Travel Beauty Of Bangladesh

  Gurudwara Nanakshahi Dhaka, BD.   Gurudwara Nanakshahi of Dhaka is located next to the Kalabhavan of Dhaka University campus.  Gurudwaras are places of worship for the Sikhs.  This Gurudwara Nanakshahi is very important not only in religious terms but also historically.  It is the most important among the seven Gurudwaras in Bangladesh.  This building is witness to many historical events of the region including the Liberation War.  Every week Sikh followers from Dhaka and outside Dhaka gather here and offer prayers.  The largest gathering of Sikhs in the country is held here. It is said that Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, stayed for a short time in the 16th century at the place where this Gurudwara in Dhaka is located.  During his stay at this place he preached the monotheism and brotherhood of Sikhism and taught religious rituals. also visit : Upside Down Gallery Butterfly Garden During the period of Hargobind Singh, the 6th Guru of ...

Tourists places of Naogaon district List:   1. World Poet Rabindranath Tagore,  2. Commemorative Patisar,  3. Paharpur Buddhist Vihar,  4. Gaddal Mahavihar,  5. Divyak Monument,  6. Kushumba Mosque built by Nasrat Shah,  7. Coronation Theatre,  8. Animesh Lahiri's House,  9. Santalpara bearing the memory of Palavansh, 10. Kusumba Mosque,  11. Zabaibil,  12.  Bhimer Panti,  13. Balihar Rajbari,  14. Jagaddal Vihar,  15. Altadighi,  16. Yellow Vihar,  17.  Dubalhati Rajbari,  18. Raghunath Temple,  19. National Park,  20.  Dana Park,  21. Dibar Dighi,  22. Paharpur Museum,  23. Kashimpur Rajbari,  24. Thakur Manda Temple,  25. Naogaon Mud Palace,  26. Parimohan General Library,  27. Bhavanipur Zamindar Bari,  28. Mahadevpur Rajbari,  29. Mahisantosh Mosque,   30.Raktadah Bill,  31.Satyapir's Vita   etc. are worth men...

Shrine of Shah Niamat Ullah     Among those who preached Islam in various parts of Chapainawabganj, Shah Niamat Ullah (RA) was popular.  During the reign of Sultan Shah Shuja (RA) he came from Karnia in Delhi to preach Islam.  Then he settled in Shibganj upazila.  After his death in 1080, he was buried in Ferozepur of Shibganj Upazila.  His shrine is located in Takhana Complex of Shibganj Upazila. Shah Neemat Ullah Wali's tomb is considered to be the earliest tomb architecture of the Mughal era.  It is an archaeological site listed by the Bangladesh Directorate of Archaeology. Tomb of Shah Niamat Ullah Wali The tomb is a square-shaped domed building standing on a high brick.  The Samadhi Bhavan is 49 feet in length and width on each side and the central chamber is 21 feet square.  Mazar Sharif is called Barduari because three entrances are inserted in each wall.  The main room is surrounded by a continuous vaulted porch.  There is a...

  Khaniyadighi Mosque BD Chapainawabganj   Since the beginning of Muslim rule in this region of Bangladesh, there is a history of establishing various religious institutions in this country.  They still stand as unique historical monuments in terms of architectural style and decoration.  Witnessing from one time to another.  Gaur was the capital of Bengal from 1450 to 1565 AD.  It was at this time that the historical Khaniyadighi Mosque of Chapainawabganj was built.  Khaniyadighi Masjid adjacent to Chhota Sona Masjid is locally known as Chaamchika Masjid or Rajbibi Masjid.   The mosque is in Shibganj upazila of Chapainawabganj district of Rajshahi division and about 35 km from Chapainawabganj.  located far  Built in Mughal architectural style, this mosque is believed to have been built in 1480 AD.  known  The mosque is now being preserved after being repaired by the Bangladesh Directorate of Archaeology.  In terms of archi...

