One property, no shuttle
Everything you book is inside the same boundary. Nobody in your group has to drive between the ceremony and the cottage.
The story
Bought as farmland, opened as a picnic spot
The Ahmed family bought the land in 2009 — twelve bighas of low ground beside the river, most of it under water for part of the year. Two more parcels followed, taking the property to twenty bighas. The first version of Ananda was four gazebos, a kitchen shed and a boat, and it was built for the family’s own weekends.
People asked to book it. Then they asked for somewhere to sleep, so the first six cottages went up in 2013. Then they asked what there was for the children to do, which is how the amusement park arrived in 2016 — the Ferris wheel and the Ananda Express first, everything else since.
The property has grown in five phases and has never closed for a rebuild. The park does not back onto the cottages, the restaurant does not sit under the ride noise, and the river is reachable from almost anywhere without crossing a service road. That is not an accident of layout; it is what fifteen years of adding one piece at a time produces.
Anisur still walks the property every morning before the gates open. His daughter Farhana runs it, and has since 2016.
2009
Twelve bighas by the river
The Ahmed family buys the land and opens a small picnic spot with four gazebos.
2013
The first cottages
Six cottages and the restaurant kitchen are built. The water deck is added the same year.
2016
The amusement park
The park opens with the Ferris wheel and the Ananda Express, and the property becomes a day destination.
2019
Pools and the park second phase
Both swimming pools open alongside the Splash Slides, with the first full-time lifeguard team.
2022
Convention hall and car park
10,000 sq ft of hall and 10,000 sq ft of parking turn Ananda into a wedding and conference venue.
2026
Fifteen rides, eleven rooms
The park reaches its current line-up and the mini zoo and aviary are rebuilt around the visitor path.
