The Panam City

Panam city a chronicled spot it got to be as the capital of Bengal amid "Isa Khan's" administering. Then again, at this moment it has few little Museums and little lake inside the territory likewise few restaurants. It's sort of decent place and close to Dhaka to invest some extra time. In the event that you need to experience the old Bangla period, the time of Shayesta Kha, the emissary of Bangla then this is the spot. You will get to see a ton of old structures which showcase the antiquated building design. There are "Mela" and different spots that you can visit and purchase RMG products from. 

The 500 year old mosque was intriguing yet the highlights are the rotting manors lining the street. It's unrealistic to get into most as they are decayed to the point that they could crumple, however we got into one in which the diversion room had been decently saved. The close-by society exhibition hall was somewhat dim with little, not exceptionally fascinating shows, however the building was intriguing. The appended business with garments, nourishment and keepsake stalls was very amusing to stroll around. The most exceedingly terrible bit was the movement getting there. 

3 hours via bus from the Palashi/Gulistan, can take more, can take less. Movement is insane in Dhaka. Bring a lot of water and a few snacks. You can purchase a few natural products from the side of the street however other than that nothing is truly prescribed if your stomach is touchy. Ask your driver to pop by the "fake Taj Mahal" which is a little propagation of the first. A few ancient rarities can be purchased by the doorway. Extra charge is some little sum, near to nothing. It's a decent thirty minutes - hour stroll there. At that point head over to the auto and proceed to Panam Nagor and Sonargaon. It's an old chronicled site, with not that numerous voyagers, we just met one British old couple and the rest were all local people. The houses are lovely however not kept up whatsoever. Local people have moved in them as well. Stroll along the Main Street, appreciate the perspective, the inclination of the brilliant time of Bangla times. There is a Hindu sanctuary adjacent as well, and on the way you can meet an old men as well, who is an educator. He has a cow and he additionally moved into one of the houses. Individuals are well disposed, they welcome you to their spots, offer you sustenance ( regardless of the possibility that they battle themselves), acquaint you with their children. Passionate experience that one of the woman gave me her child and said- bring her to your home, she will be better there! Life is not reasonable. Go, visit this place its a decent break from the stuffed, insane city of Dhaka. 

Panam City was really the highlight of my visit to Bangladesh. I delighted in the chance to walk gradually all over the primary road, converse with inhabitants, and talk photographs at my relaxation. Seeing Sonaraon was additionally vital. The swarms were agreeable and numerous needed a photograph with an American with blue eyes. Extraordinary outing not to be missed.