Kushtia is a district town in Khulna Division. The district was once under the zamindari of Natore. Famous in Kushtia district: Shilaidaha Rabindra Kuthibari Museum, Muktabangla, Kushtia Sesame Khwaja, Fakir Lalon Sai Mazar, Lalon Mela Let’s find out how to get to Kushtia from 8 divisions across the country. From Khulna to Kushtia: Land route: […]
Continue readingJhenaidah is a district town in Khulna Division. Jhenaidah is a district rich in date molasses and banana drinks. The southwestern entrance district of Jhenaidah is famous for Jorbangla Mosque, Galakata Mosque, Naldanga Temple, Adina Mosque, Duttnagar Agricultural Farm, Gorar Mosque, Shailkupa Shahi Mosque, Old City Mohammadabad, Asia’s Largest Banyan Tree, Mia Dalan, Shailkupar. Let’s […]
Continue readingJessore is a district town in Khulna Division. It is also the oldest district in Bangladesh. As is known from the past history of the district, this region was full of deep forests. Notable in Jessore district are: Jabir Hotel International, Jessore Airport, Dumdum Peer Dhibi, Binodia Family Park in Jessore, Jess Garden Park, Haji […]
Continue readingChuadanga is a district of the Khulna division. Although not much is known about the history of this district, it is known from various copperplates that it is a very ancient district. Famous in Chuadanga District: Meherun Shishu Park, Kashipur Zamindar Bari, Darshan Keru & Co. Thakurpur Jame Mosque, Tomb, Chuadanga Pan. Let’s find out […]
Continue readingSundarbans, Khulna is the beauty district of Mongla. Khulna is the fourth largest district in the country. Some of the famous places of Khulna are: Sundarbans, Bhutiaar Bill, Rana Resort and Amusement Park, Khulna Divisional Museum, Birshreshtha Mohammad Ruhul Amin’s Tomb Complex, Chuknagar Massacre Memorial Senhati Khulna, Birthplace of Poet Krishnachandra Majumdar, Ravi Thakur’s Adid […]
Continue readingJeshoreshwari Kali Mandir is a famous temple of Hindus in Bangladesh. This Shakti Peeth is located in Ishwaripur village of Shyamnagar Upazila of Satkhira. The name Jessoreswari means “Goddess of Jessore”. It is a holy place of pilgrimage for Hindu devotees. It is believed that the temple was built by a Brahmin named Anari. He […]
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