Darasbari Mosque BD Chapainawabganj       The silence inside the mango orchard.  A huge building in between.  Collapsed roof, open sky, behind a dead river.  Across the river is the border with India. The Daras Bari Mosque was established in 1479. Even after all these years, its structure stands proudly here.  The name Darasbari is given by famous archaeologist Cunningham. Darasbari is located near Omarpur between Chhota Sona Mosque and Kotwali Door in Shibganj Upazila of Chapainawabganj District.  A remarkable example of the early Muslim architectural achievements of Bengal.  Darasbari is located near Ampur in Chapainawabganj Sadar.  Local residents know the site of this mosque as Darasbari.  Darasbari Mosque was built during the reign of Sultan Shamsuddin Yusuf.  In the beginning, the name of the mosque was Ferozepur Mosque, but after the establishment of Darasbari Madrasa in 1504, the name Darasbari Mosque came to be known b...

  Choto Sona Mosque BD Chapainawabganj       There are various historical monuments scattered all over the western districts of the country.  Among the traditional structures of Chapainawabganj, this small gold mosque has an ancient history.  Sultanate and Mughal rulers ruled the region from the mid-15th century to the end of the 16th century.  It is believed that this mosque was built during the Sultanate period. One of the oldest mosques in Bangladesh.  The structure was built in Pirojpur village on the outskirts of Gaur city, the capital of ancient Bengal, which now falls under Shibganj police station in Chapainawabganj district of Rajshahi division of Bangladesh.  A person named Wali Mohammad built this mosque during the reign of Sultan Alauddin Hussain Shah (1494-1519 AD). This information is known from an inscription found on the middle door of the mosque.  It is just 3 km from Kotwali Door.  in the south  The mosque is o...

   Ahsan Manzil BD Dhaka   Ahsan Manzil is located on the banks of the Buriganga River in the south of Dhaka city.  It was the palace of Nawabs of Dhaka.  In 1872 Nawab Abdul Ghani named it 'Ahsan Manzil' after his son Khwaja Ahsanullah. This palace was a major political center of Bengal for about 100 years from the middle of the 19th century.  The landmark was converted into a museum (Ahsan Manzil Museum) in 1992 with 23 galleries and opened for visitors. In the mid eighteenth century, the zamindar of the pargana, Sheikh Inayetullah Ahsan, built a palace called Rangmahal at the present site of Manzil.  Later his son Sheikh Matiullah sold the palace to French merchants.  It was known for a long time as a trading post.  Then in 1830, Nawab Abdul Gani's father Khaja Alimullah, who lived in Begombazar, bought it and started living there.  Khawaja Abdul Ghani commissioned a European construction and engineering firm called Martin & Com...

  Varendra Research Museum BD Rajshahi   Varendra Research Museum, one of the best archaeological museums in South Asia, is located in Hatem Khan Mohalla, the heart of Rajshahi city.  This collection rich in the wonderful collection of Bengali art is the pride and pride of Rajshahi and Bangladesh.  Barendra Research Museum was established in 1910 to preserve the history, culture and heritage of Barendra region by the royals, contemporary scholars, connoisseurs and scholars.  Varendra Research Museum was registered in 1914 under the Indian Association Act of 1860. This museum is still standing proudly with all rare artifacts.  It has been bearing witness to ancient traditions for ages. Varendra Research Museum is an ancient collection located in front of Hetamkhan Sadar Hospital, the heart of Rajshahi metropolis.  Archeological Museum This museum preserves artifacts of ancient civilizations of thousands of years including Pala, Sen, Maurya and Gupta p...

    Shashi Lodge BD Mymensingh   One of the famous historic palaces of the country is Shashi Lodge.  It is also known as the royal palace of Mymensingh.  Located in the heart of Mymensingh, the palace of Maharaja Shashikant Acharya is known as Shashi Lodge.  It is one of the symbols of the country. Shashi Lodge is located near the Brahmaputra river.  Since 1952, Shashi Lodge has been used as a training center for women teachers. Tourists are seen in this palace every day.  Those who want to go outside Dhaka on a one-day tour can visit Shashi Lodge in Mymensingh at a low cost. It is known that at the end of the 19th century, Suryakanta built a two-storey building on 9 acres of land in the heart of Mymensingh city. He was childless.  But his adopted son was Shashikant Acharya Chowdhury.  According to his name, the Rajbari was named 'Shashi Lodge'. This famous palace was destroyed by the Great Indian Earthquake on June 12, 1897.  ...