A few days ago I had the good fortune to go to Jaipur with a friend from university. Its joy cannot be realized before visiting a museum of strange things. As I was preparing to enter the museum with my friend Shaheen, my mind started jumping for joy. We both cut two tickets and entered with absolute interest and curiosity. At first we saw the layout of the natural environment of Bangladesh. Flowers, fruits, birds, etc. of Bangladesh have been presented in every extraordinary way. I observed many marine snails, oysters, fish and many more. But I was very surprised to see the skeleton of a whale about 13 meters long. In fact, the variety of craftsmanship in the creation of the world is indescribable. I was very interested to see the muslin that was once made in Bengal. I also got a chance to see this opportunity. Moreover, there are various furniture, beds, couches, boats, items used by the tribals, various documents, etc. of the medieval and ancient times of Bengal. However, the stone sculptures preserved in the museum still carry the identity of ancient human craftsmanship. Moreover, although we did not have the opportunity to watch the liberation war, we have gained a lot of experience by visiting the museum and seeing the war materials. Since the nameplate is inscribed on the nameplate next to the material stored in the museum, it is not difficult to get a good idea about each object. It was intended to take pictures of each material but it was not possible due to lack of permission from the authorities. For a long time we visited every object in the museum and returned home with a memorable mind filled with an indescribable joy.