Travel Style: Historical Places

Haripur (Zamidar Bari) Boro Bari (Haripur Zamidar Bari) on the east bank of Titas river in Horinber village of Haripur union in Nasirnagar upazila of Brahmanbaria. Some call the house Raj Bari, Barbari and some call it Zamindar Bari. Currently it is vested property. Every day many people from different parts of the country come […]

Dargah of Hazrat Syed Ahmed (RA) at Kharampur of Akhaura which is known all over the country as Dargah of Kella Shahid. The story about the Dargah of Kella Shahid is that the fishermans of Kharampur were fishing in the river Titas at that time. One day, while fishing in the river, Chaitan Das and […]

The inscriptions found in the Ulchapara Jame Mosque suggest that the mosque was built in 1140 AH (1727-28). The area of ​​the mosque is 52 * 53 feet. It has a 4 feet thick door inside. There are beautiful carvings from the center of the dome to the bottom. There are beautiful carvings on the […]

The heroes have liberated the country with their lives. One of their soldiers is Mohammad Mostafa Kamal. The people of Daruin village of Akhaura in Brahmanbaria are still cherishing the memory of this heroic freedom fighter with utmost care. Daruin village is three miles away from Akhaura in Brahmanbaria. It was in this village that […]

In memory of Professor Lutful Rahman (Jahangir) of the Department of Commerce, Brahmanbaria Degree College, and other intellectuals who were brutally killed in the December 5, 1971 massacre of intellectuals, a memorial has been erected at Kautalistha Tribhuj chattar called ‘Shoudho Hiranmaya’ planed for build. The foundation stone was laid by the Deputy Commissioner on […]

Kullapathar Shahid Sriti Shoudho or just Kullapathar or Kullapathar is a tomb of freedom fighters martyred in the war of independence of Bangladesh located in Kasba upazila of Brahmanbaria district of Bangladesh. This cemetery is located on top of a small hill. Kasba is a frontier upazila of Bangladesh which was under Sector 2 during […]

There are many historical monuments in Chandpur town, but most of them have been lost due to lack of maintenance, the rest are on the verge of disappearing. For example, nil kuthuri and zamindar houses have completely disappeared due to lack of conservation. But in 2013, according to the Department of Archeology, these two sites […]

Mazar-i-Sharif of Hazrat Shahrasti (RA) is located in Sreepur village under Shahrasti upazila of Chandpur district. As far as is known, this great preacher of Islam, Rasti Shah, was born in Baghdad, Iraq. He was a descendant of Hazrat Boro Pir Abdul Quader Jilani (RA). His father was the nephew of Mr. Barapir (RA). According […]

Memories are hidden in different upazilas of Chandpur district. Many people do not know its history. Those who knew maybe many are no more in this world. There is also a memorial place of interest in Uttar Rupsha Union of Faridganj Upazila. It has been a witness of the times in Rupsha Bazaar for almost […]

A memorial sculpture ‘Angikar’ has been erected in front of Hasan Ali Government High School ground on the side of Muktijoddha Road in Chandpur city to commemorate the martyrs of 1971. The architect of the sculpture is Syed Abdullah Khalid, the artist of ‘Invincible Bengal’. The height of this sculpture is 15 feet with an […]

Hajigonj Boro Masjid / Mosque is a unique example of rare craftsmanship. One of the largest mosques in the subcontinent,It is known as the largest mosque for jummah tul bidha Congregation.Hajiganj historic big mosque located in a large area in the heart of Hajigonj upazila under the merciful and charming Chandpur district. At present, this […]

The mausoleum was established by the British Army in the aftermath of World War II. At the beginning, there were about 400 graves of soldiers killed in the Second World War. However, at present there are 731 tombs here, of which 17 are unknown. There are about 20 (1 Dutch and 19 Japanese) graves of […]

The story of the conquest of Chittagong by the Mughals is related to the Andarkilla of Chatgachhar in Chittagong. This fort was the abode of Mug and Portuguese pirates. When Umed Khan, the son of Shaista Khan, entered the inner fort on January 27, 1666 AD, it became known as “Anderkilla”. To commemorate the conquest […]

Kalurghat is an area in the southern part of Chittagong city, 5/7 km from Bahaddarhat. The Kalurghat Bridge was built here in 1930. The radio station set up near [[Bahaddarhat | Bahaddarhat] during the war of liberation of Bangladesh is named after Kalurghat Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra which is now used as the broadcasting center […]

Jati tattik museum is the only ethnological museum in Chittagong, located in agrabad Chittagong, Bangladesh. Which is basically established for the daily life of different ethnic groups of Bangladesh and to nurture mutual understanding and cooperation. The museum displays materials on the history of the tribal people of Bangladesh. Among the two ethnographic museums in […]

The Cheragi Pahar Square is already known as the grazing ground of art, literature, culture and creative practice in the commercial city of Chittagong. The area is now known as Cheragi Junction. With the passage of time, this enlightened hill station has become a hotbed of people of different ages. Here, the environment of the […]

Chandranath Mondir is one of the famous Shaktipith located on the Chandranath hill near Sitakunda in Bangladesh. Sitakunda is a green land of amazing natural beauty. It is better to call this area a big pilgrimage place for Hindus. The Chandranath Temple is located on the highest hilltop here. Others include Barabazar Puja Mandap, Kramdheshwari […]

Originally to strengthen the anti-British movement, the JM Sen Hall was established as a meeting place for freedom-fighting people and a center for art and culture. Jatindra Mohan Sen, the then barrister and mayor of Calcutta and president of the Jatiya Congress Party, named the auditorium in memory of his father, Jatra Mohan Sen, who […]

The monastery is located on a low hill in the middle of Pahartali village in Pahartali union under Raozan police station in Chittagong district.

Lal Dighi is one of the traditional places of Chittagong city in Bangladesh.

The reign of the Mung king began here in Manikchari during the reign of Kanjaya (1796-1826).

Traditional Buddhist antiquities area Ramu has numerous ancient historical monuments.

This force was formed on 29 June 1795 under the name of Ramgarh Local Battalion.

In the evolution of time, zamindars and zamindari systems have emerged from the land of Bengal long ago, but their history and tradition have not been erased.