were born in Chupi...
The temple town of Kalna or Ambika Kalna falls on the way to our resort. Some of the most distinctive and traditional temples of Bengal are located here with the most intricate terracotta carvings. If you are fond of temple architecture, then a visit to Rajbari Temple...
Built in 1861 by philanthropist Hazi Muhammad Mohsin, Hooghly Imambara is a mosque with a huge assembly hall. It is administered by the Shia astna-ashari sect of Muslims and is a very imposing 150 feet high structure on the banks of River Ganges. The two towers...
Very few people are aware of the existence of an ashram and original temple of Kapil Muni in Purbasthali. Located very near to our resort, the ashram is one of the earliest temples of Kapil Muni. The other two more famous ashrams of Kapil Muni are located in Sagar...
The Mayapur Temple Complex is just across our resort over the Ox-Bow Lake of Purbasthali. If you prefer a ferry ride, then drive for 15 kms to reach the Nabadwip Ghat and take a ferry to Mayapur. However, if you are taking your car and is reluctant to cross the river...
The Patuli village got its name from the Bengali word “Pat” which means jute. Still today jute cultivation is very popular in Patuli Village. This village also has a mention in the Vaishnav text of Chaitanya Charitamrita and presently some of its lost...