Loading...Bill Root Canal, located right next to the Madaripur-Gopalganj highway, is a beautiful waterway that flows in a straight path. Situated next to Arpara Munsi Bari, this canal offers visitors a chance to relax and spend some time by the water after visiting the historic house. The canal connects the Arial Khan River at Tekerhat with the Madhumati River, creating a serene and peaceful environment.
The canal also links with the Kumar River, which then merges with the Madhumati River. Many smaller canals and wetlands from the Madaripur district converge into this canal, which is why locals often refer to it as the “Madaripur Bill Root.” If you’re visiting Arpara Munsi Bari, you can cross the canal by boat. The canal merges with the river in a Y-shape, with a deeper section where native dolphins, known as “Shushuk,” reside. These dolphins often play near the surface of the water, offering a delightful sight for visitors.
If you’re traveling during a full moon, the view is even more mesmerizing. As you travel along the highway towards Tekerhat, you can admire the full moon rising above while the canal’s clear waters reflect its light, creating a magical and captivating scene.
How to Get There
You can easily access Bill Root Canal by taking a bus from Dhaka-Gopalganj or Tekerhat-Gopalganj highways. Get off near Arpara, and you will find the canal right next to the road.
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