Tongi is a town located at the coordinates of 23°53′24″ N 90°24′21″ E in Gazipur District in Bangladesh. It is situated about 26 km north of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.  Tongi is positioned in the banks of Turag River and is one of the industrial hubs of Dhaka Division home to BSCIC industrial area.

Tongi has one police station, few educational institutions and health centres. The top educational institutions in Tongi include Tongi Govt. College and University, Tongi Pilot School & Girls College and Siraj Uddin Sarker Vidyaniketan. Also Tongi is home to several magnificent tourist destinations like parks and historical monuments.

History of Tongi:

Mir Jumla II was a famous king ruled Tongi region from 1660 to 1663 and constructed a fort and Turag Bridge during his period. Tong also witnessed the rule of British East India Company.

Food and Culture in Tongi:

The higher majority of the population of Tong is filled with Muslim citizens followed by Hindus, Christians and Buddhists. Bengali is the official language as well as a widely spoken language in Tongi. Also the people have the knowledge of Urdu, Hindi and English as well. Bengali New Year Pohela Baishakh is one of the grandly celebrated festivals in Tongi region.

Most of the people of Tong are non vegetarian lovers and the dishes like Laban, Borhani, Hajir Biriyani and Nanna Biriyani are very popular in Tongi. Tongi town is filled with few Chinese, Indian food corners along with several traditional food centres.

How to reach Tongi?

Tongi has good connectivity with all around the country because of its near proximity with national capital Dhaka. Buses are easily accessible at Tongi Town Bus Stand and Dhaka City Bus Stand (25 km away from Tongi). Also tourists can use Auto Rickshaws, Jeeps and Taxis to travel within the city.

Narayanganj-Dhaka-Mymensingh State Railway Line passes through Tongi Town and the regular trains are accessible to Dhaka City at Pubail Railway Station located 12 km away from Tongi City.

Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka is nearest airport to Tongi placed about 10 km away from the heart of Tongi town.

Places to see nearTongi:

Jatiyo Smriti Soudho:

Jatiyo Smriti Soudho is a national monument established in the memorial of soldiers who died in the Independence War of Bangladesh. It is located in Savar Town located about 17 kms away from Tongi Town.

Ramna Park:

Ramna Park is located in the centre of Dhaka City about 25 km away from Tongi Town. The park is spread over an area of 68.50 acres home to perennials, 34 species therapeutic plants and shrubs.

Central Mosque:

Central Mosque is one of the prime worship places of the Muslims situated in Jahangir Nagar. It is about 16 km away from Tongi town, very much popular for beautifully designed outer structure.

The list of other tourist attractions near Tongi is as follows:

• Open theatre
• Effluent Treatment plant
• DEPZ
• Jahangirnagar University
• Bangladesh National Museum
• Bahadur Shah Park
• Fantasy Kingdom
• Nondon Park
• Dhakeshwari Temple
• Curzon Hall
• Church of Bangladesh

Best time to visit Tongi:

The months between September and February are the ideal time to reach Tongi.

Accommodation Options near Tongi:

Tongi is a town houses few star Hotels due to this tourists can refer the hotels of Dhaka (26 km away from Tongi) for best hospitality services. The best hotels in Dhaka City are:

• The Westin Dhaka
• Ruposhi Bangla Hotel
• Regency Dhaka
• Hotel Purbani International Ltd
• Royal Park
• La Vinc
• Pan Pacific Sonargaon Dhaka Hotel
• Hotel Sarina
• Ascott The Residence
• Dhaka Sheraton Hotel
• Radisson Water Garden Hotel

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Sirajganj is a town located between 24°27′ north latitude and 89°45′E east longitude in Sirajganj District of Rajshahi Division in Bangladesh. It is situated about 151 kms northwest of national capital Dhaka and about 473 kms away from Chittagong city. Sirajganj is positioned at a height of 16 meters above the mean level of sea. The total area of Sirajganj District is 2,497.92 sq. km.

Sirajganj District includes 15 wards and 52 mohallas. Jamuna, Baral, Ichamati, Karatoya and Phuljuri are the major rivers flowing through Sirajganj District. Sirajganj is very famous for jute industries.

Sirajganj District houses numerous best educational institutions namely Ullapara Science College, Fuljore Degree College, Ghorachara High School and Chandaikona M.L High School.

History of Sirajganj:

Sirajganj was a small town of Pabna District during British rule in India when Bangladesh was the part of India. Before the earthquake in 1897, Sirajganj was home to most numbers of jute mills in Bengal Division.

Food and Shopping in Sirajganj:

Sweet items like Ras Malai, Rasgulla and Mishti Doi are very famous in the regions of Sirajganj. The popular non vegetarian dishes of Sirajganj are Bhorta, Biryan and Egg curry. Also the town houses many Indian and Chinese food corners along with several desi food centres.

