Oxygen ★ Sabyasachi - A Progressive Thought

Address:	XH46+456, Panchet, West Bengal 721438
How to go:	Science City - Bagnan - Kolaghat - Ashari - Debra - Jamna Market - Patashpur - Pachetgarh Rajbari
Pros:	Good Communication, local market available, all Mobile network available
Cons:	nothing such
What to visit ?	Pachetgarh Rajbari Tour Sabang - Madurkathi Bengal Art Village Pingla - Patachitra Village
Company:	Friends and family
Minimum day/time to visit:	1 day full to visit the Rajbari area and doing activities in morning and evening like watching Aarti, rajbari tour etc. Another day to visit nearby Sabang-Pataspur area for
Locality:	Village
Expenses:	2000 rs per person for a small group (Approx. 1200 per person food and lodging in rajbari + transport expenditure)
More Information:	In the year of 1779, during the Mughal empire of Aurangzeb, Choudhury Murari Mohan Dasmahapatra who originally belonged to Athgarh-Odisha was rewarded a huge land in Pataspur Pargana which comes under unified Midnapur district due to his usefulness and service. He also owned the title ‘Choudhury’ from Mughal emperor. As the time flows, Murari Mohan built a royal constitution in that area for office work. Day by day several temples were built. The temples are based on Shikhara Deula architecture of Odisha, South Indian style.. Sri Sri Kishorai Jieu is now the family deity in Pachetgarh. It is said that Murari Mohan once discovered a very old Shiva Lingam, based on that he wanted to make their royal residence and administrative building. Later he built a grand Shiva temple based one that lingam and 4 temples around the main one. Combining these 5 temples it is said to be Pancha-Shiva Temple. From that name itself Pachetgarh derived. Besides that they constructed royal Garh-Haveli for their residential purpose which is now know as Royal Rajbari. Temples of Pachetgarh Sri Sri Kishorai Jiue Mandir and Jhulan mandir The structure of this temple is based on Shikhara Deula architecture of Odisha. Kishorai Jiue is the family deity of Pachetgarh. The temple area is divided into two adjacent premises. On the entrance you will find Dewan-e-khas which was once used for instruments and art practice for renounce people. Celebrations like Jhulan, Janmashtami, Rash Leela is being conducted in Jhulan mancha which is constructed in the middle of interconnected square formed building. This premises is connected to the Sri Sri Kishorai Jiue Mandir area where you will find 3 architecture. First one is ek-chala structure, second one is a Durga-dalan and third and main one is Odisha dekh deul structured Sri Sri Kishorai jieu temple which is constructed based on Kalinga architecture. The temple complex base is made of red fire brick with mortar binding of chun-surki. Pancheswar Shiva temple This temple was built during 1897-1907. South Indian style architecture throughout. There are 4 Shiva temple in 4 corner of a square and the main and big one in middle. The main driving force behind this temple goes to Late Choudhury Brajendra Nandan Dasmohapatra. He was deeply religious person. Another name come with this temple is Choudhury Upendra Nandan who used to be an Ayurvedic practitioner…. Sitala Devi Pancharatna Mandir Constructed during 1900-1903 for women of the village who wants to have Sitala idol as the Guardian protector god at the entrance of Rajbari premises. This is basically a pancharatna temple which has been declared as heritage structure now a days. Stay Tillottama suite tariff : INR 4000.00/ night. Can accommodate 4+1 adults. This is a room with full of royal amenities and interior. This belongs to a separate building and it is in 1st floor. Modern rooms Tariff: INR 2000/ night. Can accommodate 2+1 adults. Just simple modern type of room which are there in ground floor. Package rate for stay + food for 24 hrs : Rs 2000/ per Person. Plan for 1 day Day 1: Arrival in Panchetgarh Raj Bari : 19 th March 6 pm. 1. Welcome Tea with cookies & biscuits. 2. Evening snacks 8 pm: chicken pakora/ veg pakora. 3. Dinner at 10.30 latest: Roti/ one seasonal veg fry/chiken curry/ sweets. 4. Morning bed tea at 8.30 am. 5. Breakfast at 9 to 9.30 am: Luchi/ Roti, one curry, sweets, Tea. 6. Lunch at 1 pm: Rice,dal,2 types of fries,Fish, chicken,salad,sweet curd,sweets. Day 2: 1. 4 pm: Tea with biscuits. 2. Evening snacks at 8 pm. Chicken/ veg pakora 3. Dinner at 10.30 pm: As per as your choice . Reference: 1st days dinner. 4. Morning bed tea 5. Breakfast at 8.30 am. Reference 1st day breakfast menu with variations. 6. Lunch at 1 pm: Reference: 1st days lunch menu with variations. Check out at 2 pm.