Destination guide
Bijoy Singh Dighi
বিজয়সিংহ দীঘি
The single most-mentioned spot in Feni — almost every traveller who has been here brings up this large historic tank first. The water stays clear year-round, and a new walkway circles the water with benches under young trees. Late afternoons turn the whole place lively.
History & significance
Local lore credits the excavation to a medieval king named Bijoy Singh — some link him to the Sen dynasty. The water was once the area's drinking supply and was used in religious rituals.
How to get there
About 3 km west of Feni town centre, right in front of the Circuit House — an easy rickshaw or CNG ride from the Mohipal area. Expect ৳10–20 for the short hop from town.
Entry fee
৳0 · traveller-reported
No ticket — it is an open public space, free to enter.
Opening hours & best time
No fixed opening hours reported — it is an open space, best enjoyed in daylight.
Best time
Late afternoon to evening — weather and atmosphere are at their best. Mornings are quiet, good for walks.
Traveller tips
The steps up the small mounds beside the tank are slippery — climb carefully.
Trees are still young, so morning shade is thin — carry a cap or umbrella.
Golden Children's Park (9am–7pm) and the Nihal Palli eatery are close by — easy to cover together with family.
Many describe it as a couples' hangout — solo visitors may prefer mornings.