The village has a lot of natural beauty all around it is a beautiful scene. Rivers and the people who live in villages are very connected.
Bande Ali Mia's poems bring to life the beauty of the village.
A village means a place that is green, quiet, shady, and excellent. The crop fields in the distance, the canal river in Toitumbur, and the beautiful lotus! The sound of birds in the village.
In Bangladesh, every village has its beautiful natural features.The village is stunning and full of different kinds of beauty.Every time the seasons change, they take on a new beauty.The beauty of the village is in danger because it is becoming more and more like a city.The traditions and beauty of the village are no longer evident.
But how much fun is it to live? In his work "Invitation," author Jasimuddin calls out in a longing voice for people to come and see how beautiful Monolova village is:
Bangladesh is a country with a lot of rivers, so most of the villages are close to the rivers. Most people in the villages depend on the river for their income. Most agricultural areas are crossed by more than 200 rivers, such as the Padma, Meghna, Yamuna, Surma, Karatoa, and Brahmaputra. In addition to rivers, there are many canals, bills, haors, and bars. Every village has water sources. These water sources are the main things that make the villages beautiful and unique. Like the names of the villages in Bangladesh, the names of most of the beautiful haors, bars, and bills are beautiful and make you think of something. Such as Hakaluki Howr, Chalan Bill, Bill Dakatiya, Tamabil, Tanguar Howr, etc.
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In most villages, people only do things that align with how nature works. The sun, rain, storms, and rain are all essential parts of life in a villages. When the seasons change, so do the colors, shapes, and beauty of the village
So, in the fall, you can see a beautiful mix of white clouds, flowers, and a blue sky that sparkles. On the riverbanks, there are white flowers and Hasnahena on the trees. In Shiuli, Kamini, Beli, and Bele-Jheel Shapla, beautiful white flowers and Hasnahena are on the trees.
Sometimes the rain in the fall brings a message of happiness. Even though everything else is white, the shower warms the heart. When the rain stops, the rainbow in the sky fills your thoughts with colors. The beauty of fall is out of this world. There are quiet, sunny mornings, colorful sunsets, the moon, or millions of stars in the clear night sky.
Nazrul was fascinated by how autumnal looked,so he wrote
Is soft sky Padalo's trademark in the Autumn?
Neelima brought clouds as a gift.
In Hemante, the mood of the village changes again. Pure nature and the sun's golden rays are shining on the ripe paddy fields in the far distance. As time passed, the distant area disappeared, but Hemant's beauty in the woods on the way to town hadn't changed. During this time of year in Patajharara, flowers like Kamini, Aparajita, Gandharaj, and Mallika appear. During the Navanna holiday, people eat pita pies and fish in rivers, canals, and ditches that are up to their knees deep. The golden color of the ripe rice in the field makes for a heartwarming scene.
Hemant's clothes are taken off in the winter, and the towns are covered in a thick fog called the "moon of fog." When the bright morning sun breaks through the mist, it shows different beauty. There are yellow mustard flowers all over the field, and so many different kinds of veggies make winter look even more beautiful. In Pallikbi's words,
I woke up today to see the grass with drops of dew on it.
Whenever I go to sleep, I see Mithel smiling in the sun.
But in the rain, the villages changes the most in how it looks. All around the villages, there is water all around them. From branch to branch, a beautiful step grows. It is a unique sight. When it rains a little and the clouds cover the sun, nature returns to life. Who can afford to miss the world's beauty when it's raining or flooding?
But spring is the most beautiful time to visit the villages. Nature looks new when the fresh leaves come out on the trees. Flowers start to bloom all around. Most flowers, such as the Palash, Mahua, Shimul, Kanakchampa, Krinchchura, Dolanchampa, and Beli, bloom at this time. The town trees come back to life in the spring.But it's important to note that the beauty of the villages changes not only with the season but also with the area. In the villages of the north, like Rangpur and Dinajpur, there are rows of betel nut trees, litchi gardens, and food fields as far as the eye can see. Again, the beauty of the hilly parts of Sylhet and Chittagong is very different from that of the towns there. These places' high and low hills and woods make the villages stand out.