Sirajganj Town is home to few handicraft product centres and archeological shops. Recently, some modern cloth showrooms, electric and electronic companies have spread all over Sirajganj Town.

Connectivity to Sirajganj:

Sirajganj is well connected with Dhaka and other major cities of the country through road and railway transport. There are plenty of government and private organizations buses available at Sirajganj Town Bus Stand to reach nearby regions.

Jamuna Bridge East Railway Station is important railway station among the surrounding regions of Sirajganj situated about 30 kms away from Sirajganj town centre. The distance between Sirajganj and its nearest airport ‘Shahjalal International Airport’, Dhaka is about 128 km. Taxis, Autos and Jeeps are easily accessible at Sirajganj town to reach airport and railway station at reasonable rent.

Tourist places near Sirajganj:

Jamuna Bridge:

Jamuna Bridge is one of the prime attractions of Sirajganj. Jamuna River flows with full water during the monsoon season. Watching the heavy water flow of Jamuna River provides great feel to the eyes of tourists.

Varendra Research Museum:

Varendra Research Museum is a historical museum situated in the heart of Rajshahi City. The library of the museum has a collection of 6000 manuscripts in different languages and 22,000 printed books and periodicals. The museum is placed about 124 km away from Sirajganj Town.

Baldha Garden:

Baldha Garden occupies an area of 3.15 acres situated in Wari Region of Dhaka and about 150 km away from Sirajganj. This garden was formed by Narenda Narayan Chawdhury and the garden is home to more than 672 species of plants.

Other tourist attractions near Sirajganj include:

• Hazrat Shah Mokhdum
• Shahid Qumruzzaman Central Park and Zoo
• Horagram
• Kazihata
• Ranibazar
• Kadirganj
• Fantasy Kingdom Amusement Park
• Dhaka Zoo
• Dhakeshwari Temple

Best time to visit Sirajganj:

From the beginning of November to the end of March is the ideal time to visit Sirajganj, when the weather is completely in favor of tourists.

Accommodation Options near Sirajganj:

Sirajganj houses several budgeted hotels and few star hotels. Due to this one can prefer the best star hotels at Dhaka (150 km from Sirajganj) for quality hospitality services. The prominent hotels in Sirajganj, Dhaka and other nearby regions are:

• Hotel Naz Garden
• Hotel Sies Ta
• Shapla Hotel
• Hotel Saudia
• Janata Hotel
• Taj Hotel
• Bhai Bhai Hotel
• Star Hotel
• Bismillah Hotel
• Shobed Ali Hotel
• Hotel Purbani International Ltd
• Royal Park

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Sandwip also written as ‘Sandvip’ is an island as well as sub district located in Chittagong District in Bangladesh. It is situated between 22°29′ north latitude and 91°29′ east longitude. The length of Sandwip Island is 50 km and the width is 5 to 15 km. Sandwip Sub District is spread over an area of 762.42 sq. km.

Sandwip Sub District houses eighteen wards, sixty two Mahallas, thirty four villages and the population is more than 350,000. Sandwip island is bordered by Sitakunda and Mirsharai in the east, Meghna estuary towards west, Companiganj to the north and Bay of Bengal towards south.

Agriculture is the main economy source of Sandwip. Jute, potato, betel leaf, betel nut, sugarcane, Radish, cauliflower, sweet potato, corundum, watermelon, mango and Jackfruit are the vegetables and fruits vastly grown by the natives.

History of Sandwip:

There are several theories about the origin of name Sandwip, one theory states, that Sandwip got its name from European word “Sandheap” and another one states that, Sandwip named in the memorial of renowned Bakhorganj person Mr. Beverage’s Shom Dwip.

The famous King Delwar Khan ruled Sandwip for a very long time. Also it witnessed the rule of Portuguese during the period of 17^th century and British until India’s Independence.

Culture, Food of Sandwip:

Non vegetarian food items are very famous in Sandwip region. The staple foods of Sandwip natives include rice, mutton and fish. Due to the presence of tourist destinations, there are numerous seafood corners, Chinese restaurants and motels started operations all over Sandwip.

Lungi and Shirt are the general wears of the gents and Saree is usual dress code of the women of Sandwip. Also Sandwip houses numerous cultural centres, temples, mosques and churches.

Connectivity to Sandwip:

Sandwip is an island covered with full of water all the sides because of this, see is the only way to reach major cities of the country. One can choose boat to reach Dhaka from Sandwip. Auto rickshaws, cycle rickshaws and jeeps are the best options to move within Sandwip.

Sitakund Municipality Bus Station and Sitakunda Railway Station are the nearest bus station and railway station to Sandwip respectively. Sandwip has its own airport well connected with Dhaka Airport and Chittagong Airport.

Places to see near Sandwip:

Sandwip Beach:

Sandwip Beach is a best weekend picnic spot attracts beach lovers from surrounding regions of Sandwip. There are few small cold drink shops, food corners located in the vicinity of beach.

