How to go
This place is located in Naria Upazila in Shariatpur District. After reaching at Shariatpur Sadar Upazila, take local buses to reach Naria Upazila, and then take local transports to reach this attraction.
How To Reach: শরীয়তপুর জেলা
It can be said that the communication system of Shariatpur was backward until 1992 definitely. There was only 3 km of road facilities in the district. The street was created as a result of the gradual improvement in the district. However, in every district, union, even with most of the rural road, network has been developed. Different regions of the country to the east of the capital and other districts Shariyatpur travel was the primary cause of water. Kamcarastaya be spies of the public at least 35 kilometers on foot Angaria Latest from the law suit was to launch in Madaripur. Back to Faridpur Sadar, Shariyatpur days would at least some villagers. With the gradual development of the street, was established ebansariyatapure district has reduced the problem. The boats was the main vehicle for rainy season. Before 1950, the region adjacent to the boat janasadharanagayanara Chandpur, Dhaka or in Narayanganj, had to travel. Downstream by boat south of the country, the business was in Barisal. Over time, with boat launches and steamers were replaced. Before bhojesbara, Sureshwar and pattite steamers were Gorge. But does allow the sthaneara steamer. In 1991, the new steamer pattite crowd. SHARIATPUR rainy season, WAPDA Wharf, Angaria, bhojesbara, Naria, bhedarganj, laukhola, damudya, Sureshwar, bandana, and the launch of the space to navigate through different places. Only in the dry season Sureshwar, WAPDA Ghat, laukhola and bandana launch crowd. The bahananauka rainy season. Since the trip was a little easier now going trawlers. In the dry season, however, can move rickshaw through the streets of mud. How many police with all the facilities so you can walk the streets. Shariatpur be done to live up to Sureshwar Madaripur movement. Baby or assessment can be collected from there. Through to the launch of a long time Shariyatpur public capital. Sureshwar dry season, WAPDA Ghat, laukhola and up launches at pattihate reach the masses. The shariatpur Mawa Ghat and mangalamajhiraghata be easily used to pass on.
Sayedabad, Dhaka to Shariatpur
Glory Express Ltd.
Damudya via-shariatpur counter
09:30 Morning, Fare: 130/-
Phone: Anwar- 01913061515
Ferry Ghat:
Kathal Bari to Mawa Ghat-
1st Ferry: 09:30 Morning
2nd Ferry: 01:00 Noon
3rd Ferry: 04:00 Afternoon
4th Ferry: 08:00 Evening
Sadarghat, dhaka to Shariatpur via Launch
1. Prince of Aaolad
Route: Damudya, Shariatpur from Shadarghat
Time: 09:00 Evening (everyday)
2. Shornodip-7
Route: Damudya, Shariatpur from Shadarghat
Time: 09:00 Evening
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Sri Sri Anondomoyi Kalibari (শ্রী শ্রী আনন্দময়ী কালীবাড়ি) temple is a Sacred place for Hindu Religious people. It’s located at Shahid Rafique Sarak of Manikganj Sadar Upazila very near to the Manikganj Bazar Bus Stop.
It is assumed that it was built near about fifty years ago and then being renovated in several times. At the time when Offroad Bangladesh team explored there, we observed the whole premise was occupied by several shops usually being showed up in traditional Bangladeshi fair.
A significant number of snack shop was selling traditional snacks. There was also a clay crafts shop which have had a colorful collections of clay made show pieces.
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[name] => Temple of Joya Ram
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Temple of Joya Ram is located in Jowari (জোয়ারী) villege. Promothonath Bishi, The prominent literary of the then Indian Sub-continent, was born in this village. This temple is just beside the House of Jowari Bishi. This temple was built with this house at the same time. So, the both was considered to be the oldest buildings in that area, built around 150 years ago as the local said.
Now a days, this temple almost became a ruin. Trees and bushes are everywhere surrounding the temple. Although recently, the local people cleared the whole mess and started functioning the temple. This temple is known as Shiv Temple, for the worshipping of Lord Shiva. There is a Mandir recently the local villagers made for performing their rituals, both often and by occasion.
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[name] => Chandranath Temple
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There are many religious places in Sitakunda and surroundings of it. Among them Chandranath Temple, on the peak of the Chandranath Hill bears the most religious testimony. Chandranath temple is a holy place for Hindu Religious people and also very attractive tourist spot for others. It is situated on the top of 350 metres high hill of Chandranath. It is a famous Shakti Peeth. Every year lakhs of people come in this temple to join Shiva Chaturdashi Puja from all over the country.
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[name] => Sonarong Jora Moth
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Sonarong (means golden color) is a lovely village at Tongibari Upazila of Munshiganj district. This village belong a beautiful "Moth(মঠ)"(a place for praying by Hindu religious people) which is known as "Sonarong Jora Moth" (সোনারং জোড়া মঠ) ("twin moth"). It is used to call twin moth/temple, because it has two towers side by side. It may be around 150 feet high from the ground. There is a large pond just in front of the Moth. This moth is not functioning now a days. Interviewing local people we came to know that, there are no praying activities take place in this moth. Every side of the moth is covered with trees and that gave a lovely golden and green color's illusional view of the moth.
The larger moth was made for "Shiva"(Hindu God), and made during 1843, and the smaller one for "Kali"(Hindu Goddess), and made during 1886. It was built by a Hindu merchant named "Rupchand" (রূপচাঁদ) From stone inscriptions fixed over the temple’s entrance.
The two towers of the moth are not equal sized. One is much larger than another one. The larger tower has hundreds of holes at the top of it, and each hole is occupied by parrots. Visitors may observe hundreds of parrots from the place, and they are making sweet sound together all the day long. During the breeding season, the top of the moth become green for the numerous numbers of parrots. Both the towers of the moth are ornamented nicely with different types of leafs motif and blind alcoves.
Architectural Features:
Two temples stand side by side on a single masonry platform surrounded by a moat on three sides and an access path on the eastern side.The western temple, loftier than the eastern one, is about 15m high over the square sanctum, and measures 5.35m x 5.35m and has a 1.90m wide veranda. A low hemispherical dome covers the square sanctuary, over which rises an octagonal sikhara(শিখর) crowned by the usual pinnacle with kalasa (কলস) finials. This terminates in a trident fixed with an iron rod. The outer surface of the sikhara is decorated with a semi-circular arched pattern in plaster, which is repeated on all sides. The entire sikhara is dotted with three pigeonholes under each arch pattern. The main sanctuary has two archways, one each on the south and west sides, flanked by arched panels on both sides,and a pattern of three arches on the other two sides. The western entrance consists of a two-centered arch. The top of the archway is decorated with a frieze of blind merlons. In front of the sanctum, the veranda is covered with a flat roof supported on columns, It has three arched openings on the south, one each on its east and west side.
It is one of the important historical & archaeological places in Munshiganj District. Very recently,renovation work is on go,undoubtedly a good initiative to protect this site from further destruction.
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