In the villages of the Haor area, the beauty of water and rice paddies together is so unique that it is hard to understand without seeing it. It's good to know that Haoranchal is the name for seven districts in the northeast of the country: Kishoreganj, Netrokona, Sunamganj, Habiganj, Sylhet, Moulvibazar, and parts of Brahmanbaria.
But the green ritual is something that every village in Bangladesh does. The towns look like pictures, like the person who made them painted them with the beauty of his mind. Chalta, Beli, Nayantara, Kalmi, Kamini, Aparajita, Kathalchampa, Dolanchampa, Shimul, Jhumko Jaba, Shapla, Jarul, and Ghassful, along with tens of thousands of other native flowers, are blooming in all the villages. Birds like the Shalik, Myna, Tia, Dahuk, Fish Ranga, Buck, Bau Katha Kao, Pheasant, Chakhachkhi, Woodpecker, Mohanchura, Fish Ranga, Papia, Finge, and Parrot are free to fly around in the sky. Many kinds of trees and plants, like mango, jam, kathal, litchi, jam, karamcha, coconut, and betel palm, grow close to the towns, adding to their beauty. The sound of birds singing and a lagna sitting in the shade of a bamboo bush or a banyan tree in any village in the country is enough to make your heart long for a thousand years.
Bangladesh's villages are beautiful, but a good plan for village tourism has yet to be implemented. Because of this, you can't see the natural beauty of the villages or how many different kinds of people live there. Due to the effects of development, the custom is slowly dying out. The world is losing its beauty. Still, we can enjoy the beauty of the countryside, which remains despite everything. You don't have to worry about getting lost in nature. Let the people be proud of what they have. May the unique beauty, variety, and customs continue to be a source of joy for future generations.
Whenever I go to sleep, I see Mithel smiling in the sun.'
But in the rain, the town changes the most in how it looks. All around the cities, there is water all around them. From branch to branch, a beautiful step grows. It is a unique sight. When it rains a little and the clouds cover the sun, nature returns to life. Who can afford to miss the world's beauty when it's raining or flooding?
But spring is the most beautiful time to visit the towns. Nature looks new when the fresh leaves come out on the trees. Flowers start to bloom all around. Most flowers bloom now, such as the Palash, Mahua, Shimul, Kanakchampa, Krinchchura, Dolanchampa, and Beli. The town trees come back to life in the spring.
But it's important to note that the beauty of the town changes not only with the season but also with the area. In the villages of the north, like Rangpur and Dinajpur, there are rows of betel nut trees, litchi gardens, and food fields as far as the eye can see. Again, the beauty of the hilly parts of Sylhet and Chittagong is very different from that of the towns there. These high and low hills and woods make the villages stand out.
In the towns of the Haor area, the beauty of water and rice paddies together is so unique that it is hard to understand without seeing it. It's good to know that Haoranchal is the name for seven districts in the northeast of the country: Kishoreganj, Netrokona, Sunamganj, Habiganj, Sylhet, Moulvibazar, and parts of Brahmanbaria.
But the green ritual is something that every village in Bangladesh does. The towns look like pictures, like the person who made them painted them with the beauty of his mind. Chalta, Beli, Nayantara, Kalmi, Kamini, Aparajita, Kathalchampa, Dolanchampa, Shimul, Jhumko Jaba, Shapla, Jarul, and Ghassful, along with tens of thousands of other native flowers, are blooming in all the towns. Birds like the Shalik, Myna, Tia, Dahuk, Fish Ranga, Buck, Bau Katha Kao, Pheasant, Chakhachkhi, Woodpecker, Mohanchura, Fish Ranga, Papia, Finge, and Parrot are free to fly around in the sky. Many kinds of trees and plants, like mango, jam, kathal, litchi, jam, karamcha, coconut, and betel palm, grow close to the towns, adding to their beauty. The sound of birds singing and a lagna sitting in the shade of a bamboo bush or a banyan tree in any city in the country is enough to make your heart long for a thousand years.
