Faridpur is a district located in Bangladesh.

 It is a  place of history. Many visitors come to Dhaka and then leave. But there is another Bangladesh' which is natural and undiscovered.

Read about the formal introduction to Faridpur.

So what is there to see?

Actually, if you want to have a fresh air and see some natural scenery , relax and want to understand people of Bangladesh and Indian Sub continent. This might be a place to visit.

Faridpur has changed and has become a semi modern city. The thing is every district has a theme  like in  WordPress or Blogger, for example. 

The people in Bangladesh are divided according to districts.  

Faridpur is grouped under Faridpur District.

The people from surroundings area have good ties and communication with each other. The cuisine is similar.

Here are some of the places :

• Gopalgonj
• Faridpur 
• Madaripur

The Prime Minister of Bangladesh is from Goplagonj and hence lot of progress has been made.

Faridpur City

Here are some of the places to visit in the city :

• Moyez Manjil

Famous visitors to Moyez Manjil:

• AK Fazlul Huq
• Netaji Sunash Chandra Bose
• Other personalities.

The land outside Dhaka is quite different ,and little more peaceful sometimes but you need to take a local guide of the area.

Visiting a landlord's Palace or house is an experience.  Earlier we blogged about Itachuna Rajbari , a Landlord's palace in West Bengal.

Here is a blogger ,channel name "Away with the Steiners". Talking about village life in Bangladesh.

(To Be Continued)

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 Mahastangarh

Mahasthangarh, located in the Bogra district of Bangladesh, stands as a testament to the rich historical legacy of the region. This ancient archaeological site holds immense significance, both historically and culturally, dating back to the 3rd century BCE during the Maurya Empire.

History:

Mahasthangarh is believed to be the ancient capital of the Pundra Kingdom, mentioned in various ancient texts and inscriptions. According to historical accounts, the site flourished as a prominent urban center under the rule of the Mauryan Empire, particularly during the reign of Emperor Ashoka. The strategic location of Mahasthangarh, situated at the confluence of major trade routes and the Karatoya River, contributed to its economic and political importance.

Archaeological Discoveries:

Excavations at Mahasthangarh have unearthed numerous artifacts, structures, and relics, shedding light on its illustrious past. The site boasts impressive ruins of fortifications, palaces, temples, and other architectural marvels. Among the notable discoveries are the ancient citadel, defensive walls, and the remains of Buddhist monasteries and stupas. Archaeological findings such as pottery, coins, sculptures, and inscriptions provide valuable insights into the cultural, religious, and economic life of ancient Mahasthangarh.

Cultural Significance:

Mahasthangarh holds immense cultural significance as a symbol of Bangladesh's rich heritage and identity. The site serves as a focal point for historians, archaeologists, researchers, and tourists alike, offering a glimpse into the region's glorious past. It serves as a source of national pride and serves as a reminder of the ancient civilizations that once thrived in the region.

Tourism and Heritage Conservation:

In recent years, Mahasthangarh has emerged as a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors from across the globe. The site's historical and architectural significance, coupled with its serene surroundings and scenic beauty, make it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and travelers. Efforts have been made to preserve and protect Mahasthangarh's heritage through conservation projects, site management initiatives, and educational programs aimed at raising awareness about its importance.

Importance in Bangladesh:

Mahasthangarh holds a special place in the hearts of the Bangladeshi people, symbolizing their ancient roots and cultural heritage. The site serves as a reminder of the country's glorious past and the contributions of its ancestors to civilization. It serves as a source of inspiration and pride, fostering a sense of national identity and unity among the people of Bangladesh.

In conclusion, Mahasthangarh stands as a timeless testament to Bangladesh's rich history and cultural heritage. As one of the oldest archaeological sites in the region, it continues to captivate the imagination of people worldwide, serving as a living link to the past and a symbol of the country's enduring legacy.

It is an archaeological site in Bogra, Bangladesh dating back to 300 BC.

Ancient Capital of Paundravardhanapur.

Mahasthan means in Sanksirit excellent Sanctity.

This place is 11 km from Bogra city.

How to go to Mahasthangarh?

By Bus.

You can take a bus from Gabtoli or Shyamoli

Where to Stay in Mahsthangarh?

• . Northway Motel, 
• Safeway Motel, 
• Motel Castle MH,
•  Century Motel, 
• Hotel Sista, 
• Hotel Akbaria,
•  Redchilis Chinese Restaurant 
• Residential Hotel.

But be careful anyway.

Plan carefully and take necessary precautions when travelling.