The Natural Country Of Bangladesh

Lalbagh Castle
Lalbagh fort is situated in the capital city of Bangladesh's capital Dhaka . It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bangladesh. During his reign, Emperor Aurangzeb arranged for the construction of Lalbagh Fort. Prince Prince of Aurangzeb, Prince Shahjada Azam started the construction of this palace in 1678 AD. The Lalbagh Fort was named after Aurangabad Fort or Aurangabad Fort. Later, during the rule of Subbaar Shaista Khan, the fort was abandoned in 1684 after the construction work remained unfinished. At that time the new Aurangabad fort was named after the Lalbagh fort. Which is currently in use. [15] Presently (perspective 2012) The Department of Archeology of Bangladesh Government maintains this fort. Lalbagh fort is located in a spacious area. The fort has three structures -

Central Hall and Hammam Khana
Paribibi Tomb
Shahi Mosque of northwestern Shahi Mosque.

Ahsan Manzil
Ahsan Manzil is located on the bank of the Buriganga river in Old Dhaka, Islampur . It was earlier the palace of Nawabs of Dhaka. Currently it is used as a museum. Founder Nawab Abdul Ghani . He named it after his son Khwaja Ahsanullah . Its construction dates from 1859-1872 In 1906, a meeting was held here to establish the Muslim League . Founder of 1872 Ahsan Manzil has been reformed several times. The latest reform has been recently done.

In the middle of the eighteenth century, Sheikh Inayetullah Rangamahal, the Zamindar of Zamalpur Pargana (present-day Faridpur-Barisal), was established by the side of Buriganga. After his death, Sheikh Motiullah, son of the zamindar, sold it to the French merchants. In 1835, Khwaja Alimullah, father of Nawab Abdul Ghani, who lives in Begum Bazar, started buying it and settled down. In 1872, Nawab Abdul Ghani was reorganized and named after the name of his son Khwaja Ahsanullah, Ahsan Manzil. This building was damaged by severe cyclonic storm in 1888 and earthquake in 1897.
Ahsan Manzil is the first brick-built architectural architect of Dhaka. Where the first electric light system is in the hands of Nawabs Manzil's architecture always attracted Westerners. Lord Curzon stayed here in Dhaka. The government of Bangladesh preserve Ahsan Monanjil as a museum. In 1992, the public was exposed. The number collected in the Ahsan Manzil Museum is 4,700. Out of 31 rooms in this Rang Mahal, 23 exhibits have been arranged. Apart from the pictures taken in 1904 by photographer Fritzzek, 9 rooms were arranged.

Shaheed Minar
Shaheed Minar Language Movement Monument. It is located at the Dhaka Medical College Camp in the heart of Bangladesh's capital Dhaka . The first Shaheed Minar was constructed very fast and unimaginably unplanned. The Dhaka Medical College students started building a memorial in the afternoon on February 23, 1952 and completed it in the night. The news of Shaheed Minar was sent to the paper on that day. In the memory of Shaheed Bir - this title was printed in the daily Azad newspaper of Shaheed Minar. The minaret is made at the eastern edge of the medical student hostel (barrack) bar number shed. Aside from the middle of the street in the middle of the hostel. The purpose is to be easily seen from the outer street, and from any shade it comes out of the way while standing on the long stretch of the road. The Shaheed Minar was 10 feet high and 6 feet wide. Under the supervision of the minaret, GS Sharfuddin (known as Engineer Sharfuddin), designed Badrul Alam. Along with Saeed Haider. They assisted two masons. Cement was brought from the warehouse of the brick, sand and piru sardar of old Dhaka for the extension of medical college. After dawn, the minaret is covered with a cloth. Finally, the work of the Central Shaheed Minar in 1957 started after the recognition of Bangla as the state language of Pakistan . The construction was completed in 1963 in theUniversity Vice - Chancellor Prof Dr. Under the supervision of a committee formed under the leadership of Mahmud Hossain. Various activities have been conducted in the area of ​​Shaheed Minar, but it is still in an incomplete condition. Apart from February 21, the Shaheed Minar remains in negligent condition.

Parliament building
Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban Bangladesh 's main building of the Parliament It is located in the Sher-e-Bangla Nagar area of Dhaka . Renowned US architect Louis Kahn is its original architect.
The parliamentary elections held in the eight parliamentary elections held in Bangladesh are held in the old parliament house which is now being used as the Prime Minister's Office. In 1961 the
construction of the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban was started for the government of Pakistan for East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) and West Pakistan (now Pakistan) . On February 28, 1982 , on completion of the construction work on February 15 of the same yearIn the eighth (and last) session of the second Parliament of Bangladesh, the first parliament building was used. Since then, this building has been used as the main center for legislation and governance activities.
Louis Kan designed the rest of the complex. Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban is a part of the Jatiya Sangsad Complex. There are more complex gardens, artificial lakes and members of parliament.