Explore Beldanga
What's nearby
Apex Hotel sits on College Road, minutes from the station and bazaar — and within easy reach of Murshidabad's palaces, mosques and riverside heritage.
Education
Beldanga College
300 m from the hotel
Beldanga College is a well-known undergraduate college serving students across the Beldanga block, a short walk from the hotel. Guests visiting for admissions, examinations or campus events find it the most convenient stay nearby.
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Travel & transport
Beldanga Railway Station
500 M from the hotel
On the Sealdah–Lalgola line, with regular passenger and express services to Berhampore, Krishnanagar, Ranaghat and Kolkata — only a few minutes from our door.
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Travel & transport
Beldanga Bus Stand
500 M from the hotel
Frequent bus services to Berhampore, Murshidabad, Krishnanagar and beyond, plus local autos and toto rickshaws for getting around town.
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Hazarduari Palace
32 km from the hotel
The famous "palace of a thousand doors", built in 1837 for Nawab Nazim Humayun Jah at Lalbagh. Its three storeys now house a museum of nawabi arms, paintings, palanquins and rare manuscripts — the single most visited monument in Murshidabad.
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Markets & shopping
Berhampore Market
18 km from the hotel
The district's largest shopping hub, famous for Murshidabad silk, handloom saris, brassware and street food. A good half-day trip for gifts and everyday shopping.
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Beldanga Bazaar
500 m from the hotel
The lively heart of the town, minutes from the hotel — fresh produce, sweets, fabrics and daily essentials sold from early morning until late evening.
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Beldanga Rural Hospital
1.2 km from the hotel
The nearest government health facility, staffed round the clock for emergencies — reassuring for families and elderly guests staying with us.
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Katra Masjid
34 km from the hotel
A grand brick mosque and caravanserai built around 1723-1724 by Nawab Murshid Quli Khan, who lies buried beneath its entrance staircase. Its massive corner towers and arcaded courtyard are among Bengal's finest Mughal-era architecture.
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Motijheel Park
30 km from the hotel
The horseshoe-shaped "pearl lake" laid out by Nawazish Muhammad Khan, ringed by gardens, a heritage mosque and an evening light-and-sound show recounting the story of Bengal's nawabs.
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Nizamat Imambara
32 km from the hotel
Built in 1847 by Nawab Mansur Ali Khan, this is the largest imambara in India — a long ceremonial hall beside Hazarduari, especially striking during Muharram.
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Kathgola Palace & Gardens
35 km from the hotel
The garden estate of the Dugar merchant family, with a colonnaded mansion, ornamental pools, and the Adinath Jain temple set in landscaped grounds.
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Bhagirathi Riverfront
17 km from the hotel
The Bhagirathi, the Ganga's Bengal distributary, flows past Berhampore and Murshidabad. Sunset boat rides and quiet ghat-side walks are the best way to end a day of sightseeing.
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Jiaganj–Azimganj
42 km from the hotel
Twin heritage towns facing each other across the river, known for their Jain temples, ornate merchant mansions and old riverside ghats.
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Char Bangla Temples, Baranagar
48 km from the hotel
A cluster of four 18th-century terracotta temples built by Rani Bhabani at Baranagar, covered in some of the most detailed carved brick panels in Bengal.
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Krishnanagar
55 km from the hotel
A historic Nadia town celebrated for its Ghurni clay dolls, the Krishnanagar Rajbari and the Sarbamangala temple — an easy day trip by road or rail.
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Heritage
Karnasuvarna
10 km from the hotel
The 7th-century capital of King Shashanka, first ruler of a unified Bengal. Excavations at Rajbaridanga have revealed the Raktamrittika Mahavihara Buddhist monastery described by the Chinese pilgrim Xuanzang.
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