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LALBAGH FORT

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Lalbagh Fort is in the Lalbagh neighborhood of old Dhaka, on the banks of the Buriganga River, southwest of the capital. Although Emperor Aurangzeb had intended to build Lalbagh Fort, it was his son Prince Azam who began work in 16 AD. Lalbagh fort was once known as Aurangabad fort or Aurangabad fort. He halted construction of the fort after the death of Iran Dukhat Paribibi, Subedar Shaista Khan's daughter, in 164 AD. The city of Aurangabad was renamed Lalbagh in 1844. The name of the fort was also changed to Lalbagh Fort, along with the name of the area.

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The 'Lalbagh Fort Museum' is currently held in Subedar Shaista Khan's apartment and court hall. Lalbagh. Although the fort has three gates, two of them have been locked. Manarem Bagan cleanses your mind as soon as you walk through the gate. A tomb built in honour of Shaista Khan's daughter Paribibi may be seen in front of Saeja as she travels down the entryway. The tomb is square, with each side measuring 20.2 meters. The mausoleum is intricately sculpted, with an artificial dome atop the main tomb and a copper plate.

Ahsan Manzil

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Ahsan Manzil is located in Islampur, Old Dhaka, on the banks of the Buriganga River. Ahsan Manzil has a long history in Dhaka, dating back over a century. Ahsan Manzil is regarded as one of Dhaka's most beautiful architectural structures. The palace, which is steeped in the history of the Nawab's family, is now a museum.

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On the current site of the manzil, zamindar Sheikh Enayet Ullah Ahsan built a manor structure called Rangmahal in the middle of the eighteenth century. Sheikh Matiullah, his son, later sold the Rangmahal to French traders. Khwaja Alimullah, the father of Nawab Abdul Ghani, purchased it in 1830. Nawab Abdul Ghani began construction on the palace in 1759. The palace took 13 years to construct. Khwaja Ahsanullah, his adored son, owns him. After his name, he titled it 'Ahsan Manzil.'

Neverland

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Neverland - The Urban Escape, a gorgeous picnic and shooting spot on Ashulia Beribandh Road in Chatbari, Mirpur 1, Dhaka, has been established on roughly 12 acres of land. Dhaka, the capital. Neverland is a wonderful area to spend time with family or friends in the open air, under the shade of the trees, and in a peaceful environment.

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The Neverland Picnic Spot, located near the Tamanna World Family Park and surrounded by the Turag River, features a Bengali and Chinese food restaurant, a children's play zone, car parking, and a boat ride. Neverland Park is also easily accessible through the road. Every afternoon and on weekends. In Neverland and the embankment, many uninvited lovers visit.

South Town Jame Masjid

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The South Town Jame Masjid is located in Keraniganj, Dhaka, in the South Town Residential Project. The mosque's architectural style and diversified construction add to its uniqueness. Although the mosque was built as a place of worship, the South Town Jame Mosque's attractive architecture has earned it a place in the hearts of beauty-seekers. As a result, the mosque's message has easily reached individuals all around the country. As a result, there are numerous visitors each day. He had come to view the mosque and to pray.

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The South Town Mosque was constructed during a two-year period and features three main gates on the east side and one on each side. There are five entrances in total. Inside the mosque, there are numerous windows through which alabatas can be entered. The mosque, which sits on half a hectare of ground, can accommodate roughly 600 worshippers.

Ramna Park

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Ramna Park is a lovely, shady park in the Ramna neighborhood of Dhaka, Bangladesh's capital. Ramna Park was founded in 1810 and was originally housed in the Purana High Court building. The current road was extended all the way up to the structure. Ramna Park is currently 6.50 acres in size. Every year, on Chayanat's initiative. The traditional Ramna Park was the site of the inaugural Baishakh New Year celebrations.

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In Ramna Park, there are around 211 plant species that have experienced diverse events from the time of Green Dhaka to the present. There are several bushes, uncommon huge species of six enormous trees, and a mix of seasonal flowers such as padauk, keya, and krishnacura in this area. Ramna Park's lake measures 612 meters in length and 9 to 94 meters in width.

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