Patenga Beach:

Patenga beach is a top tourist destination in Chittagong located about 22 kms away from Chittagong City centre. It is situated in the vicinity of Shah Amanat International Airport and Butterfly Park.

Heritage Park:

Heritage Park is a beautiful park situated in Chittagong City. It includes the buildings models of Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban, National Memorial of Savar, Paharpur Monastery and Lalbagh Fort.

The list of other tourist attractions near Sandwip includes:

• Foy’s Lake
• Chittagong Ethnological Museum
• Saint Martin Island
• Dulahazra Safari Park
• Inani Beach
• Cox’s Bazar Beach
• Nijhum Island

Ideal time to visit Sandwip:

From September to January is the ideal time to visit Sandwip.

Accommodation options in Sandwip:

Sandwip houses few luxury hotels, so to enjoy luxury hospitality services tourist can choose the hotels at Chittagong City. The best hotels in Sandwip and Chittagong City are as follows:

• The Peninsula Chittagong
• Hotel Shaibal
• Well Park
• Hotel Eastern View
• Grand Park Hotel
• Hotel Tower Inn International Ltd
• Hotel Lord’s Inn
• Avenue Hotel & Suites
• Asian SR Hotel
• Hotel Agrabad
• Hotel Saint Martin Ltd
• Hotel Favour Inn International

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Saidpur is a well known city in Nilphamari district of Rangpur Division in Bangladesh. Saidpur Railway Workshop is the biggest railway workshop in the country inaugurated in the year 1870. Saidpur is located about 344 northwest of national capital Dhaka.

Saidpur City occupies an area of 121.68 sq. km. and was formed in the year 1858. Saidpur is placed between latitude 25°47′ in the north and longitude 88°54′ in the east. Saidpur is surrounded by Parbatipur Upazila in the south, Chirirbandar Upazila to the west, Nilphamari Sadar to the north and Badarganj Upazila in the east.

Saidpur houses insurance companies, government and private banks with ATMs and several Chinese and Indian restaurants. Also Saidpur is home to best educational institutions include Saidpur Sunflower School and College and Saidpur Cantonment Board High School.

History of Saidpur:

Saidpur City was formed in the year 1858. It is believed that Saidpur got its name from Sayed family of Kuchbihar of India.

Culture, Food and Shopping in Saidpur:

Saidpur houses numerous cultural centres of dance and music all around the city. Silpo Sahitto Shongshod is about 120 year old cultural club located in the city centre. The natives of Saidpur celebrate famous festivals like Bengali New Year Pohela Baishak, English New Year, Eid-ul-fitr, Eid-ul-azha with great splendor and fervor.

Shopping in Saidpur is very easy because the city hosts many shopping malls, retail outlets and entertainment centres and shopping is very best at the time of night. Also the city is home to numerous handicraft shops and archeological centres along with modern shops.

Food in Saidpur is little bit different than other regions of Bangladesh. The people of Saidpur like both vegetarian and non vegetarian foods. Rasho-gollah, kalo-jam, mishti doi, shemai and shandesh are the special types of sweet dishes in Saidpur. Other than local eateries, Restaurants, Indian and Chinese food corners can also seen in Saidpur.

How to reach Saidpur?

Saidpur has good connectivity with nearby regions and major cities of the country by road, railway and air. Buses are easily accessible at Saidpur City Bus Stand and other local bus terminals.

Saidpur Railway Station is one of the important railway stations among the surrounding regions of Saidpur situated 1 km away from the heart of Saidpur City. Saidpur has its own airport located 6 km away from the heart of Saidpur City.

Places to see near Saidpur:

Nilsagar:

Nilsagar is a big pond located in Dhobadanga Mauza in Nilphamari District. It was earlier known as Birat Dighi and renamed as Nilsagar after the independence of Bangladesh. The pond is spread over an area of 21.449 hectares. The whole pond is covered by full of strongly constructed brick walls. On the east banks of pond one Hindu temple is located and Muslim Worship place is situated on the west banks of the pond.

During the month of Baisakh, there is Baruni Snan festival celebrated on the banks of Nilsagar with musical programs. Nilsagar is considered as one of the best picnic spots in Nilphamari District.

Hazrat Pir Mohiuddin Tomb:

Hazrat Pir Mohiuddin Tomb is located in Kundupukur in Nilphamari District. It is visited by most numbers of tourists every year.

Raja Dharmapal Palace:

Raja Dharmapal Palace is an 18^th century palace constructed by Raja Dharmapal located in Jaldhaka. Also the fort is situated beside the palace.

Other top tourist attractions near Saidpur include:

• Neel Kuthi
• Raja Harish Chandra Palace
• Jami Mosque
• Dimla Rajbari
• Saidpur Church
• Teesta Barrage
• Uttara EPZ
• Railway Factory
• Saidpur Airport

Best time to visit Saidpur:

Between the months of October and March is the ideal time to visit Saidpur.

