At Night Visiting Gazi-Kalu Champavati Fair In Our Surrounding Area

Me and my elder brother and my two younger brothers together planned to go to the fair around 8 pm and left. I heard from the elders of our area that earlier two very big bamboos were presented in the fair, basically one of the bamboos was named after Dichlo Gazi and the other bamboo is called Dichlo Kalu. From that the name of the fair is Ghazi-Kalu. Because earlier or during the fair, many big artist groups used to present palagan. Now that palagan has disappeared in the rush of modernity. But some people as a tradition almost every year. Maintaining the tradition of the fair.

We entered the fair at around 8:30 PM. The said fair presents a variety of children's toys along with different food items. I took many pictures as I walked through the fair. First we went to a clay variety shop. There There are mud banks. I stood there looking and taking pictures. Then I moved forward. Then I saw a beautiful thing made up of a few lights. The thing looked very nice to me. I stood there and took a picture on my phone.

Anyway, moving forward, I saw our childhood toys. However, seeing these wooden toys reminded me of my childhood memories. The toys made of wood and clay stand out in the crowd of modernity. The toys are decorated in different ways. A stick made of wood, the wheels of the car are plastic and the top of the car is decorated in various ways, some cars have art like birds. The best thing was when the car was driven there was a sound. The sound was made by a small piece of tin.

Also there is the Nagardola coming up. And next to it is the Angel powered boat shaped swing. Seeing Nagordola reminded me of an incident from my childhood. I still remember the incident, I came to this fair once when I was young and was riding the Nagordola. After just a few circles, I started screaming in fear. I still remember the incident and it makes me smile. That fear still remains in the mind. Since then till now, I have not risen to Nagordola.

Anyway, then we went to a chickpea cooking shop in the fair and offered to cook 4 chickpeas. Each plate cost 20 taka. Then we finished cooking chickpeas. And took a few pictures. Then I went to the chicken fry shop, the price of each piece of chicken was 50 taka. The chicken fry was very good. Especially the masala jhal that was given with the chicken fry, the taste of the masala jhal was amazing. Then while returning home we bought Singara and Piazu 12 pitch from another shop. Below all the prices are mentioned in table form.

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