Places of interest and historical places of Khulna district -Tour and Travel MRS

 

Khulna district in the southwest of Bangladesh, the gateway to the Sundarbans, the third-largest district in Bangladesh. This unprecedented combination of industrial trade, nature, and folk culture has taken place in this district. The Khulna region is rich in a wide variety of rivers, including the Rupsha, Bhairab, Chitra, Pashur, and Kapotaksh.

Notable among the interesting sites and historical sites of the Khulna region are; Sundarbans, Sundarbans various tourist destinations (Karamjal, Dublar Char, Katka, Hiran Point), Kuthibari, Dakshindihi, Pithabhog, Raruli, Senhati, Bakultala, Shiromani, Bir Shrestha Ruhul Amin's Mazar, Chuknagar, Gallamari, Ashour Satram, etc.

Sundarbans
The Sundarbans is a vast forest on the shores of the Bay of Bengal, one of the natural wonders of the world. This beautiful forest includes the provinces of Khulna, Satkhira, and Bagerhat in Bangladesh as well as two districts of the Indian state of West Bengal, North 24 Parganas, and two counties of Indian West Bengal, 24 Parganas and Khulna, Satkhira, and Bagerhat counties. The Sundarbans is the largest intact forest in the world as the largest mangrove forest in the coastal saline environment. The 8,016 sq km of the Sundarbans covers an area of ​​10,000 sq km in Bangladesh and the rest in India.

How to go
By river: Launch in Khulna with beautiful forest. By Road: Khulna is a beautiful forest.

Shiromani
Shiromani is another place associated with the memory of Khulna's heroism in the liberation struggle. Although Bangladesh gained independence on 16 December 1971, Khulna became independent on 16 December 1971 the following day. Khulna Shiromani has a place in world history as a unique place to win strategic wars. A memorial has been built here.

How to go
On the way to Fultala by bus from Khulna, you have to get off at the Shiromani bus stand. Later you can take the local light car.

Gallinari
Gallinari is another place where the memory of the painful genocide of the liberation war is intertwined. The Gallinari is located on the banks of the Mayur River near Khulna University. During the war of liberation, thousands of innocent people were killed by the Pakistani forces and their allied Razakar-Albadr forces. After the liberation of Khulna city, human skulls and bones were found in about five trucks from the Gallamari canal and its surroundings. An estimated 15,000 people died in the area. The first monument was erected here in 1995. He is currently working on the development of a monument.

How to go
Rickshaws or autorickshaws can be reached from the Sonadanga bus stand in Khulna city.

Birshreshtha Samadhi
Blessed is the soil of Khulna entangled with the memory of the great heroism of the liberation war. Bir Shrestha Ruhul Amin is sleeping here. The tomb of this heroic son of Bengal is located at Bagmara village in Rupsha Upazila of Khulna.

How to go
Rupsha Upazila can be reached by bus from Khulna and Bagmara village by local car.

Senhati
Birthplace of poet Krishnachandra Majumdar of Senhati village in Dighalia Upazila of Khulna district. The short poem titled 'Two Poems' of the poet has got a timeless place in Bengali literature. Poems like 'Candles burning in the joy of the mind on public day' or 'When happy people will understand my pain' are considered to be readable in Bengali life.

How to go
On the way to Dighalia by bus from Khulna, local vehicles can be found across the river.

Bakultala (Deputy Commissioner's Bungalow)
The bungalow of the Deputy Commissioner of Khulna is reminiscent of Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, the proverbial novelist of Bengali literature. This bungalow was his residence when he was the Deputy Magistrate and Deputy Collector of Khulna from 180-184 AD. Sitting on the ground floor of this house on the banks of the Bhairab River, the poet wrote his famous novel and his first love novel in Bengali books, Kapalakundla.

How to go
Deputy Commissioner's bungalow on the bank of Rupsha river in Khulna city. Visits are allowed at any time by the generosity of the Deputy Commissioner.

Radula

Birthplace of world-renowned scientist Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy (P, C, Roy). On 2nd August 181, Sir P.C. Roy was born.

P. C. Roy was a scientist, philosopher, and artist at the same time. He was inspired by human sentiment in transforming society. At that time cooperative banking system was introduced for the economic development of rural people. 1909 Establishment of Co-operative Bank in Saliniz Janmabhoomi. In 1903, Sir P, C, Roy, the first R, K, B, Kehrish Chandra, the founder of education in South Bengal, was named after four villages.

How to go
On the way to Paikgachha by bus from Khulna, take the Raruli Paikgachha link road, from there you can go by rickshaw or autorickshaw.

Pie eating
The ancestral home of the former poet Rabindranath Tagore is located in the Pithabhog village in Rupsha Upazila in Khulna district. An experimental survey by the Khulna Regional Archaeological Department found the foundation stone of the Vita of Rabindranath's predecessor at Pithabhog village. The poet is listed here. Celebrating Rabindra's birthday is celebrated here every year.

How to go
By bus from Khulna to Rupsha Upazila, local vehicles are available from there.

Southland
Dakshindihi is the place where the memory of the world poet Rabindranath Tagore meets. Crowded with flowers, fruits, and various trees, Shantagram-Dakshindihi. Fultala Upazila is 19 km northwest of Khulna city. South Dehigram is three kilometers northwest of Upazila Sadar. Right in the middle of the village stands a two-storied building in memory of Rabindra-Mrinalini. This is the house of Rabindranath Tagore's father-in-law.

South Delhi has close ties with the famous Tagore family of Jora Sanko in Kolkata. Masada Sundari Devi of Rabindranath Tagore was born in the village of Dakshindihi. Rabindranath's aunt Tripura Sundari Devi is the daughter of this village. Mrinalini Devi, the wife of Rabindranath, is the daughter of Dakshin Dahir. Her good name is Bhavatarini, after marriage, her name is Mrinalini Devi. In his youth, the poet visited his uncle's house in Dakshindihi village with his mother several times. Busts of poets and poetesses have been placed here. Rabindra Jayanti and Poetry Day are celebrated here on 25th Baishakh and 22nd Shravan with various arrangements.

How to go
From Khulna you can go to Fultala Upazila by bus, from there you can go by autorickshaw or local transport.