Bangladesh's villages are beautiful, but a good plan for village tourism has yet to be implemented. Because of this, you can't see the natural beauty of the town or how many different kinds of people live there. Due to the effects of development, the custom is slowly dying out. The world is losing its beauty. Still, we can enjoy the beauty of the countryside, which remains despite everything. You don't have to worry about getting lost in nature. Let the people be proud of what they have. May the unique beauty, variety, and customs continue to be a source of joy for future generations.
Thank you
So, in the fall, you can see a beautiful mix of white clouds, flowers, and a blue sky that sparkles. On the riverbanks, there are white flowers and Hasnahena on the trees. In Shiuli, Kamini, Beli, and Bele-Jheel Shapla, beautiful white flowers and Hasnahena are on the trees.
Sometimes the rain in the fall brings a message of happiness. Even though everything else is white, the shower warms the heart. When the rain stops, the rainbow in the sky fills your thoughts with colors. The beauty of fall is out of this world. There are quiet, sunny mornings, colorful sunsets, the moon, or millions of stars in the clear night sky.
Nazrul was fascinated by how autumnal looked,so he wrote
Neelima brought clouds as a gift.
In Hemante, the mood of the village changes again. Pure nature and the sun's golden rays are shining on the ripe paddy fields in the far distance. As time passed, the distant area disappeared, but Hemant's beauty in the woods on the way to town hadn't changed. During this time of year in Patajharara, flowers like Kamini, Aparajita, Gandharaj, and Mallika appear. During the Navanna holiday, people eat pita pies and fish in rivers, canals, and ditches that are up to their knees deep. The golden color of the ripe rice in the field makes for a heartwarming scene.
Hemant's clothes are taken off in the winter, and the towns are covered in a thick fog called the "moon of fog." When the bright morning sun breaks through the mist, it shows different beauty. There are yellow mustard flowers all over the field, and so many different kinds of veggies make winter look even more beautiful. In Pallikbi's words,
I woke up today to see the grass with drops of dew on it.
Whenever I go to sleep, I see Mithel smiling in the sun.
But in the rain, the villages changes the most in how it looks. All around the villages, there is water all around them. From branch to branch, a beautiful step grows. It is a unique sight. When it rains a little and the clouds cover the sun, nature returns to life. Who can afford to miss the world's beauty when it's raining or flooding?
But spring is the most beautiful time to visit the villages. Nature looks new when the fresh leaves come out on the trees. Flowers start to bloom all around. Most flowers, such as the Palash, Mahua, Shimul, Kanakchampa, Krinchchura, Dolanchampa, and Beli, bloom at this time. The town trees come back to life in the spring.But it's important to note that the beauty of the villages changes not only with the season but also with the area. In the villages of the north, like Rangpur and Dinajpur, there are rows of betel nut trees, litchi gardens, and food fields as far as the eye can see. Again, the beauty of the hilly parts of Sylhet and Chittagong is very different from that of the towns there. These places' high and low hills and woods make the villages stand out.
In the villages of the Haor area, the beauty of water and rice paddies together is so unique that it is hard to understand without seeing it. It's good to know that Haoranchal is the name for seven districts in the northeast of the country: Kishoreganj, Netrokona, Sunamganj, Habiganj, Sylhet, Moulvibazar, and parts of Brahmanbaria.
But the green ritual is something that every village in Bangladesh does. The towns look like pictures, like the person who made them painted them with the beauty of his mind. Chalta, Beli, Nayantara, Kalmi, Kamini, Aparajita, Kathalchampa, Dolanchampa, Shimul, Jhumko Jaba, Shapla, Jarul, and Ghassful, along with tens of thousands of other native flowers, are blooming in all the villages. Birds like the Shalik, Myna, Tia, Dahuk, Fish Ranga, Buck, Bau Katha Kao, Pheasant, Chakhachkhi, Woodpecker, Mohanchura, Fish Ranga, Papia, Finge, and Parrot are free to fly around in the sky. Many kinds of trees and plants, like mango, jam, kathal, litchi, jam, karamcha, coconut, and betel palm, grow close to the towns, adding to their beauty. The sound of birds singing and a lagna sitting in the shade of a bamboo bush or a banyan tree in any village in the country is enough to make your heart long for a thousand years.