Accommodation options in Saidpur:

The Hotels of Saidpur are very famous for their top quality food from different regions of the world. The best hotels in Saidpur and its nearby regions are:

• Hotel North View
• Hotel Al-Rashid
• Hotel Diamond
• Jibon Hotel
• Hotel Unique Residential
• Khalek Hotel
• Concord Hotel
• Hotel Rehana
• Hotel Nobeena
• New Hotel

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Rangpur is a prominent city situated in Rangpur District of Rangpur Division in Bangladesh. It is located about 312 km northwest of Dhaka City, the national capital of Bangladesh. On 16^th December 1769, Rangpur was announced as the administrative headquarters of Rangpur District.

Rangpur Municipality was established in the year 1869 and is considered as one of the ancient municipalities in the country. Rangpur City is located between 25°44′ N latitude and 89°15′ E longitude and is placed at an altitude of 34 meters.

Rangpur District has an area of 2,307.78 sq. km. and shares its borders with Kurigram District in the east, Gaibandha District to the south, Nilphamari District on the north and Dinajpur District towards west.

Rangpur houses the headquarters of several private and government banks, insurance companies and educational institutions. Rice, jute, wheat, tobacco, potato are the major agricultural products grown by the farmers of Rangpur.

History of Rangpur:

Renowned Mughal Empire ruled Rangpur for a very long period. The places in Rangpur namely Mughalbasa and Mughalhat were founded by Mughal Empire. Also Rangpur witnessed the rule of British East India Company.

Culture and Shopping in Rangpur:

Rangpuri Language is a widely spoken language in Rangpur Division and also the natives speak other major languages like Bahe Bangla, Anchalit Bangla, Kamta and Polia.

Municipal Super Market is one of the major shopping complexes in Rangpur. Tourists can buy Rangpur’s Satranji handloom carpets at shopping complex located in Station Road of Rangpur. Also the city houses numerous branded cloth showrooms and retail outlets.

Connectivity to Rangpur:

Cycle rickshaws, Auto Rickshaws, Buses, Mini-Buses and Cars are the primary modes of transportation serving in Rangpur City. There are regular bus services available to Dhaka and Chittagong at Rangpur City Bus Stand. Air conditioned and non-air conditioned bus services are run by the government and private bus organizations at Rangpur.

The major cities trains are easily accessible at Rangpur Railway Station located 3 km away from the city centre. The distance between Rangpur and Saidpur Airport is about 42 kms.

Visitor magnetisms in Rangpur:

Tajhat Palace:

Tajhat Palace is one of the prime attractions of Rangpur City situated in Tajhat. It was a residence of a former zamindar and has been converted into a museum in the year 2004. It contains Blackstone Hindu carvings, coins and pictures of Mughal period. The building of the palace was designed with beautiful Mughal architecture.

Town Hall:

Town Hall is a cultural centre located in the heart of Rangpur City. Cultural events organized in this red colored Town Hall monthly.

Shyampur:

Shyampur is one of the regions of Rangpur District well known for Shyampur Sugar Mills Limited and several fabulous tourist destinations.

Rangpur Central Zoo:

Rangpur Central Zoo is situated east side of Hunuman-Tola road in Rangpur City. It was built by President Ershad during 19th century and is home to African lion, hippopotamus, Black Panther, Bengal tiger, rhinoceros, a leopard, spotted deer and other Bangladeshi wild animals.

Keramotia Mosque:

Keramotia Mosque is located in the vicinity of Rangpur court. The outer structure of the mosque is a great treat to the eyes of the visitors. The mosque was constructed with blend of Mughal and local beautiful craft.

Other tourist attractions in Rangpur include:

• Teesta Barage
• Bhinno Jogot
• Pairabondh
• Mithapukura Mosque
• Kellaband Mosque
• Pirgacha Landlord House
• Chicli vata

Best time to visit Rangpur:

From the beginning of October to the end of February is the ideal time visit Rangpur.

Accommodation Options in Rangpur:

The top facilities available in Rangpur hotels include doctor on call, air ticket booking and pick up and drop facility to airport. The prominent luxury and budgeted hotels located in Rangpur are listed below:

• Hotel North View
• Khalek Hotel
• Mithu Hotel
• Chadima Hotel
• Park View Residential Hotel
• Grand Hotel Moar
• Noor Hotel
• Nurani Hotel and Restaurant
• Sagorica Hotel
• Sha Amanat
• Golden Tower
• Hotel Tilotoma

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Rajshahi is a major city and the divisional headquarters of Rajshahi Division located in Rajshahi District in Bangladesh. It is placed on the banks of Padma River spread over an area of 96.69 sq. km. Rajshahi City is located at a height of 18 meters above the mean level of sea and situated between 24°22′ N latitude and 88°36′ E longitude.

