The Best City Of Rajshshi In Bangladesh

Why Rajshahi city is the best in Bangladesh

1.The Name Of Rajshahi                

Rajshahi Rampur Boalia; nicknamed Silk City or the town of Education) maybe a metropolitan city and a serious urban, commercial and academic center of Bangladesh. It is also the administrative seat of the eponymous division and district. Located on the north bank of the Padma River, near the Bangladesh-India border, the town features a population of over 763,952 residents. The city is surrounded by the satellite towns of Nowata and Katakhali, which together build an urban agglomeration of about 1 million population. Arguably Rajshahi is the cleanest and green among the cities in Bangladesh

2, Parks and greenery

Shaheed A.H.M Qamaruzzaman Central Park and Zoo are one of the favored public places in Rajshahi city. A wide area with green trees and grasses houses different animal species. It is located by the bank of the Padma River. Other parks within the city are Bhubon Mohon park and Captain Monsur Ali park. Shahid Zia children's park is specially designed for children's amusement. The bank of the Padma river along the town is additionally a destination for recreation. The bank may be a planned zone in many parts of the town to accommodate city dwellers for recreation purposes. In 2015, Munsguard park near the old Dutch Boro Kuthi building and Lalonshah park near Shahmukhdum Edgar was built bordering the bank to provide residents a place to enjoy the views of the Padma river.

3 Points of interest
Banks of the Padma River: one among the most important rivers in South Asia
. During the Monsoon season, the water level rises.
Virendra Research Museum: Established in 1910, the museum is dedicated to ancient history and culture. It is recognized as the oldest museum in the country.[citation needed] It has a collection of artifacts relating to Hindu, Buddhist, and Muslim heritage. Some of these dates back to the 16th century. It is maintained by the University, located in the center of town.
Shrine of Shah Makhdum Rupos: A dargah (tomb) was established to mark the resting place of Shah Makhdum in 1635. He was the primary preacher of Islam within the region. Legend has it that he arrived by riding down the Padma on two crocodiles. To preserve this myth, some crocodiles are kept within the pond next to the shrine.
Dargah of Shah Makhdum Rupos
Shaheed A.H.M Qamaruzzaman Central Park and Zoo: The park may be a wide area with trees and grass. The zoo houses a variety of animal species. It is located by the bank of the river Padma.
Shahid Zia Park: An amusement park, it has a monorail and bumping cars. It is under the Rajshahi City Corporation.
University of Rajshahi: This campus is within a few kilometers of the city center. The second-largest university in Bangladesh.
Shaheb Bazar: This is the center of the city, where most of the shopping malls and commercial buildings are located.
Ghoramara: The oldest part of Rajshahi City, consisting of most of the oldest (70 to 100 years old) buildings.
Boro Kuthi: within the compound of the Barakuthi there's a little cemetery with graves dating back to the nineteenth century. There are 14 tombs with thirteen epitaphs within the cemetery.
Upashohor: This is a planned model town. Rajshahi Cantonment is located beside this area.
Mother: Rajshahi University is situated in this area on a large campus surrounded by mango groves.
Kashia-Danga: From this area, a huge mango garden area of Rajshahi starts. It is in the west part of the city, near to Rajshahi court railway station.
Santal Para: Located inside the Mahesh-Bathan Area. Some Santal tribespeople lives here.
Bangabandhu Novo Theatre, Rajshahi: The establishment of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Novo Theatre, Rajshahi is being implemented