Bangladesh's villages are beautiful, but a good plan for village tourism has yet to be implemented. Because of this, you can't see the natural beauty of the villages or how many different kinds of people live there. Due to the effects of development, the custom is slowly dying out. The world is losing its beauty. Still, we can enjoy the beauty of the countryside, which remains despite everything. You don't have to worry about getting lost in nature. Let the people be proud of what they have. May the unique beauty, variety, and customs continue to be a source of joy for future generations.
Whenever I go to sleep, I see Mithel smiling in the sun.'
But in the rain, the town changes the most in how it looks. All around the cities, there is water all around them. From branch to branch, a beautiful step grows. It is a unique sight. When it rains a little and the clouds cover the sun, nature returns to life. Who can afford to miss the world's beauty when it's raining or flooding?
But spring is the most beautiful time to visit the towns. Nature looks new when the fresh leaves come out on the trees. Flowers start to bloom all around. Most flowers bloom now, such as the Palash, Mahua, Shimul, Kanakchampa, Krinchchura, Dolanchampa, and Beli. The town trees come back to life in the spring.
But it's important to note that the beauty of the town changes not only with the season but also with the area. In the villages of the north, like Rangpur and Dinajpur, there are rows of betel nut trees, litchi gardens, and food fields as far as the eye can see. Again, the beauty of the hilly parts of Sylhet and Chittagong is very different from that of the towns there. These high and low hills and woods make the villages stand out.
In the towns of the Haor area, the beauty of water and rice paddies together is so unique that it is hard to understand without seeing it. It's good to know that Haoranchal is the name for seven districts in the northeast of the country: Kishoreganj, Netrokona, Sunamganj, Habiganj, Sylhet, Moulvibazar, and parts of Brahmanbaria.
But the green ritual is something that every village in Bangladesh does. The towns look like pictures, like the person who made them painted them with the beauty of his mind. Chalta, Beli, Nayantara, Kalmi, Kamini, Aparajita, Kathalchampa, Dolanchampa, Shimul, Jhumko Jaba, Shapla, Jarul, and Ghassful, along with tens of thousands of other native flowers, are blooming in all the towns. Birds like the Shalik, Myna, Tia, Dahuk, Fish Ranga, Buck, Bau Katha Kao, Pheasant, Chakhachkhi, Woodpecker, Mohanchura, Fish Ranga, Papia, Finge, and Parrot are free to fly around in the sky. Many kinds of trees and plants, like mango, jam, kathal, litchi, jam, karamcha, coconut, and betel palm, grow close to the towns, adding to their beauty. The sound of birds singing and a lagna sitting in the shade of a bamboo bush or a banyan tree in any city in the country is enough to make your heart long for a thousand years.
Bangladesh's villages are beautiful, but a good plan for village tourism has yet to be implemented. Because of this, you can't see the natural beauty of the town or how many different kinds of people live there. Due to the effects of development, the custom is slowly dying out. The world is losing its beauty. Still, we can enjoy the beauty of the countryside, which remains despite everything. You don't have to worry about getting lost in nature. Let the people be proud of what they have. May the unique beauty, variety, and customs continue to be a source of joy for future generations.
Thank you
Whenever I go to sleep, I see Mithel smiling in the sun.
But in the rain, the villages changes the most in how it looks. All around the villages, there is water all around them. From branch to branch, a beautiful step grows. It is a unique sight. When it rains a little and the clouds cover the sun, nature returns to life. Who can afford to miss the world's beauty when it's raining or flooding?
