A warm welcome and congratulations to all the community members and all the members of this platform on today's new travel blog and also thank you to the community administration team whose tireless work is running this traveling community. Today I will introduce you to a place that is more than a hundred years old. That is, I will introduce you to a traditional zamindar house. I went there last 23rd with my friends.

Through this blog I will try to fully convey my travel experience and beauty of this place and also try to highlight more about the transportation system and its cost. By doing this, you will get an idea how much money can be spent for Bangladeshis to come here and how much it will actually cost from what distance and with that you can enjoy the beauty of this place to your heart's content. The most interesting thing is that there is no need to purchase any kind of entry ticket to enter this place. Only you can really enjoy the full heritage of this manor house through the transport system.

This century old traditional zamindar house is located in Palash, a remote area of our Narsingdi district in Bangladesh. To come here from Narsingdi Sadar Upazila, the fare will be 70 to 80 taka by rickshaw. And you can come here by different means like by risca, by auto and by CNG also you can come by your own bike. The maximum time you will need to reach here is just forty minutes or less from Narsingdi city. And you can get down to this house directly by car means the transportation system is good enough. Upon entering, you will see this beautiful traditional building with various types of crafts that will fill your mind. Since it was very old, I felt good at first, but slowly a fear was working inside my mind, I felt like I had come to a ghostly place. Since we were several friends together, we didn't have that much fear but we all enjoyed it.

After that we tried to explore the surroundings of this palace and other monuments and we also took a group photo with all the friends we visited to keep as a memory. Which I have already presented to you. Then we visited some other places of this landlord's house. It is originally known as Laxman Sen's Zamindar Bari. And when I went there I came to know that these zamindars had left them in India during the partition of the country in 1947. And since then, it has been like this, carelessly but incredibly beautiful, tourists often flock to see the gourd. Then I went to the back of this manor house and took a picture for you from there so you can understand how terrible it looks from the back. Since all the friends got together, they conquered the fear and enjoyed this part of the last day very well.

After walking around Laxman Sen's zamindar house, I went to the basement of Laxman Sen's zamindar house and looked around at all the colors and every room was very nice and since no one is very old it was the most scary. Even then we looked around as best we could and from above we saw the old temple of Laxman Sen a little in front of the zamindar's house. And to present to you the craftsmanship of that temple, I collected a picture from the second floor of the landlord's house, which I presented to you. Although they are all locked up and unattended so you can see how horrible it looks just by looking at the picture.

After that, we friends went around and saw everything until almost evening. We all collected some pictures as we liked and collected the most pictures to keep the memory of this place. The fun of visiting such a place with all friends is different. Please comment and let me know how you like Laxman Sen's zamindar house. Each of your comments inspires me to write my next blog. I have tried my best to highlight the exquisite beauty and craftsmanship of Laxman Sen's Zamindar house in this blog. This concludes today's traveling blog, stay connected with me for next blog. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for staying with my blog for so long.