Gram Bangla is truly a goldmine of scenic views. Its beautiful scenery is not only pleasing to the eyes but also good to experience with the heart. After enjoying this wonderful scenery of rural Bengal once, you don't want to return to the brick, wood, and iron cage of the city.
But it has to return. No matter how nice the village is, all our work is centered on the city. Therefore, for the convenience of work, one has to leave heaven and stay in that hell. The unsparing nature of the village, the open bountiful sky, and the open bowl air keep people from being selfish and greedy.
I have been roaming around the village all day long and its immense beauty is captivating me again and again. Today I went to eat rice and vegetables. Picked lemons, plucked rice from the paddy field, and brought a bag full of brinjals from the brinjal field. Tomorrow I will eat eggplant, fried eggplant, and eggplant broth with fish.
While walking around, I came to a small canal. A small pool above the canal. Some areas are surrounded by nets on both sides of the pool. All small fish such as Punti, Tangra, Khalse, and Shrimp are caught from this canal. Returning from the canal, I saw a tree with many lemon fruits. Tintin insists that he must give the lemons. Finally, the owner of the tree came to Goltur Abdar himself and picked two big lemons, and gave them to Goltur.
So let's take a look at today's photography - "Some Scenic Scenery of Village Bengal".