But spring is the most beautiful time to visit the villages. Nature looks new when the fresh leaves come out on the trees. Flowers start to bloom all around. Most flowers, such as the Palash, Mahua, Shimul, Kanakchampa, Krinchchura, Dolanchampa, and Beli, bloom at this time. The town trees come back to life in the spring.But it's important to note that the beauty of the villages changes not only with the season but also with the area. In the villages of the north, like Rangpur and Dinajpur, there are rows of betel nut trees, litchi gardens, and food fields as far as the eye can see. Again, the beauty of the hilly parts of Sylhet and Chittagong is very different from that of the towns there. These places' high and low hills and woods make the villages stand out.
In the villages of the Haor area, the beauty of water and rice paddies together is so unique that it is hard to understand without seeing it. It's good to know that Haoranchal is the name for seven districts in the northeast of the country: Kishoreganj, Netrokona, Sunamganj, Habiganj, Sylhet, Moulvibazar, and parts of Brahmanbaria.
But the green ritual is something that every village in Bangladesh does. The towns look like pictures, like the person who made them painted them with the beauty of his mind. Chalta, Beli, Nayantara, Kalmi, Kamini, Aparajita, Kathalchampa, Dolanchampa, Shimul, Jhumko Jaba, Shapla, Jarul, and Ghassful, along with tens of thousands of other native flowers, are blooming in all the villages. Birds like the Shalik, Myna, Tia, Dahuk, Fish Ranga, Buck, Bau Katha Kao, Pheasant, Chakhachkhi, Woodpecker, Mohanchura, Fish Ranga, Papia, Finge, and Parrot are free to fly around in the sky. Many kinds of trees and plants, like mango, jam, kathal, litchi, jam, karamcha, coconut, and betel palm, grow close to the towns, adding to their beauty. The sound of birds singing and a lagna sitting in the shade of a bamboo bush or a banyan tree in any village in the country is enough to make your heart long for a thousand years.
Bangladesh's villages are beautiful, but a good plan for village tourism has yet to be implemented. Because of this, you can't see the natural beauty of the villages or how many different kinds of people live there. Due to the effects of development, the custom is slowly dying out. The world is losing its beauty. Still, we can enjoy the beauty of the countryside, which remains despite everything. You don't have to worry about getting lost in nature. Let the people be proud of what they have. May the unique beauty, variety, and customs continue to be a source of joy for future generations.
Whenever I go to sleep, I see Mithel smiling in the sun.'
But in the rain, the town changes the most in how it looks. All around the cities, there is water all around them. From branch to branch, a beautiful step grows. It is a unique sight. When it rains a little and the clouds cover the sun, nature returns to life. Who can afford to miss the world's beauty when it's raining or flooding?
But spring is the most beautiful time to visit the towns. Nature looks new when the fresh leaves come out on the trees. Flowers start to bloom all around. Most flowers bloom now, such as the Palash, Mahua, Shimul, Kanakchampa, Krinchchura, Dolanchampa, and Beli. The town trees come back to life in the spring.
But it's important to note that the beauty of the town changes not only with the season but also with the area. In the villages of the north, like Rangpur and Dinajpur, there are rows of betel nut trees, litchi gardens, and food fields as far as the eye can see. Again, the beauty of the hilly parts of Sylhet and Chittagong is very different from that of the towns there. These high and low hills and woods make the villages stand out.
In the towns of the Haor area, the beauty of water and rice paddies together is so unique that it is hard to understand without seeing it. It's good to know that Haoranchal is the name for seven districts in the northeast of the country: Kishoreganj, Netrokona, Sunamganj, Habiganj, Sylhet, Moulvibazar, and parts of Brahmanbaria.
