Bangladesh shares a typical Bengali culture, language, and history with its neighbors in the close by Indian territory of West Bengal. This common culture additionally continues to its food – many dishes are shared across borders and are generally alluded to as Bengali cooking.
Bangladesh is a nation of waterways so maybe it’s nothing unexpected that fish is a staple of Bangladeshi food.
Bangladesh’s travel destinations incorporate verifiable landmarks, resorts, seashores, outing spots, backwoods, ancestral individuals, the natural life of different species. Exercises for travelers incorporate calculating, water skiing, stream cruising, climbing, paddling, yachting, and sea bathing.
The Last Mughal Emperor who led the first war of independence The last Mughal emperor, Bahadur Shah II, was born in the Red Fort in Delhi. However, in a cruel twist, he was imprisoned in his palace and later exiled. Even after his death, he did not find a place on the soil of his … Read more
After the death of Emperor Aurangzeb in the 18th century, the foundations of the Mughal Empire were shaken to the core by power struggles and political strife. A major change was achieved in the political scene of many regions including Bengal. As part of this, independent Nawabi rule was established in the Subah of Bengal. … Read more
Khoshbagh in Murshidabad is probably the most important historical place. At least it seems so to me. Because it is there that the last independent Nawab of Bengal-Bihar-Odisha, Siraj-ud-Daula, lies eternally asleep. There is a lot of negative information about him throughout the pages of history. However, no one can deny this true history that … Read more
By: FARIA PARVEZ Discovering the rich cultural heritage of Bengali cuisine is like to peeling back the layers. One meal among the many culinary gems, Taro with Hilsa (Kochur Mukhi Diye Ilish Machh), stands out for its simplicity and amazing Flavors. Particularly well-liked in southern regions like Barisal, Khulna, and Patuakhali, this meal is a … Read more
A Safari park is a park where animals are kept for free roaming. The area is open to visitors to have a glimpse of wildlife. There is a difference between zoo and safari park. A safari park allows anyone to observe animals in their natural habitat whereas a zoo merely provides an opportunity to see … Read more
Sylhet, or Srimangal, conjures images of tea plantations, characterised by orderly rows of tea trees on verdant hillsides. However, without visiting Panchagarh, one cannot comprehend the existence of tea estates in the plains. There are no hills, valleys, or even elevations in the plains. Panchagarh experiences significant rainfall, which has gained considerable recognition as one … Read more
The Mahasthan Archaeological Museum is a remarkable repository of Bengal’s ancient history and culture. It is committed to safeguarding history. It is located near the old Mahasthangarh and the Karatoa River in the Shibganj Upazila of the Bogura district. The museum, created in 1967, showcases North Bengal’s enormous archaeological record by preserving items from many … Read more
By: Dilruba Begum Fancy Bengal’s puja is deeply connected to many traditions, rituals, and religious rites. Traditional Bengali food is vital in every puja, complementing the religious rituals involved. Each puja-parban prepares and serves a wide variety of traditional dishes. This showcases the diverse culture and distinctive culinary practices present in various areas of Bengal. … Read more
DILRUBA BEGUM FANCY None of the early Dhakaiyas ate Nuneshak with meat; it is plausible that they abstained from consuming it. The residents of Dhaka, like numerous other Dhaka customs, have long revered Nuneshak. The Nuneshak season is upon us. Today, you may witness the sale of nunchaku in the lanes of old Dhaka. The … Read more
A Hidden Gem in the Sundarbans Deep within the breathtaking Sundarbans, the Kochikhali Sea Beach beckons with its untouched beauty and untamed wildlife. This secluded haven, tucked away on the eastern edge of the Kotka River, is not easily accessible, adding an aura of adventure to its allure. People often describe the journey to reach … Read more
By: Dilruba Begum Fancy Prepared with a variety of fish, slightly increased salt, and an assortment of spices wrapped in banana leaves, this delectable dish is a delight. It is served alongside steamed rice. The Noakhali district is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, rich cultural heritage, warm hospitality, and delectable cuisine, including the traditional Pitha … Read more
Exploring the natural environment in Khagrachari is a beautiful experience, with its abundant streams, springs, verdant hills, valleys, concealed caves, and celestial ponds. The town undergoes a complete transformation during the rainy season, making it an ideal time to visit. Unlike Sajek, Khagrachari offers unspoiled magnificence with its mountains and streams, including ten fountains of … Read more
Dinajpur district, located in the Rangpur division, has long been a custodian of North Bengal’s history and culture. The Punarbhaba River serves as the main waterway in the Sadar Upazila, located 413 miles north of the city. Rangpur and Nilphamari are located east of the district. West Bengal in India forms the district’s boundaries, along … Read more
We’ve all heard about bananas, and most of us consume them every day. Though they come from the same source, eating a banana and a mocha have different physiological effects. This grain has several therapeutic qualities. Mocha is rich in phosphorus, iron, and vitamins. What effects does regular mocha consumption have on a person’s body? … Read more
The area boasts magnificent natural features such as rivers, harbours, dunes, and vast marshes. Visitors can get up-close and personal with a diverse range of wildlife in the sanctuaries. This region is highly accessible and rich in both natural beauty and historical significance. There are two popular natural beauty sites in this area, namely Satchari … Read more
To appreciate the awe-inspiring landscape of the mountains, I ascended to the summit of Marayan Thang Jadi. It had already become twilight at that juncture. The surrounding environment lacks any visible light, with only darkness present. A sudden realisation occurred within me when I gazed upwards at the celestial expanse. The gaze is captivated by … Read more
We visited numerous families throughout Eid and celebrated communal feasts. Furthermore, acquaintances and relatives arrived at the house. They desired to be amused by exquisite cuisine—a fusion of this style and the culinary techniques of some of the most delightful delicacies. Kavita presented a culinary formula. Milk – Semai Ingredients: Semai 1 packet. Milk 1 … Read more
Boga Lake, also known as Bogakain Lake, is a natural lake located in the Bandarban district of Bangladesh. It is approximately 17 km from Ruma Upazila. Additionally, the phenomenon is said to have occurred spontaneously some two thousand years ago, either by the collapse of a dormant volcanic cone or the sinking of a volcanic … Read more
Each location has a distinct taste and cooking technique. This distinction is what brings us contentment. Today’s meal offers a typical yet distinctive flavour from the northern region to enhance delight. The other cuisines from this area are equally excellent. Let’s examine the entire procedure for creating fish and potato batter. Cooking fish 4 pieces … Read more
The Buddha Dhatu Jadi, commonly called the Golden Temple, is situated in the scenic region of Bandarban, Bangladesh. The name of this holy site is the Buddhist Dhatu Jadi, also known as the Mahasukh Mandir. It is found in the suburban area of Balaghata, next to Pul Para. Although the temple’s name implies that it … Read more