Rajshahi District is surrounded by Naogaon District in the north, Chapai Nababganj District to the south and Natore District towards east. Rajshahi District covers an area of 2,407.01 sq. km and features a tropical wet and dry climate.

Rajshahi is popularly called as ‘Silk City’ because of the larger presence of Rajshahi Silk factories. Watermelons, sugarcanes, mangoes and lichies are the major agricultural products grown and jute mills, textile mills and a sugar mill are the industries located in Rajshahi. Due to the existence of top rated educational institutions, Rajshahi is famously known as ‘Education City’ of Bangladesh.

History of Rajshahi:

Rajshahi was earlier called as Rampur Boalia. In 1876, Rajshahi Municipality was formed as a first municipality in the country and has been converted into a City Corporation in 1991.

Food and Shopping in Rajshahi:

The natives of Rajshahi cook food with lot of care and love. The popular sweet items of Rajshahi include Ras Malai, Rasgulla and Mishti Doi. 7-Layer Tea, Lime juice and sugar cane juice are the special types of drinkable items in Rajshahi. Bhorta, Biryani and Egg curry are very famous among the locals of Rajshahi.

Rajshahi Silk is very much famous in Rajshahi Division and the clothes made by Rajshahi Silk, looks very attractive and top in quality also. The famous shopping centres in Rajshahi include Nanking Shopping Mall, Index Plaza, Jamal Super Market, Horogram Bazar and Shal Bagan Bazar.

Connectivity to Rajshahi:

Rajshahi is one of the metropolitan cities in Bangladesh well connected with all the major cities of the country by road, railway and air transport facilities. There are plenty of luxury buses available to Dhaka City from Rajshahi City Bus Stand and it takes nearly 4 to 5 hours by road to reach Dhaka from Rajshahi.

Rajshahi Railway Station is one of the prime railway stations in the country situated 1.5 km away from the heart of Rajshahi City. Shah Makhdum Airport is the nearest airport placed 8 km away Rajshahi city centre. Tourists can choose bus, taxi cabs, horse-driven tomtom and auto rickshaws to move around the city.

Places to see in Rajshahi:

Shrine of Hazrat Shah Mokhdum:

Hazrat Shah Mokhdum is a majar located in Dargahpara in Rajshahi city. It built near the grave of Hazrat Shah Mokhdum Ruposh in the memory of first Islam priest of Rajshahi Hazrat Shah Mokhdum Ruposh and is situated in the vicinity of shrine of Shah Turkan.

Varendra Research Museum:

Varendra Research Museum is an ancient museum located in the mid point of Rajshahi City. The library of the museum has a collection of 6000 manuscripts in different languages and 22,000 printed books and periodicals.

Shahid Qumruzzaman Central Park and Zoo:

Shahid Qumruzzaman Central Park and Zoo is a major attraction of Rajshahi. It is placed on the banks of Padma River and houses Shahid Zia children’s park’ within the premises. Rare species of animals can be seen in this park.

Horagram:

Horagram is famous region in Rajshahi well known for mango orchard Roy Para. Also it is very nearer to other beautiful tourist destinations.

Other tourist attractions near Rajshahi include:

• Baliapukur
• Bulonpur
• Boro Bongram
• Kazihata
• Ranibazar
• Kadirganj
• Uposhahar
• Shadhur Morre
• Sopura

Ideal time to visit Rajshahi:

Throughout the year is best, especially November to February is the best time to holiday Rajshahi.

Accommodation options in Rajshahi:

Hotels at Rajshahi are well known for their top quality and upgraded hospitality services. The best hotels in Rajshahi are:

• Hotel Nice International
• Haqs Inn
• Hotel Sukarna
• Hotel Gulshan
• Sukorna International
• Hotel Mukta
• Hotel Red Castle
• Hotel Midway International
• Hotel Dallas
• Hotel Rajmahal
• Hotel Prince
• Hotel Gulshan
• Galaxy International

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Narsingdi is a district situated at the coordinates of 23.92° N 90.73° E in Central Bangladesh. It is located about 46 km away from Dhaka, the capital city of the Bangladesh. Narsingdi District has an area of 1,140.76 sq. km. The district is well known for its textile craft industry.

Narsingdi District shares its borders with Brahmanbaria District to the east and southeast, Narayanganj District in the south and southwest, Gazipur on the west and Narsingdi District to the north and northeast.

Narsingdi is loaded in industrial sector houses great quantity of textile mills, jute mills, and sugar mills. Also Narsingdi is home to biggest power plant of Bangladesh ‘Ghorashal Power Plant’. The main rivers flowing through Narsingdi District are Shitalakkha, Meghna, Old Brahmaputra and Paharea.

History of Narsingdi:

Narsingdi derives its name from earlier famous ruler King Narasinha. Narsingdi was formed as a district in the year 1984.

