 |
| In front of Lal Bagh Fort |
Why The Lal Bagh Fort is a Perfect Place For a Traveling
Venue:
The First Thing is This Architecture was built in 350 (1678)
years ago. In Bangladesh It is the only sign of the Mughal Emperors. Also in
Bangladesh it’s the only architecture has been used black basalt stone, marble
and various colors tile. Lal Bag Fort largely comprised of three buildings
formed, a mosque with three domed, The Pari Bibi’s Tomb & Dewan E Am. In
the south there is fortress wall, the south-east corner there is a huge
fortress. In north there is a utility building, an administration block. The
resident part was in the east of the western fort; essentially it was beside
the mosque’s south-west side. In west there was a beautiful roof garden, where also
arranged a wonderful waterfall directly linked with water tank.
 |
| In front of underground tunnel. |
On the south after some distances of fort there are five
towers. The biggest tower stands near the south erected gate, where has a
tunnel. The central area of the erected is occupied by three buildings.
Diwan-E-Am, a bath room, on the west a mosque, and the central between bath
room and mosque there
is the grave of Pari Bibi. These three building are connected with a waterfall
by three water lake with a certain distance.
 |
| Street in front of Lal Bag Fort |
In all, it really is a beautiful day and and nice place to
hangout. This beautiful artistic architecture is carrying a glorious example of
those peoples thinking, their culture, and their artistic eternity whose were
lived before three hundred and fifty years before. Historical, Cultural, and
Artistic, for these three categories, the Lal Bagh Fort is an important asset to our
country. I hope our government should have a good take care for its reform and
savings.
. In this hang out I learned so many things. Also create a question in my mind, where
were we? Where are we? Where we will be? I don’t know but I have to. I am searching this answer to the rest of the
day of my life.
 |
| Searching............ |
The End.
By Md. Farid Ahmed.
No comments:
Post a Comment