Teesta Barrage

Teesta Barrage of Bangladesh's largest irrigation project, built on the Teesta river between Doani of Gondimari union under Hatibandha upazila of Lalmonirhat district and Dalia of Khalisa Chapani Union under Dimla upazila of neighboring Nilphamari district. The name Dalia is like a flower, but it is a village that looks like a monoecious. The city is covered by greenery, and most of the pedestrians are attracted. The origin of Teesta in the hill areas of India's northern Sikkim. Bangladesh has entered into Nilphamari district. The river flows through all the districts of greater Rangpur region ie Nilphamari, Lalmonirhat, Rangpur, Kurigram and Gaibandha. In the 1980s, the dam was built on the Teesta river in Doyan in Hatibandha upazila of Lalmonirhat. Which is called the Teesta Barrage Project. Due to the creation of this barrage, huge area of ​​Nilphamari, Rangpur and Dinajpur districts came under irrigation facilities.

Barrage in the middle of the river. Mechanical gate The 44 gates stretched together in one place. On the other side there are eight more gates. For taking water in the canals. Many are open. By controlling the waters of the Teesta river, keeping the water in dry season, in some districts of north Bengal, irrigation is done with this barrage. Large-scale structures of iron-lock, concrete The green dome has been built on both sides of the river.

Barrage surrounded the Teesta fringes to suit the beautiful. There are several picnic spots in adjacent areas. People have come here to picnic from far away. In the rainy season, Teesta is filled with plenty of rain. See also the canals. Many people come in the afternoon to visit. Peach poured beside barrage on black road sidebar kashful Dhaka. Incredible scene. Moving on a pitch-laden path, it seems that this path is not the end. It's a place to look at everything by combining everything.

Many are seen in the mountains, the sea, the flocks, now we will go to the Teesta Barrage. To see the whole project, you will have to go to Rangpur where you will have to go to Teesta Barrage by bus, auto and tomatoes. We first thought that we would take a bike, but the cycles brought in trouble, so the bicycling idea was to be dropped.At 7 o'clock in the morning, our bus was down in the Rangpur city. It came a second time in Rangpur, once it came once. On leaving the bus, we took two battery-powered auto and went to the Zilla School. I went there to find hotels, to have breakfast. The road was fairly empty, that was the holiday on Friday. At a hotel in ' Step ' Road, I went straight to breakfast after breakfast and went straight to the bus stand. The name of the bus stand is also called ' step '.

Everyone sat on the bus and left the bus for a while. We have to go to the big hall. In the meantime, my two friends went to the roof of the bus. Seeing the field of Sarsha's field and reading some pages of the hand book, I could not understand when I fell asleep. After coming out of the big villa, renting a Shaleo engine powered by a bus was rented from the bus. Locals probably call it Tempui. We could go to the bus if we want but the bus gets on the main road. We took the tempo to give Teesta's original project.

The Teesta Barrage project started soon after leaving a little distance. The road by the side of the canal till the Teesta Barrage. This road is ideal for cycling, so we all missed a lot of cycles. Once on the way, we reached Teesta Barrage at noon to break for a prayer. When we got to Teesta, we took some pictures before going to the barrage because the ban on the barrage was not prohibited. At the end of the bath in a river, I sat in a story. I went to see the main barrage. As soon as the barrage was taken, the guard refused to take photographs. We also saw a signboard.