Culture, Cuisine and Shopping in Narsingdi:

Narsingdi has mixed of population of Muslim, Hindus, Christians and Buddhists. 94% of Muslims are living in Narsingdi and other religions population is as follows: Hindus 4%, Christians 0.5% and Buddhists 1%. Narsingdi District is home to 52 temples, 9 Buddhist temples, 3923 mosques and 3 churches.

The locals of Narsingdi are the great lovers of non vegetarian dishes of fish, mutton and chicken. Paturi, malai curry, sandesh and gulab jamun are the special types of dishes of Narsingdi.

In recent years, some major developments are happening in Narsingdi shopping sector. There are plenty of retail outlets, mobile showrooms, gadget centres; vehicle showrooms and variety of clothe centres in Narsingdi. Other than modern shops, tourists can also come across handicraft and archeological shops in Narsingdi.

Connectivity to Narsingdi:

The major highway of the country ‘The Dhaka-Sylhet Highway’ which passes through Narsingdi connects it with its nearby regions and the main cities of the country. It will take just one hour to reach Dhaka from Narsingdi by road. The bus organizations operate bus services between Narsingdi and surrounding towns and the major operators are National Express, BRTC, Anna Super Service and Badsha Parabahan.

Narsingdi Railway Station is the major railway station for the surrounding regions of Narsingdi located 1.5 km away from the heart of the town. The distance between Narsingdi and Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka is about 45 kms.

Places to see in Narsingdi:

Dhanua:

Dhanua is a village situated in Shibpur Upazila in Narsingdi District. This village is well known for the cemetery of a great freedom fighter Shaheed Asad.

Sonaimore Benodon Park:

Sonaimore Benodon Park is place with full of natural attractions magnetizes tourists from all over the district.

Arshinagor Park:

Arshinagor Park is beautiful park located in the vicinity of Narsingdi Railway Station. It is children favor park and a best weekend spot for adult also.

Dream Holiday Park:

Dream Holiday Park is a prime magnetism located near Narsingdi Town. It has various specialties and gives a great feel to the visitors.

Wari-Bateshwar ruins:

Wari-Bateshwar ruins are in Bateshwar village in Narsingdi Region. These are remnants of 2500 year old fort and this place is located about 75 km away Dhaka City.

The list of other tourist attractions present near Narsingdi is as follows:

• Dhaka Zoo
• Dhakeshwari Temple
• Curzon Hall
• Church of Bangladesh
• Bangladesh National Museum

Best time to visit Narsingdi:

From October to February is the ideal time to visit Narsingdi.

Accommodation Options near Narsingdi:

Narsingdi houses few luxury hotels and the major international hotels are located in Dhaka City. So tourists can book hotels at Dhaka City for top hospitality services. The prominent hotels in Narsingdi and Dhaka City (46 km away from Narsingdi) are listed below:

• Hotel AL Arafat
• Hotel Sarina
• Radisson Blu Water Garden Hotel
• Regency Dhaka
• Ascott The Residence
• La Vinci
• Hotel Lake Castle
• Royal Park
• Ruposhi Bangla Hotel
• The Westin Dhaka

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Narayanganj is a city located in Narayanganj District in central Bangladesh on the banks of River Shitalakshya at a height of 3 meters above the mean level of sea. Because of the larger existence of jute mills, Narayanganj is popularly called as “the Dundee of Bangladesh”. Narayanganj City covers an area of 759.57 sq. km. and it is located between 23°37′ N latitude and 90°30′ E longitude.

Narayanganj is one of the industrial towns of the country home to several industries such as jute trade and processing plants and textile industries. Also Narayanganj is well known for International trading, Import and export business. Agriculture is the main economy source of rural areas of Narayanganj District.

History of Narayanganj:

Narayanganj derives its name from a Hindu spiritual head Lakhsmi Narayan Thakur. In the year 1876, Narayanganj Municipality was inaugurated and Narayanganj Victoria Hospital is the famous hospital incorporated in the year 1885.

Culture of Narayanganj:

Narayanganj accounts 84% of Muslim population followed by 12.5% of Hindus, 2.5% of Christians and 0.5% of Buddhists. Narayanganj District is home to more than 250 temples, 3000 mosques, 4 Buddhist monastery and about 10 churches.

Food and Shopping in Narayanganj:

The special type of Narayanganj sweet items include Kalo Jaam, Pheerni, Chomchom, Peetha- rice cakes, Shemai, Roshomalai, Jeelapi and Amriti and the different dishes of Narayanganj are Samosa, Achar, Fuchka, Lassi, Peetha, Luchi and Paratha.

Narayanganj is well known for the production of special type of cloth ‘Muslin’. Other than Muslin production, Narayanganj is famous for handicraft product shops and archeological centres.

