Hamiduzzaman Sculpture Park: First-Time Visitor’s Guide

A rare fusion of art, industry and national identity that offers a wonderful experience even at your first visit is the ‘Hamiduzzaman Sculpture Park’. This landmark park has been designed with over 20 large scale sculptures and a striking 340 foot mural wall, renowned by the sculptor Hamizudduzzaman Khan which is located within the Summit Gazipur Power Plant.

What are the themes behind these structures?

Industrial Growth
Freedom
Resilience of Workers
Women Empowerment

How to enter the park?

Any visitor must have prior permission from the Summit Group
Park is not open to general public walk-ins
Initially, you can contact Deputy General Manager to know the complete process for the entry
Then, you need to fill out the forms (For the Study or Group Visits)
Submit the completed forms in advance
Fix the visiting hours between the active hours 3 pm to 6 pm
And confirm your entry into the park
Keep all the essential contact details during the entry
Entry is free so there is no fee for the visit

[Important Note – The Park will be closed for saturdays, government holidays, and heavy rains]

Best Mode of Transport

Private car/taxi, ride-share
Take train to Joydebpur and then a auto-rickshaw
Local bus to Gazipur Chowrasta & take a CNG
BRTC AC Bus to Shibbari & take an auto

The first time visitors can visit this exquisite landmark is during the months of November to february, especially the daylight hours. To have a peaceful visit you must avoid visiting at the weekends.

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