Bakkhali is an island town, which is spread across the South Bengal delta. The Bakkhali beach is faced south and it is known for mesmerizing views of both the sunrise and sunset. The beach is about eight kilometers long extending from Bakkhali to Frasergunj creating a continuous stretch perfect for an evening walk, cycling or driving. This region remains unexplored and one can have a peaceful time watching the waves move gently and rolling from here and there.
About the Hotel/Resort : The hotel was established in 1997 and is one of the best hotels that offer great services and comfort to guests. From the inception of tourism in the Bakkhali region, the hotel has been serving customers with a smile and strives for consumer satisfaction. The hotel has a beautiful building with an in-house restaurant and well-maintained garden.

Our Services & What To See

• Brief Information:

  Services Offered : The services offered by the standard hotel in Bakkhali includes Free WiFi, multicuisine restaurant, air-conditioned rooms, room service, twenty –four hours power and internet connectivity.
  Places to see around :
  - Tourists can avail a motorized country boat locally known as bhut-bhuti to visit Jambudweep, an uninhabited forested island with a beautiful beachside.
  - Other important places to see around are Bakkhali Crocodile Project, which is an interesting project by the government of West Bengal to conserve crocodiles in a natural habitat because wetlands, rivers and lakes are drying up gradually.
  - Frasergunj fishing harbour and windmills can also be visited. The region of Frasergunj was named after Andrew Fraser, a British builder in the 1900s who tried to build a resort here but could not due to the fierce sea waves, which washed away the construction. The ruins of the construction can still be seen here.
  - Henry Island - Another small island stretch known for its calm and tranquil ambience. It is just five kilometers from the Bakkhali beach.
  - Sagar Island - The Sagar Island is known for the Gangasagar mela or Gangasagar fair, which is held in the month of January every year for three days. It is the second largest congregation of pilgrims after the Kumbh Mela and is visited by lakhs of pilgrims. The Sagar Island stretches for about 300 kilometers, and is known for the place where the River Hooghly meets the Bay of Bengal.

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