Connectivity to Narayanganj:

Due to the near proximity with national capital Dhaka (15 km), Narayanganj has got good connectivity with all around the country. There are regular buses plying between Narayanganj and Dhaka City. One can catch buses easily at Chashara Bus Stand, Narayanganj Bus Stand and Dhaka City Bus Stand.

The nearest railway stations to Narayanganj are Fatulla Railway Station (5 km), Pagla Railway Station (8 km) and Gandaria Railway Station (12 km). Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka is the nearest and accessible airport to Narayanganj located about 33 kms distance.

Places to see near Narayanganj:

Bangladesh National Museum:

Bangladesh National Museum is located in Dhaka City, inaugurated on 7 August 1913, a museum with beautiful paintings, metal images and ancient coins. A big figurine of the Royal Bengal Tiger is placed in the first floor of the building.

Between the months of April and September, the museum will be open from 10:30 am to 5:30 pm and between October and March, the museum will be open from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. The museum is open from Saturday to Wednesday only.

Ramna Park:

Ramna Park is situated in the centre of Dhaka City. The park covers an area of 68.50 acres houses perennials, 34 species of therapeutic plants, shrubs and more than 42 species of forestry.

Baldha Garden:

Baldha Garden occupies an area of 3.15 acres situated in Wari region. This garden was established by Narenda Narayan Chawdhury and the garden houses more than 672 species of plants.

The list of other tourist attractions near Narayanganj is as follows:

• Ahsan Manzil
• Bahadur Shah Park
• Baitul Mukarram
• Church of Bangladesh
• Curzon Hall
• Fantasy Kingdom Amusement Park
• Dhaka Zoo
• Dhakeshwari Temple

Ideal time to visit Narayanganj:

From September to February is the best time to visit Narayanganj to reach historical places.

Accommodation options near Narayanganj:

The luxury hotels situated in Narayanganj and Dhaka City (15 km away from Narayanganj) are as follows:

• Ruposhi Bangla Hotel
• The Westin Dhaka
• Pan Pacific Sonargaon Dhaka Hotel
• Regency Dhaka
• Hotel Purbani International Ltd
• Ananda Hotel
• Ascott The Residence
• Radisson Blu Water Garden Hotel
• Hotel Sarina
• La Vinci
• Dhaka Sheraton Hotel

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Mymensingh is a city placed on Brahmaputra River in Mymensingh District in Bangladesh, is the administrative headquarters of Mymensingh District which covers an area of 82 sq. km. Mymensingh is situated about 123 km away towards north of country capital Dhaka.

Mymensingh is located between 24°45′14″ N latitude and 90°24′11″ E longitude and is situated at an altitude of 19 meters. Mymensingh District is bounded by Gazipur District in the south, Netrokona District to the east, Sherpur District to the west and Meghalaya state of India towards north.

Mymensingh is one of the educational hubs in the country houses numerous top rated educational institutions such as Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh Engineering College and Mymensingh Medical College. Also Mymensingh is in top position in the field of jute production in the country.

History of Mymensingh:

Mymensingh was earlier known as Momenshahi, named after the ruler Momen Shah. It also witnessed the rule of British East India Company when it was in India before the India’s Independence on 15^th August 1947.

Cuisine and Culture in Mymensingh:

The natives of Mymensingh have the taste of all the major regions countries foods including Chinese. Dal-pury, singara, pitha and samosa are traditional snack items and Kheer, Payesh and Shemai, Geelapi, Muri, chira, khoi are other special types of dishes of Mymensingh.

The people of Mymensingh are slightly different than other regions of the country because the Muslim and the Hindu people have a great chemistry and they celebrate most of the festivals together. Anjuman Eid-gah Maidan, Ramakrishna Math & Mission and Bishyanath Temple are the main cultural centres of Mymensingh.

Connectivity to Mymensingh:

Auto Rickshaw is the common and main mode of transportation within Mymensingh City. Other than Auto Rickshaws, tourists can also reach nearby regions by taxi, private and government Buses. Trishal Bus Stand and Uttar Bongo Bus Stand are the prime bus stations of Mymensingh City.

Mymensingh is well connected with Dhaka City and other major cities of the country through Bhrammaputra Express, Jamuna Express, Aghnibina Express and Ekota Express trains. Mymensingh is located about 108 km away from the Dhaka Airport.

Tourist places in Mymensingh:

Bishyanath Temple:

Bishyanath Temple is a worship place of Hindus devoted to Lord Shiva situated in Mymensingh District. It is very famous for its pagoda-like architecture and attracts Hindu devotees from all over the district for its holiness.

Old Town Hall:

Old Town Hall is a cultural centre constructed by Maharaja Surya Kanta Acharyya. It has hosted more than thousand cultural events of dance, music and drama.

Ramakrishna Math:

Ramakrishna Math is placed on Ramakrishna Mission Road was constructed in the memory of the great 19th century saint of Bengal Sri Ramakrishna.

