If you want to know the unknown, to see the unseen, to constantly experience new places, then you must travel. There is no pair of travel to strengthen the body and mind to overcome the monotony of work life. In the present era, travel inside and outside the country has become very popular. Everyone from young to old is very enthusiastic about travel. Bangladesh is a green paradise. There are six
seasons in this country. Each season has a different form of it which cannot be felt without seeing it in reality. We can use every place of this country in season as tourism industry. Nowhere can you find such a country that you are my homeland …………… through the poems of the poet Dabijendralal Roy, it is understood that there is a potential for tourism industry in Bangladesh which is not available in many other countries of the world. Although many countries do not have so many possibilities, the countries are far ahead in this industry by creating artificial installations. I hope we can use our potential to take this industry a long way. Rajshahi District:
Rajshahi district is an important district of North Bengal in Bangladesh. The district is famous for its mango, litchi and silk. Naogaon district to the north of Rajshahi district, West Bengal, Kushtia district and Padma river of India to the south, Natore district to the east, Chapainawabganj district to the west. The country's main river Padma enters Bangladesh from India through the border of this district. The total area of this district is 2406.01 sq km. Rajshahi is one of the districts of Bangladesh. There are many archeological sites in the district which have made the district more attractive to the travel lovers. Across an area of about 12 km long, the banks of the Padma are now the best place of entertainment for the people of Rajshahi. Roads have been constructed along the banks of the Padma. At present, people can easily see the beauty of the Padma by walking along this road. Places of interest in Rajshahi district:
Famous places in the district include Barind Research Museum, the first established museum in Bangladesh, Rajshahi University Campus, Sabas Bangladesh, Bagha Mosque in Bagha Upazila, 41 km from Rajshahi District, Puthia Rajbari in Puthia Upazila, Hawakhana Bhaban, about 30 km from Rajshahi District. Shiva Temple, Dol Temple, Pancharatna Govinda Temple and Hazar Duari Zamindarbari. Famous personalities:
Famous personalities of the district include Rajinikanth Sen, Nerottam Das Tagore, Rani Bhabani, Saratchandra Sundari Devi, Hem Kumari Devi, Sardar Bakhsh, Kazi Abdul Majid, Poet Shukur Mahmud, Akshay Kumar Maitreya, Shahid AH Kamruzzaman and others. Pabna District
Pabna district is located in the south-east corner of Rajshahi division. Chalanbil has flown through Chatmohar, Bhangura and Faridpur upazilas of the district. It is bounded on the north by Sirajganj district and on the south by the river Padma. The river Jamuna flows through the eastern end and Natore district on the west. Pabna district was first formed in 1828 with five thanas of Rajshahi district and four thanas of Jessore district. Pabna district is an ancient town of history, tradition and literature and culture. The district is rich in folk music, folk songs and dances, comedy designs, pala songs, etc. The district has been rich in textile industry since ancient times. Four-fifths of India's silk was imported from the district's Handial port. The district is also famous for its weaving industry. Places of interest in Pabna district:
Places of interest in Pabna district include Pabna Mental Hospital, Circuit House, Chatmohar's Shahi Mosque, Handial Jagannath Temple, Karachi Mosque in Pabna, Sri Sri Thakur Anukul Chandra Ashram, Jora Bangla, Raybahadur Gate in the city, Daras Building Pakshi Furfura Khanka Sharif. , Harding Bridge at Ishwardi, Ghazni Bill at Sujanagar, Pabna Government Edward College, Pabna University of Science and Technology, Marin Academy of International standard under construction. Famous personalities:
Many artificial personalities have been born in Pabna district. Among them are Abdul Karim Khandaker Biruttam, Suchitra Sen, the legendary heroine of Bengali films, Saiful Azam, one of the 22 leading eagles of the world, Shefatullah Biswas and Moinuddin Biswas, the latest zamindars and educationists of Pabna district. Notable personalities including musician Bappa Majumder, actor Chanchal Chowdhury, film director Redwan Ron, popular Bangladeshi playwright, actor and writer Vrindavan Das were born in this Pabna district. Sirajganj District:
Sirajganj District is an administrative region in the Rajshahi Division of northwestern Bangladesh. Siraj Ali Chowdhury was an aristocratic zamindar in Sohagpur during the reign of Lord Cornwallis from 18 to 1793. Momenshahi district was established in 1986. In the same year, Siraj Ali Chowdhury received the title of 'Sirajganj Zamindari' from Lord Cornwallis. It was named Sirajganj after him. It was recognized as Sirajganj subdivision in 1845 and as a district in 1984. Pabna to the south of this district; Bogra in the north; East Tangail and Jamalpur; Pabna, Natore and Bogra districts are located in the west. The area of the district is 2498.92 sq km. Sirajganj district is not lagging behind in trade and commerce. There are cottage industries, small scale industries, medium industries and large scale industries as well as a jute mill and a dairy and processing factory. And there is the famous weaving industry which has made this district known to the world. Most of the sweets distributed in different parts of the country under the name of Yogurt and Sweet District are made in Sirajganj. Many online news portals and dailies are being published from the district at present, including Yuger Kotha, Jamuna Prabah, Dainik Kalam Sainik, Dainik Sirajganj etc. Places of interest in Sirajganj district
The unique beauty of Bangabandhu Jamuna Bridge and Sirajganj City Raksha Dam has made this district famous as a tourist rich district. Besides, Rabindra Kacharibari Memorial Museum in Shahjadpur Upazila, Enayetpur Khwaja Yunus Ali Medical College and Hospital, Baghabari Milkvita, Ecopark on the west bank of Bangabandhu Bridge, Baghabari River Port, Hazrat Makhdum Shah Dola Shahid (R.) Mazer Sharif on the west bank of Ghora Sagar river, Crossbar 3 /China Dam (it has come to be known as a new address for those who are thirsty for travel)) is being built on the west bank of the river Jamuna at Malshapara in the city, and a power plant, Enayetpur Beri Dam and other places of interest are being built at Kolghes of this dam. Famous personalities:
Born here are Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani, Syed Ismail Hossain Siraj, Maulana Khandaker Abdur Rashid Tarkbagish, one of the four national leaders Mansur Ali), Mohammad Nasim, Abdul Latif Mirza (Bir Uttam), Gazi Ataur Rahman, Maulana Rafiq -Muti Sharfuddi, poet Mahadev Sah and other personalities.