Hardinge Bridge & Paksey Railway Colony
📖 About This Attraction
Monumental 1.8-kilometer British-era steel truss railway bridge over the Padma River, built in 1912, set beside scenic colonial garden bungalows in Paksey.
Commissioned in 1912 and named after Viceroy Lord Hardinge, Hardinge Bridge was an imperial marvel of civil engineering spanning 16 steel truss spans across the mighty Padma River. Next to the modern Lalon Shah road bridge, the Paksey railway park offers shaded walking trails along century-old raintrees, colonial brick station bungalows, and panoramic river vistas.
🛡️ Travel Logistics & Ground Advisory
Standard domestic tourism access. Family friendly with regular tourist police patrol.
Town hub to attraction roundtrip. Always agree on fare before boarding.
🚆 Nearby Bangladesh Railway Stations
BYM • Direct Distance: ~6.34 kmISDB • Direct Distance: ~7.76 kmISD • Direct Distance: ~9.96 kmTourist Safety & Emergency 999
ℹ️ Visiting Facts & Intel
24.06670° N, 89.03060° E
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