But the green ritual is something that every village in Bangladesh does. The towns look like pictures, like the person who made them painted them with the beauty of his mind. Chalta, Beli, Nayantara, Kalmi, Kamini, Aparajita, Kathalchampa, Dolanchampa, Shimul, Jhumko Jaba, Shapla, Jarul, and Ghassful, along with tens of thousands of other native flowers, are blooming in all the towns. Birds like the Shalik, Myna, Tia, Dahuk, Fish Ranga, Buck, Bau Katha Kao, Pheasant, Chakhachkhi, Woodpecker, Mohanchura, Fish Ranga, Papia, Finge, and Parrot are free to fly around in the sky. Many kinds of trees and plants, like mango, jam, kathal, litchi, jam, karamcha, coconut, and betel palm, grow close to the towns, adding to their beauty. The sound of birds singing and a lagna sitting in the shade of a bamboo bush or a banyan tree in any city in the country is enough to make your heart long for a thousand years.
Bangladesh's villages are beautiful, but a good plan for village tourism has yet to be implemented. Because of this, you can't see the natural beauty of the town or how many different kinds of people live there. Due to the effects of development, the custom is slowly dying out. The world is losing its beauty. Still, we can enjoy the beauty of the countryside, which remains despite everything. You don't have to worry about getting lost in nature. Let the people be proud of what they have. May the unique beauty, variety, and customs continue to be a source of joy for future generations.
Thank you
But the green ritual is something that every village in Bangladesh does. The towns look like pictures, like the person who made them painted them with the beauty of his mind. Chalta, Beli, Nayantara, Kalmi, Kamini, Aparajita, Kathalchampa, Dolanchampa, Shimul, Jhumko Jaba, Shapla, Jarul, and Ghassful, along with tens of thousands of other native flowers, are blooming in all the villages. Birds like the Shalik, Myna, Tia, Dahuk, Fish Ranga, Buck, Bau Katha Kao, Pheasant, Chakhachkhi, Woodpecker, Mohanchura, Fish Ranga, Papia, Finge, and Parrot are free to fly around in the sky. Many kinds of trees and plants, like mango, jam, kathal, litchi, jam, karamcha, coconut, and betel palm, grow close to the towns, adding to their beauty. The sound of birds singing and a lagna sitting in the shade of a bamboo bush or a banyan tree in any village in the country is enough to make your heart long for a thousand years.
Bangladesh's villages are beautiful, but a good plan for village tourism has yet to be implemented. Because of this, you can't see the natural beauty of the villages or how many different kinds of people live there. Due to the effects of development, the custom is slowly dying out. The world is losing its beauty. Still, we can enjoy the beauty of the countryside, which remains despite everything. You don't have to worry about getting lost in nature. Let the people be proud of what they have. May the unique beauty, variety, and customs continue to be a source of joy for future generations.
Whenever I go to sleep, I see Mithel smiling in the sun.'
But in the rain, the town changes the most in how it looks. All around the cities, there is water all around them. From branch to branch, a beautiful step grows. It is a unique sight. When it rains a little and the clouds cover the sun, nature returns to life. Who can afford to miss the world's beauty when it's raining or flooding?
But spring is the most beautiful time to visit the towns. Nature looks new when the fresh leaves come out on the trees. Flowers start to bloom all around. Most flowers bloom now, such as the Palash, Mahua, Shimul, Kanakchampa, Krinchchura, Dolanchampa, and Beli. The town trees come back to life in the spring.
But it's important to note that the beauty of the town changes not only with the season but also with the area. In the villages of the north, like Rangpur and Dinajpur, there are rows of betel nut trees, litchi gardens, and food fields as far as the eye can see. Again, the beauty of the hilly parts of Sylhet and Chittagong is very different from that of the towns there. These high and low hills and woods make the villages stand out.
In the towns of the Haor area, the beauty of water and rice paddies together is so unique that it is hard to understand without seeing it. It's good to know that Haoranchal is the name for seven districts in the northeast of the country: Kishoreganj, Netrokona, Sunamganj, Habiganj, Sylhet, Moulvibazar, and parts of Brahmanbaria.