Anjuman Eid-gah Maidan:

Anjuman Eid-gah Maidan is a prime attraction of Mymensingh established in an area of 27 acres in the year 1962. During the time of Eid ul-Fitr and Eid ul-Adha several Muslim devotees meet here. Also the maidhan has pond inside.

Other tourist attractions in Mymensingh include:

• The Boro Masjid
• Shahid Minar
• Alexandar Castle
• Mymensingh Museum
• Zainul Abedin Museum
• Fish Museum & Biodiversity Center
• Bangladesh Agricultural University

Best time to visit Mymensingh:

Between the months of November and February is the ideal time to visit Mymensingh.

 Accommodation Options in Mymensingh:

Mymensingh is packed with full of international hotels, star hotels and budgeted hotels. The prominent hotels located in Mymensingh are listed below:

• Hotel Amir International
• Panch Tara Hotel
• Hotel Al Rifat
• Hotel Hera Trade Centre
• Hotel Khan International
• Nirala rest House
• Hotel Isa kha
• Hotel Mustafiz International
• Hotel Uttora
• River Palace
• Hotel Banani Residential
• Hotel Tajmohal
• Hotel Night star Residential
• Hotel Obokash Residential
• New Jahangir Guest Gouse Residential

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Jessore is a district in Khulna Division in southwestern Bangladesh. Jessore was formed as a district in 1781 and the district occupies an area of 2,606.94 sq. km. Jessore is located about 206 km away towards southwest of national capital Dhaka and about 455 km northwest of Chittagong City.

Jessore is placed at a height of 7 meters above the mean level of sea. Jessore is surrounded by Satkhira District in the south, Magura district to the north, Khulna Districts towards east and West Bengal State in India on the west. Voyirob and Kopotak-kho are the main rivers flowing through Jessore District.

History of Jessore:

Prior the India’s Independence Jessore was one district of West Bengal State in India. Jessore was the first Bengali District to carve out from Pakistani forces on 7 December 1971. Jessore Kingdom was ruled by Raja Pratapaditya in the past.

Culture of Jessore:

The farmers of Jessore are hard workers and they grow paddy, jute, sugarcane, papaya, banana, cotton, jute, litchi and tuberose. Balia Vakutia is a village in Jessore well known for handloom products of shaari, loongi and gamchha. Also Jessore is home to numerous famous temples and mosques.

How to reach Jessore?

Jessore has good connectivity with main cities of the country and India by highways and Jessore Railway Junction is placed on Western Bangladesh Railway line. There are regular trains plying between Jessore and Kolkata City of India. Khulna Bus Station, Jessore Inter District Bus Terminal and Rupdia Bus Station are the prime bus stations of Jessore District.

Jessore Cantonment Railway Station is placed 5 km away from the midpoint of Jessore town. Jessore has its own airport located 7 kms away from the centre of the town, served by GMG Airlines, United Airways and Royal Bengal Airlines.

Tourist places in Jessore:

Rampur:

Rampur is a village located in Jessore District famous for beautiful lake. The rivers flowing through Rampur include Jhapa Bayor, Khajura Bayor and Kopotak-kho.

Dhoolgraam:

Dhoolgraam is an ancient village situated in Abhaynagar Upazila in Jessore District. Once Rampur had historical seventeen Hindu temples but at present, the village has only one temple, all the 16 temples were ruined by flood of River Bhairab. The remaining temple is the best worship place for Bengali Hindus and fabulous terracotta designs of the temple is a prime attraction.

Chanchra Rajbari:

Chanchra is a locality of Jessore town houses historical Lord Shiva Temple, Dosh Mohabid-da Temple and located in the vicinity of Jora Shiv Temple. Also it acts as a good picnic spot.

Imam Bara:

Imam Bara is ancient historical monument located in Murolir Mor. It was built by Hazi Muhammad Mohsin.

Shaagordaari:

Shaagordaari is a village and home to the residence of renowned poet Michael Madhusudan Dutta. Now the house of Michael Madhusudan Dutta has been converted into a museum. The entrance gate of the museum made with beautiful designs. The River Kopotak-kho flows near Shaagordaari Village.

Other top tourist attractions present near Jessore include:

• Vaatnogor
• Jessore Collectorate Building
• Shani Mosque
• Hamidpur

Best time to visit Jessore:

From November to May is the ideal time to visit Jessore to visit ancient temples.

Accommodation options in Jessore:

Due to the existence of top tourist places, there are plenty of star hotels, budgeted hotels established at Jessore to serve the tourists. The best hotels situated in Jessore are as follows:

• Hotel Hasan International
• New Nuru Hotel
• Hotel Hassan
• Hotel Magpie
• Nazma Hotel
• Hotel R S International
• Hotel Mid-Town
• Grand Hotel
• Coco Hotel

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