Because of Mughal Empire and British East India Company rule, Bangladesh is loaded with rich history and assets. The Partition of Bengal and later the Independence from Pakistan has left Bangladesh with differing society, arousing and defiant country. Today, we have discovered the Top 10 Historical Places in Bangladesh.
1. Lalbagh Fort:
The seventeenth century Mughal stronghold which remains by the Buriganga River is one of the most established engineering of Bangladesh. It was worked by the then Mughal Subahdar Muhammad Azam Shah, child of Emperor Aurangzeb. It is accepted that the development of the stronghold was rarely finished.
The fortification comprises of 3 systems – (I) 'Diwan-I-Aam' which was the living arrangement of the Governor, (ii) a mosque and (iii) the burial chamber of Bibi Pari who was the girl of Emperor Saista Khan.
Curiously, there are a few puzzles around this post. There are burrows underneath the post which lead to the opposite side of the waterway. During the Sepoy Revolution of 1857, numerous warriors attempted to escape through those passages and kicked the bucket. Not many British troopers who followed them there, didn't return. Actually, to examine the circumstance, the analysts sent an elephant and a canine to those passages who didn't return also. Not long after that horrendous occurrence, the way was fixed.
Lalbagh Fort at Lalbagh Road, Dhaka
2. Ahsan Manzil:
At first, it was an excursion house for a Zamindar of Jamalpur area, Sheik Enayet Ullah. After his demise, his child offered this property to the French dealers in 1740. They delved a lake before the structure where new water could be brought. In the wake of having an incredible business in the subcontinent for very nearly a century, they gave up under the full British force and sold the entirety of their properties. Thus, in 1830, Khwaja Alimullah – a set up man in Dhaka purchased the property. He included a mosque in this compound. After his demise, his child Khwaja Abdul Gani made some reformist look to the property and named it "Ahsan Manzil" after his child Ahsan Ullah.
In 1985, Dhaka National Museum got this property and made it a gallery after a long rebuilding measure.
The Palace is isolated into 2 sides. 'Rangmahal' is at the eastern side. It was the amusement spot where unfamiliar and neighborhood young ladies used to move and sing for the primary proprietor Enayet Ullah. The Ballroom was likewise there at this bit. The Western side has lounge, lounge area, a library, card room and visitor rooms. The Building is front-looked by the powerful Buriganga River.
The engineering and the adornment encapsulate the Mughal taste consummately.
Ahsan Manzil at Islampur Road, Dhaka
3. Panam City:
The city is situated in Sonargaon of Narayanganj, just alongside the capital, Dhaka. The antiquated engineering of Mughal period is found here. Baro-Bhuiyans used to manage here. It was inside the capital in that time. As a capital, Sonargaon was advanced with compositional delights. Various British Colonial landmarks and posts are seen over this 20km territory.
It is one of the most visited places of interest in Bangladesh.
Panam City at Sonargaon, Narayanganj
4. Mahansthangarh:
This spot lies in a town of Bogra locale called 'Mahasthan.' 'Garh' signifies fortification, so 'Mahasthangarh' signifies stronghold of Mahasthan.
Francis Buchanan Hamilton, a Physician, first found this spot in 1808. Notwithstanding, he made some critical commitments as a Geographer during his stay in Indian subcontinent. It is the final bit of a town 'Pundranagara' of that time. The town was alive until the eighth century AD.
This region is currently saved with decent common bumpy hope to appreciate relaxation. Individuals from wherever come to invest some peaceful energy here with regular quietness.
Mahasthangarh at Shibganj Thana, Bogra
5. Crapped Gambuj Mosque:
Crapped Gambuj Masjid or the Sixty Dome Mosque lives in the city of mosque, Bagerhat of Khulna division. It's the biggest mosque in Bangladesh and enrolled under the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Preceding that Saint General Khan Jahan Ali presented a Muslim Colony at the center of fifteenth century and began building various mosques. In the long run, this mosque was begun working in 1442 and finished by 1459.
