I remembered old travel stories.

Today I am going to show you the splendor of my beautiful country Bangladesh Lauachhra, Srimangal Thana, Moulvibazar district. Bangladesh is known as the land of songs, rice, rivers, and thirteen festivals held throughout the year. This is our homeland, a green, breathtaking place with hidden gems of endless beauty. The poet describes being fascinated by this beauty.

My motherland is the queen of all countries!
The poet has rightly said that Bangladesh is the best of all countries and I also went out to enjoy some of the immense beauty of this country. The day was 10 February 2019, Sunday, I left Kishoreganj at 7:15 AM for Srimangal and Lauachara by bus.

I was accompanied by my husband, my college teacher and my classmates. After leaving the bus, our Ramzan sir told us to pay attention to both sides while crossing the road.I started looking out of the window as sir said. I didn't know where to pay attention to all the wonderful songs and funny things from the outside sirs, as I had to submit the report, so I kept my eyes on the outside.He had a notebook and a pen in his hand, sir was sitting in front and talking about all the historical places and things, then we could not remember everything about Bhairav Road but we remembered some things.

I came to the end of the bridge to see the beauty of both sides of the Bhairav road where our Kishoreganj district ends. As usual, I crossed the bridge and saw Talshahar, the first railway station on the right. On the left side were government and private thermal power plants. On the other side of the Meghna River was the oldest and famous Himagara of Bangladesh.

Megh was next to Zia Fertilizer Factory. The staff quarters school and officers and staff quarters on the banks of the Meghna river. On the way back to the college at night this place is lit up like Singapore. On the way, I stopped in front of the Rajdhani Express Hotel, around nine in the morning. In all, we were 65 passengers and sat down to breakfast together. After spending about 45 minutes at the hotel I again started the journey as usual sir. They had so much energy and so much patience that I didn't understand Sur Besur before the trip. They sang sweetly.

They were very good to hear. I have visited many other places in Bangladesh before but never experienced such joy. All the funny jokes kept everyone drunk, with the sole purpose of preventing anyone from falling asleep or vomiting.
This tireless work of Sirs has been successful. We reached a four-way junction which is National Hero Abdul Quddus Makhan Memorial Square.

Our car started heading straight north from the intersection, but we were very disappointed to see no development on the road compared to the way the factories were built along the road.We were going because the road was bad. Very narrow. Suddenly I looked outside and saw a rubber plantation on the hill, what a beautiful sight. There was also a tea garden. But the tea plants seemed to lack something in them. There were trees but no leaves, it seemed like they were waiting for rain. In no time I reached No. 8 Kalighat Union Parishad Srimangal One of the tea research institutes of Bangladesh is located here.
Here in the nursery garden of tea plants, there were various flowering plants arranged in rows. Sir, with the permission of the authorities of our tea board premises, I took pictures of all the places.

Apart from various flowers and tea gardens, the Srimangal Tea Board also has an exceptional religious tree. The fruit was in our eyes a very beautiful and attractive tree named Nag Lingam, so quickly the car ran from there to the lava field. Finally, I reached Lauachhara Udyan in Kamalganj to see the tea gardens on both sides of the road. We all reached the forest gate of Laua Rham. Where was the Written century monument carved in huge green leaves?

Lauachara National Park,Kamalganj, Moulvibazar.

After completing the gate formalities as usual, we went out with a guide to see inside the forest without camels. The length of which was 1250 hectares. Walking further into the forest we saw many rare species of trees along the forest path. The plaques were inscribed with the names of trees, such as African teak, Chapa lis, Agar, Rangan, Mahogany, Ironwood, Cardamom, and Sundari. , Meeting Ga, Segun Pitraj Baspataetc. Suddenly we crossed a canal running over the road, it looked empty, empty of water, the water that was there.