The Blue River

Date: 08/09/2022
Subject :The Blue River
Post: 12
Time:11-10 pm

The Blue River

Read cash How are you, I hope everyone is fine, I am also fine, today I will tell you about a dangerous place. I had fun together.

Let's talk about the Blue River in detail first

Nil Dariya belongs to Rangpur District, this Nil Dariya is located in Chatra Union No. 14 under Pirganj Upazila. There are many ruins of ancient monuments of Quraysh Pir Hazrat Shah Ismail Ghazi and Sen King Nilambar Sen. The place is called Nil Dariya after Raja Nilambar. Naming: This Nil Dariya is located in Chatra Union No. 14 under Pirganj Upazila under Rangpur District. There are many ruins of ancient monuments of Quraysh Pir Hazrat Shah Ismail Ghazi (RA) and Sen King Nilambar Sen. The place is called Nil Darya after Raja Nilambar. Location: Nil Darya is situated in Jalamhal Mauza of Chatra Union. To its north are Sonatala and Anantapur Mauza. In the south Nishinta Bati and Kataduar. Gaudeswarpur and Chatra Hat in the east. Sandhalpur Batikamari village in the Size: The place called Neel Darya is a 92 acre water body surrounding a huge land area. This middle ground is divided into two parts. The two sections are called 1st court and 2nd court respectively. 1st court has 26 acres of land. The 2nd Court has an area of ​​22 acres. The Nilambar Raja's wall is on all four sides of these two lands adjacent to the waters of the Nile Darya. The 1st court is currently home to localities. 2nd Court is controlled by Forest Bibag Department. Fishing continues through government leasing of the reservoir. Nil Darya is located on the western side of the famous Chatra Hat, under Pirganj police station of Rangpur district. A deep reservoir of 92 acres in area encircles a plot of land. To the north of which Sonatala and Anantapur Mauza. Nischintabata and Kataduar in the south. Gaudeswarpur and Chatra Hat in the east. Sundalpur village in the west. All these villages are surrounded by Nilambar and there are many ancient ruins of Shah Ismail Ghazi. Basically it is a fortified and impenetrable moat of King Nilambar. There are some sightseeing places inside and outside the Nile River. Even the ruins of almost all of them are not visible in the natural environment. Legend has it, the extinct Charal's grave, Pulduar, First Kote-Bazar Borhibata, Amdara, Second Kote Raj-Bari, Jeon Kund, Maran Kund, Rani Ghat, Rajar Ghat, Nil Jalasady, Pan Dha Ghat, Jal Yoga Ghat, Pakhir Ghat, Dariyar Prasstha Par, Buruj Garh, Chandir-Mandap, Nishan Ghat, Kamta or Kali Mandir, Shah Ismail Gazi (Rah:) Holy Shrine or Martyr's Tomb presides. Wild birds, coconuts, bithi and Karotea river in the open wilderness with lush greenery enjoying the melodious harmony, Manong. By Raja Nilambeshara.Manong. The ruined main site of King Nilambeshara went under water. About 92 acres of land now looks like a lake and an island and some parts of ruins can still be seen around. The current local chairman Enamul Haque Shaheen along with the forest officer visited the site and various works are being done to develop the place as a tourist center. Here in the pleasant environment like a river, many people gather every day from different places including boat trips, picnics. How to go: From Rangpur city to Chatra Union of Pirganj Upazila, the place called Nil Darya (ruins of Raja Nilambeshara). If you come to Chatra Bazar and ask anyone, they will let you know how to go to the place called Nil Dariya. The place between Pirganj and Palashbari upazila on the Dhaka-Rangpur highway is a place called Dhaper Hat (belonging to Sadulyapur upazila). Chatra Hat is located 7 km west of this step haat and 7 km east of Hatshyamganj (Rani Ganj haat) along the Dhaka-Dinajpur highway.

What did I see in the blue river?

• I have been telling my friends to go somewhere for a long time, and finally today I came to Nil Dariya with everyone, I saw a very beautiful spot for entertainment, there is a place for small children to sit, the water of Nil Dariya is blue, it looks very beautiful, day People come from far away to see the blue river.

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