A pinnacle is there on each side and 77 low arches are encircled inside those. There are additionally 60 stoned columns to help the rooftop. Alongside that there is framework for enough ventilation and light which gives a sound inclination.
This mosque is viewed as the best archeological indication of the subcontinent of that time.
Crapped Gombuj Mosque at Bagerhat, Khulna
6. Freedom War Museum:
This historical center is at Sher-E-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka. It depends on the freedom war and the autonomy of Bangladesh over Pakistan.
The panel under this position gathered the garbs, garments, weapons and archives from freedom war. Additionally some wrecked machines, air-specialties and remains are there. Some verifiable letters, contracts are additionally discovered where the 'give up paper' of Pakistan is one of those.
Exhibitions, the fundamental fascination of the historical center spreads everything from before post freedom. The language development, the murdering of language saints, Mass Uprising of 1969 and afterward in the end the slaughter of the 25th March which is marked as a dim night throughout the entire existence of Bangladesh. Photos of the preparation of Mukti Bahini and afterward Mitro Bahini (Bangladesh-India joint power) are likewise found.
Freedom War Museum at Sher-E-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka
7. Mainamati:
It is the terminated Buddhist strict site in the region of Comilla. It serves a lovely pilgrim graveyard as Comilla Cantonment is close by. The Mainamati Cemetery is a chronicled dedication with around a huge number of graves from Second World War.
Mainamati was the name of a Chandra Queen, mother of Govindachandra who was a leader of Chandra administration. Between the tenth and eleventh century, they administered the Samatata division of Bengal. As of now, this is the piece of Comilla, 114 km away from the capital, Dhaka. They utilized this spot to play out their strict exercises.
Mainamati at Comilla
8. Star Mosque:
This mosque is situated in Armanitola, Dhaka. An exceptionally classical mosque worked by Mirza Golam Pir at nineteenth century.
Implicit Mughal style, at first, it was a basic rectangular mosque. The rooftop was delegated by 3 arches and secured with star molded china mud tiles. These tiles are likewise found in the outside.
Afterward, on the twentieth century, a neighborhood financial specialist named Ali Jahan Bepari revamped the mosque. Begun by including a veranda, he fixed the tiles with mosaic. It was mainstream improvement at that point. Alongside the vaults, the outside and the inside are finished with star molded tiles. That is the reason the mosque is called Star mosque. In 1987, the Ministry of Religious Affairs of Bangladesh included another petition corridor which in the long run prompted 2 extra arches in the mosque.
Star Mosque at Armanitola, Dhaka
9. Shaheed Minar:
Shaheed Minar or The Martyr Monument remains close to Dhaka Medical College. It is the image to recall the language saints of 1952 language development.
You can go flashback to that episode any time. In 1952, because of the more number of Bangla speakers, individuals fought to make 'Bangla' the state language over Urdu. Accordingly, Pakistani police straightforwardly terminated at the dissenters to dismantle their development. Excruciatingly, barely any understudies among Dhaka University and Dhaka Medical College passed on.
Bangladesh stone carver Hamidur Rahman alongside Novera Ahmed planned and constructed the cutting edge Shaheed Minar.
In the end, 21st February, the day of the uncouth episode, is proclaimed as International Mother Language Day. Individuals recall these public saints with blossoms before Shaheed Minar on this day.
Shaheed Minar at Dhaka
10. Public Memorial:
One of the most delightful places in Savar, close to Dhaka, is the National Memorial. It was established to review the memory of the 7 significant War Heroes of the Liberation War in 1971.
Bangladeshi Structural Engineer and Architect Syed Mainul Hossain planned this momentous commemoration. The landmark comprises of 7 unique portions which are standing gladly together to speak to the 7 War Heroes.
Amazingly, the complex has the region of 84 sections of land. Public Parade, Scouting Display, Liberation War melodies and related projects are shown here yearly, on the triumph day, sixteenth December. In addition, it's a standard visiting spot for general individuals constantly
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