Dhanyakuria Satyajit Park — Attraction in West Bengal

Satyajit ray binodon park is situated at Dhanyakuriya North 24pgs West Bengal India .From Sealdah with Hasnabad local Kankra Mirza station and then with auto rickshaw you can reach this park.Park is very beautiful well decorated suitable for children,family and lovers.Here Vidyadhari river situated beside the park,and otherside is full waterbody ,nice views for photography.park opening time is 11 am and closing time 6.15 pm ,ticket price 15 rupees per head ,with digital camera 50 rupees extra . Park have many rules,be aware before entry the park.Security system well,staffs are very active to protect any illeagal activities and park is also covered by cctv..There are no expansive ride for kids like Eco park ,Nicco park etc.But village views are awesome specially for citylife person.Park is divided by 3 parts ,part 2 and part 3 are very suitable for picnic .part 1 is also suitable for picnic.. Here drinking water available but toilet are very dirty and no more options..park management should be overcome this problem..Sunset time is awesome for...

This is a good place to enjoy afternoon. But why did I put 2 star in the review.??

If you bring camera it would charge 50 rupees. But if you bring 2 camera it will charge double,

It's a very wrong rule. I should be get charged for only for shooting photo or video. But why I should pay for my gears? I can have 2 camera , action camera, and many more. Its my choice how to shoot but charging for each camera gears? That is completely wrong. Its just there to harras the visitors.

I saw board, no mask no entry. But i saw 99% people don't have mask. That is a rules too but the guard was all about just camera. You are going to a park and you can't take photos without paying for camera. And for each camera you pay for each.

If someone one know the government department where I can complain officially...

Dhanyakuria Satyajit Park is well-known for its old homes and colonial architecture. Satyajit Park, one of its attractions, is a calm and beautiful area in the village. The park bears the name of the renowned director Satyajit Ray and is a serene haven for people to unwind in the middle of nature. The village itself is a hidden gem that is frequently visited by people who are curious about Bengali history, architecture,...