SUNDARBAN 🌍 | Part - 1 | Beacons Bunglow| 1st time in life| Excitement 100%| Smile With Ananya 💛

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Some historical information about Beacons Bunglow:-

Gosaba Island, an otherwise remote location on the Bay of Bengal, is set to gain a new lease of life as a tourist destination around Durga Puja this year.

South 24-Parganas district administration has spent Rs 75 lakh to renovate and beautify the historical Beacon’s Bungalow on the island, where Rabindranath Tagore had visited in 1932 to see the development initiatives in the area by Scottish national Daniel Hamilton, a businessman-cum-social worker who had made Bengal his second home.

Hamilton had built the single-storey bungalow in 1903 on this delta island of the Sunderbans, around 100km from Calcutta.
It is also an architectural marvel as it had been built on solid wooden stilts.

In December 1932, Rabindranath Tagore had paid a visit to Gosaba and stayed at Beacon’s Bungalow.

The reportedly left a deep impression on Tagore and led him to replicate similar development initiatives in Santiniketan.

“Though Tagore visited Gosaba in 1932, the poet had been aware of Hamilton’s activities earlier and had shared with the Scottish shipping magnate his vision of development in a letter written in 1930. Much of Tagore’s cooperative initiatives at Sriniketan and Santiniketan were those he witnessed during his visit to Gosaba,” Sukhen Biswas, who teaches Bengali at Kalyani University, told this paper.