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Pakshi Resort was built on the model of Hotel Vienna. Hotel Vienna was established in 1954 by the Smith family, and for several decades it was one of New York's iconic hotels. The hotel offers more than 60,000 square feet of indoor and open-air event space.
The resort authorities say: our aim is to make your stay as comfortable and convenient as possible. Whether you are coming to New York City for the first time or are a regular business traveler in the area, the amenities of our New York boutique hotel will provide everything you need.
Pakshi Resort is located beside the Padma river in Ishwardi upazila of Pabna district. Only half an hour's journey from Kushtia. The resort has two three-storey buildings for tourists. Built in a foreign architectural style, entering this resort you will feel as if you are in some charming resort of the developed world. In the vast Pakshi Resort you will find all kinds of modern amenities. Every room is air-conditioned. Everything is extremely neat and orderly. The furniture inside is tasteful, valuable and elegant - on a par with any five-star hotel. A vast dining hall. Seating, buffet and barbecue arrangements. Tiny secluded cottages spread over a large area, yet each one will let the light of the morning sun touch your eyes and face. You will find every touch of modernity. The southern breeze and the dew-washed resort's tranquil, lovely environment will refresh you. There are double bedrooms, attached baths, and balconies too. You are sure to spend a beautiful time in the captivating spots of the whole resort.
Inside Pakshi Resort you can play to your heart's content. There are lawn tennis, basketball, badminton, table tennis, billiards, carrom and chess, along with many other kinds of indoor games. You can walk in the flower garden or along the lake. You can swim in the crystal-clear water of the swimming pool. If you wish, you can sit by the lake. If you grow tired of walking, you can rest in the shade of a peaceful banyan tree. You can climb the small hills holding your loved one's hand. If your heart desires, you can also take rest in the cottage. The resort has a garden of more than four hundred species of native and foreign trees and fruits. The garden holds countless orchids. And in any case, you will get round-the-clock security. The Padma river is right near the resort - just a ten-minute walk. In the afternoon you can stroll along the banks of the Padma. You can also float on a boat. If you wish, you can even catch fish with a rod.
Those who love adventure can organize a campfire and stay in tents. There is a mini zoo here, where you can see spotted deer, monkeys and kaleem birds.
Pakshi was the only way to go to Kolkata by river from Sadarghat, and owing to that a railway divisional town grew up here. Ishwardi is a place of trade. Here stands the country's largest railway junction and Asia's largest Hardinge Bridge. It is a historic place worth seeing. Beside the Hardinge Bridge stands the Lalon Bridge. The site of the country's first nuclear power plant is here. There are the Ishwardi EPZ, the North Bengal Paper Mill, and the pulse and sugarcane research center. There is also the Furfura Dargah Sharif. Pabna town is right next door, only 45-55 minutes away, where you can see the house of Suchitra Sen, the legendary heroine of the subcontinent, the Court Building, the ashram of Sri Sri Anukul Thakur, Jor Bangla, the mental hospital, the Raya Bahadur's Gate, and many other old monuments including Pabna Edward College. You will be delighted to learn that although the Court Building was meant to be at Patina in those days, because the headstroke of the letter 'ti' of 'Patina' was not cut, by mistake it became Pabna. From Pakshi Resort you can reach Lalon Shah's shrine in one hour and fifteen minutes. If you wish, you can also go from here to Rabindranath's kuthibari at Shilaidaha by road or by river. You can visit the homestead of the littérateur Mir Mosharraf Hossain. You can also go to Mujibnagar, the country's first independent capital during the Liberation War. You can also visit the Rajbari of Natore, famous for Bonolota Sen, as well as the Puthia Rajbari. All arrangements for visiting these sights are made by this resort.
Food Arrangements:
Pakshi Resort has a modern restaurant named Shadrutu (Six Seasons). In a homely setting this restaurant serves fresh river fish. Under the resort's own management there are fine arrangements for Bangladeshi, Indian, Chinese, Thai or other foreign foods. You will get various juices of native and foreign fruits, and there are a bakery and a pastry shop.
How to Get There from Kushtia:
It takes only half an hour from Kushtia's Mojompur bus stand. You can easily go by bus, tempo and CNG, the fare being 30/40 taka. You can also go by train, very easily from Kushtia Court Station or Poradah railway station.
Contacting Pakshi Resort:
Pakshi Resort, Khanka Sharif Road, Ishwardi Upazila, Pabna-6600
Mobile: +880 1730 706 258, +880 1730 706 251
Email:
Website: pakshiresort.com
