Surrounded by greenery, Bangladesh seems to have no shortage of beauty. Bangladesh is a significant tourist destination in South Asia. There are many places of interest in this country. There are several places in Bangladesh that are very attractive to tourists. Besides, there are various archeological and historical places in Bangladesh from which one can get an idea about the history of this cou
ntry.The area of our country is only 1,47,570 square kilometers. Although small in size, the country has mountains, forests and seas that always attract tourists. Some of the notable places of interest in Bangladesh are Cox's Bazar, Kuakata, Saint Martin, Nijhum Island, Sylhet, Sundarbans. Moreover, the hilly areas of Bandarban, Rangamati, Sajek, etc. have made the natural beauty of Bangladesh more attractive. Besides, these places of interest carry the identity of a country and a nation. At the same time, it plays a huge role in the economic sector of the country.There are 64 districts in Bangladesh. Each district has a different beauty. There is no substitute for sightseeing to relieve the stress and monotony of our daily work. So you can visit different tourist centers of Bangladesh to spend time with your family. Satkhira is a district in Bangladesh. It belongs to Khulna division. Satkhira district is bounded on the north by Jessore, on the south by the Bay of Bengal, on the east by Khulna district and on the west by the Indian state of West Bengal. Locally, Satkhira district is situated on the southwestern border of Bangladesh. One third of the land in the south belongs to the Sundarbans.There are many reasons behind naming Satkhira district. The first and foremost opinion is that during the perpetual settlement, Bishuram Chakraborty, an employee of King Krishnachandra of Nadia, bought the Churan Pargana at auction and built a house in the village of Satgharia under him. After the decision was taken to establish a subdivision in 181, the English rulers decided to set up their head office at Satghariya, known to them.lready Satgharia became Satkhira in the face of English royalists. Satkhira, on the coast of the Bay of Bengal and on the Indian border, was a vast wetland before human settlement. Later human settlements developed. Satkhira subdivision was established in 181 with 6 police stations under Jessore.In 1984, under the administrative decentralization of Bangladesh, Satkhira subdivision gained the status of one of the 64 districts of Bangladesh. Satkhira is rich in forest resources due to the surrounding Sundarbans. About 70% of the shrimp exported to various countries including Europe are produced from Satkhira. Satkhira's mango country has a lot of reputation abroad.Sundaban Textile Mills Limited is the only heavy industry in Satkhira. In Satkhira, there are mass graves, slaughterhouses, memorial pillars, memorial plaques and memorials. Satkhira is quite famous for its archeological sites. The Sundarbans is one of the places of interest in Satkhira.Besides, there are Mandarbari beach, Nilkuthi, Labsa, Nalta Rawza Sharif, Buddhist monastery, Tetulia mosque, Banalata garden and mini picnic spot, Shyamnagar zamindar house, Debhatha zamindar house, Akashnila eco-tourism center, Bhomra land port etc. An administrative region of the Rangpur Division in northwestern Bangladesh. The district has a total area of 1,809.52 sq km and a population of 14,66,877. The population density is 651 people per square kilometer. Thakurgaon has also been named because of the large number of Brahmins in the Thakur family. Thakurgaon Thana was established in 1800. 1860 Sadar Baliadangi, Pirganj, Ranishankail, Haripur and Otwari with Thakurgaon subdivision journey. Thakurgaon started its journey as a district on 1 February 1984.Here the people of the indigenous peoples from different parts of the subcontinent have retained their language and culture for thousands of years. The local people of Thakurgaon area usually speak the Koch dynasty language. The main food grains of this district are paddy, wheat, jute, oats etc. Thakurgaon Sugar Mill is one of the industrial establishments. There are many rivers in Thakurgaon.The district has many interesting places of interest and antiquities. Besides, important installations controlled by the government of Bangladesh are Haripur Rajbari, Raja Thanganath's Rajbari, Banglagarh, Jagdal Rajbari, Garhgram fort etc. Besides, Khuniya Dighi Massacre, Fun City Amusement Park, Rajvita, Sanga Mosque, Gedura Mosque, Fatehpur Mosque, Gobindnagar Temple, Sapti Buruj etc. are located in Thakurgaon. Narsingdi is a district in the Dhaka division of Bangladesh. Meghna, Sh*talakshya, Arial Khan and old Brakshaputra river bank washed away district Narsingdi. The area of this district is 1114.20 sq km. This district is located in the Middle East of Bangladesh.It is bounded on the north by Kishoreganj, on the east by Brakshanbaria, on the south by Narayanganj and on the west by Gazipur. Earlier this region was under the rule of a king named Narsingh. Historians believe that the name Narsingdi originated from the name of King Narsingh. At one time Narsingdi was administratively a thana of Narayanganj subdivision under Dhaka district.In 1986 it was upgraded to a subdivision of Dhaka district. In 1984, the government declared Narsingdi as a district. In the village of 'Wari Bateshwar' in Belab upazila of this district, the abandoned Vita and Asmaraja Garh have been discovered, which is a symbol of the Neolithic civilization. The silver coins found in Wari bear a clear indication of the early civilization of the Narsingdi region.Narsingdi has a tradition of creating glorious history even in the great war of liberation. Bir Shrestha Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman is a child of this district. Weaving is a special and notable tradition of Narsingdi district. Baburhat in Narsingdi district is the largest wholesale cloth market in Bangladesh.The most famous agricultural product of Narsingdi district is banana. Narsingdi district is also the largest producer of Latkan in Bangladesh. There are many places of interest in this district.Wari Bateshwar, Birshreshtha Matiur Rahman Snriti Museum, Sonaimuri Tech, Dream Holiday Park, Manu Mia Zamindar Bari, Ghorashal Dotla Railway Station, Charsindur Bridge, Wonder Park etc. are located in Narsingdi district. Another place of interest in this district is the 'Nilkuthi', a symbol of indigo cultivation during the British rule.