But the green ritual is something that every village in Bangladesh does. The towns look like pictures, like the person who made them painted them with the beauty of his mind. Chalta, Beli, Nayantara, Kalmi, Kamini, Aparajita, Kathalchampa, Dolanchampa, Shimul, Jhumko Jaba, Shapla, Jarul, and Ghassful, along with tens of thousands of other native flowers, are blooming in all the towns. Birds like the Shalik, Myna, Tia, Dahuk, Fish Ranga, Buck, Bau Katha Kao, Pheasant, Chakhachkhi, Woodpecker, Mohanchura, Fish Ranga, Papia, Finge, and Parrot are free to fly around in the sky. Many kinds of trees and plants, like mango, jam, kathal, litchi, jam, karamcha, coconut, and betel palm, grow close to the towns, adding to their beauty. The sound of birds singing and a lagna sitting in the shade of a bamboo bush or a banyan tree in any city in the country is enough to make your heart long for a thousand years.
Bangladesh's villages are beautiful, but a good plan for village tourism has yet to be implemented. Because of this, you can't see the natural beauty of the town or how many different kinds of people live there. Due to the effects of development, the custom is slowly dying out. The world is losing its beauty. Still, we can enjoy the beauty of the countryside, which remains despite everything. You don't have to worry about getting lost in nature. Let the people be proud of what they have. May the unique beauty, variety, and customs continue to be a source of joy for future generations.
Thank you
Whenever I go to sleep, I see Mithel smiling in the sun.'
But in the rain, the town changes the most in how it looks. All around the cities, there is water all around them. From branch to branch, a beautiful step grows. It is a unique sight. When it rains a little and the clouds cover the sun, nature returns to life. Who can afford to miss the world's beauty when it's raining or flooding?
But spring is the most beautiful time to visit the towns. Nature looks new when the fresh leaves come out on the trees. Flowers start to bloom all around. Most flowers bloom now, such as the Palash, Mahua, Shimul, Kanakchampa, Krinchchura, Dolanchampa, and Beli. The town trees come back to life in the spring.
But it's important to note that the beauty of the town changes not only with the season but also with the area. In the villages of the north, like Rangpur and Dinajpur, there are rows of betel nut trees, litchi gardens, and food fields as far as the eye can see. Again, the beauty of the hilly parts of Sylhet and Chittagong is very different from that of the towns there. These high and low hills and woods make the villages stand out.
In the towns of the Haor area, the beauty of water and rice paddies together is so unique that it is hard to understand without seeing it. It's good to know that Haoranchal is the name for seven districts in the northeast of the country: Kishoreganj, Netrokona, Sunamganj, Habiganj, Sylhet, Moulvibazar, and parts of Brahmanbaria.
But the green ritual is something that every village in Bangladesh does. The towns look like pictures, like the person who made them painted them with the beauty of his mind. Chalta, Beli, Nayantara, Kalmi, Kamini, Aparajita, Kathalchampa, Dolanchampa, Shimul, Jhumko Jaba, Shapla, Jarul, and Ghassful, along with tens of thousands of other native flowers, are blooming in all the towns. Birds like the Shalik, Myna, Tia, Dahuk, Fish Ranga, Buck, Bau Katha Kao, Pheasant, Chakhachkhi, Woodpecker, Mohanchura, Fish Ranga, Papia, Finge, and Parrot are free to fly around in the sky. Many kinds of trees and plants, like mango, jam, kathal, litchi, jam, karamcha, coconut, and betel palm, grow close to the towns, adding to their beauty. The sound of birds singing and a lagna sitting in the shade of a bamboo bush or a banyan tree in any city in the country is enough to make your heart long for a thousand years.
Bangladesh's villages are beautiful, but a good plan for village tourism has yet to be implemented. Because of this, you can't see the natural beauty of the town or how many different kinds of people live there. Due to the effects of development, the custom is slowly dying out. The world is losing its beauty. Still, we can enjoy the beauty of the countryside, which remains despite everything. You don't have to worry about getting lost in nature. Let the people be proud of what they have. May the unique beauty, variety, and customs continue to be a source of joy for future generations.
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