Travel to my father-in-law's house for Eid festive by @nahid.abon

[realme C25s]

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We go home to the village on one Eid in a year, that is Eid-ul-Azha. We travel by train to my father-in-law's house in Jamalpur. Bangladesh Railway announced that the Jamalpur tickets will be cut off at noon hrs as usually we tried
from five places with five mobiles but could not get any tickets. Surprised that there was no ticket at that time. The question is where did the ticket go?

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[realme C25s]

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Not getting tickets, we decided to take a micro and leave Jamalpur then rented a micro. The exciting thing is that the micro driver doesn’t want to miss a single tip during Eid, so he gave us tips for Comilla all night and then picked us up at six in the morning.
5 hours road we reached Jamalpur in 10 hours. The main reason for this was that the driver tipped all night so he had a lot of sleep in his eyes, he walked away, and tears in his eyes. As a result, he was driving at a very steady pace, which included jams.

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[realme C25s]

It was very nice to see the scenery while the car was moving slowly like this besides, we had a lot of fun in the car and had luci, chicken, and sweets for breakfast in the morning.
After some distance, the driver gets oil for his car from a pump. Then we went down there and drank tea the kids had a lot of fun there for about 15 minutes. Again the car started moving and we listened to many songs in the car some are making videos and some are blogging. It was raining lightly in it again, all together the atmosphere was a different environment.

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[realme C25s]

Thus when we crossed Mymensingh we reached Muktagacha. We all know that a pearlescent monda (Sweet) is a lot of fun, so we all ate unable to handle greed. Also, Mymensingh's Balish Sweets are very beautiful and delicious so we bought pillow sweets too.

All in all, our Eid journey was very enjoyable even though it took a lot of time.