Lakshmipur district of Bangladesh

Lakshmipur district of Bangladesh

Short brief history of Lakshmipur district of Bangladesh

              Lakshmipur or Laxmipur District with an area of 1455.96 km², is a district of Bangladesh. It is bordered by Chandpur District to the north, Bhola and Noakhali districts to the south, Noakhali District to the east, and Barisal and Bhola districts to the west. When the Bangladesh was part of Pakistan and named was east Pakistan, Lakshmipur was a Town. 16 Dec.1971 tha day of fredom of Bangali Nation. Now The new Name is Bangladesh and good development of country.Lakshmipur is new district of Bangladesh. The district is produced the all type of corps and fishing is main business of the peoples.

Posted by Editorial Team on 07:46 in Lakshmipur district of Bangladesh

Khagrachhari district of Bangladesh

Khagrachhari district of Bangladesh

Short brief history of Khagrachhari district of Bangladesh

              Khagrachari is a district in south-eastern Bangladesh. It is a part of the Chittagong Division and the Chittagong Hill Tracts. It is very beautiful district in Bangladesh and atrective for Foreign visitors. Here weather is very romentic all time.

         These places are most intrested for visitors. Richhang waterfall: Khagrachari – Chittagong road the area of Hridoy member. 7 km shout from the Porjoton motel. 2 km shout from Alutila, 1.50 km from east from the main road. 
            Hundred or more years old banyan tree: Hundred or more years old banyan tree which is spreading almost 2 acres. Till Matiranga 10 number region of Khagrachari- Chittagong Road Buses.             Nunchhori Debota Pond: The Nunchhori Tripura Village is 13 km south from Porjoton motel, 4 km west from Maishkhali Army camp of Khagrachari – Rangamati road. From there almost 1500 feet above, at the peak of the Mountain is the Debota lake.
Yonged Buddha Bihar: At Khagrachari town, 2 km far from Motel. Accessible by rickshaw.
           Panichari Brihot Buddha sculpture: Shantipur Arannya Kuthir - 25 km south from Khagrachari is peripheral region. The largest Buddha sculpture of Bangladesh is situated here.
 Dighinala Manikker Dighi: One regional town situated 21 km south from Khagrachari. The Jhulonto Bridge, Buddha Bihar, Raja Manikker Dighi, Tribal culture, tradition and ancient standard of living. Khagrachari.
            Dighinala Touduchhori Waterfall: It contains wild Elephants roaming around in groups; the place is cluttered with enormous stones and waterfalls. 

Posted by Editorial Team on 04:00 in Khagrachhari district of Bangladesh

Feni district of Bangladesh

Feni district of Bangladesh

Short brief history of Feni district of Bangladesh

               Feni is a small southeastern district of Bangladesh and part of Chittagong Division.At British Indian period it was a sub district of Chittagong. Before becoming a full-fledged district in 1984, it was part of the Noakhali district. Feni has a moderate climate with a little high humidity and a rich history dating back almost 3000 years.The main highway of Bangladesh, Dhaka-Chittagong inter-district highway passes through Feni.

         Feni district have many universities, colleges and Schools.One of the three Girls Cadet Colleges in Bangladesh is situated in Feni. There is main crops are Paddy, wheat, potato, pulses, sugarcane. And Fisheries, dairies, poultry are also popular business.

Main occupations are Agriculture, agricultural laborer, wage laborer, commerce, industry, service, transport, construction and others.

Posted by Editorial Team on 23:00 in Feni district of Bangladesh

Cox,s Bazar district of Bangladesh

Cox,s Bazar district of Bangladesh

Short brief history of Cox,s Bazar district of Bangladesh

           Cox's Bazar is a district in the Chittagong Division of Bangladesh.It is one of the world's longest natural sea beaches.

              After the end of British rule in 1947, Cox's Bazar remained a part of East Pakistan under the Dominion of Pakistan till 1971. Captain Advocate Fazlul Karim was the first chairman after independence from the British of Cox's Bazar municipality. He established the Tamarisk Forest along the beach to draw tourism to the town and to protect the beach from the tide. He donated many of his father-in-law's and his own lands to establish a public library and town hall. In 1971, the wharf was used as a naval port by the Pakistan Navy's gunboats. This and the nearby airstrip of the Pakistan Air Force were the scene of intense shelling by the Indian Navy during the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971.

Posted by Editorial Team on 04:08 in Cox, s Bazar district of Bangladesh