Gajni Parjatan Center (Gajni Abokash Kendra)’ - Sherpur, Dhaka-Bangladesh

Gajni Parjatan Center (Gajni Abokash Kendra)’



Bangladesh is a very beautiful Country. There are many tourist spot in Bangladesh. ‘Gajni Parjatan Center (Gajni Abokash Kendra)’ is one of them. It is a natural tourist spot where you can see the tribal life of our tribes, natural beauty of hills, lakes, forest, lots of birds & many more. It is located 220 kilometer away from Dhaka in the Jhenagati upazila of Sherpur district and 33 km far from Sherpur. ‘Gajni Parjatan Center (Gajni Abokash Kendra)’ is mainly a picnic spot. An amusement park has been established around it in 1995. The District commissioner of Sherpur makes this Shooting & picnic spot with 100 acores hilly areas. You can enjoy boating in the lake of ‘Gajni Parjatan Center (Gajni Abokash Kendra)’. There is a watchtower 60 ft high from where the scenic beauty of hills and mountain range of Meghalay (India) can be seen. If you are lucky, enough you can see the wild elephants in the forest. There is also a 150 meter long tunnel down the hills and its dragon face entrance makes one feel like entering into the dragon’s stomach for real. There is also a two storied rest house at the top of the hill built by Parjatan Corporation for rest and recreation for tourists. You can go ‘Gajni Parjatan Center (Gajni Abokash Kendra)’  by bus from Dhaka to Sherpur then you have to take Rickshaw, Auto or Baby taxi to go Sherpur local bus station. From there you have to go Ginayghati by local bus service. From Sherpur to Jhenaigati distance 20 km. After arrive Jhenaigati you have to take Rickshaw, Easy bike, or Baby taxi to reach ‘ Gajni Parjatan Center (Gajni Abokash Kendra)’. From Jhenaigati to Gajni Parjatan Center distance 08 km. In the way you have to pay entry fee and make registry in BGB check post before entering Gajni. 'Gajni area' being at the very end of Bangladesh border no one is allowed to stay there after 5:00 pm.                                                      The natural beauty of ‘Gajni’ will amaze you. You can choice it as your next tourist destination.

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