Sonargaon and Panam Nagar

After a long time, two friends thought I would spend the day on independently. According to the plan I started the journey at 8 in the morning. After finishing with Gulistan, I went to the Kachapura Bridge crossing Sonargaon Panam City. Panam City has cut the ticket of Tk 15 for every rupee.
Panam Nagar is 27 kms from Dhaka, which is 0.5 kms from the Sonargaon People and Crafts Foundation Museum. Located in the north. Panam Nagar is one of the 100 ruined historical cities of the world, which is located in sonargaon of Narayanganj district. Panam is the oldest city in Bengal. The people of the rich Hindu community once lived here.
World Monument Fund released Panam Nagar in 2006 on the list of the world's most devastating 100 historic installations. Panam Nagar, the capital of the year of Isa Khan. The big cities, the city of Khas, Panam Nagar - Panam among the three cities of the old Sonargaon were the most interesting. There are several hundred old buildings that are related to the history of Bengal's Barois Very close to Dhaka, 27 km south-east of Narayanganj, this city is located in Sonargaon very near. There are 52 establishments in the colonial era on the two sides of Panam City, around 20 square kilometers of Sonargaon. There are 31 in the north and 21 in the south. In the architecture of the deities, a mix of Mughal art was mixed with European art. Panam City has been built with perfect design. Almost every house has a well-equipped landscape with wells. To provide water to the city, the canals and ponds are located on both sides. Apart from residential buildings, there are places of worship, bath room, pantry, court hall etc. There are more structures around the city of Panam, such as the small Sardar house, the Isha Khan's arcade, the Nilkuthi, the merchant settlement, the Thakur house, the Panam Nagar bridge etc.
At 11 o'clock in the city of Panam City, on the way to the Sonargaon Folk Arts Museum in the first capital of Bengal, Sonargaon Folk Art Museum located in Sonargaon Upazila of Narayanganj district, located about 24 kilometers from the capital Dhaka. On 12 March 1975, in the initiative of developing the cultural trend of the people of rural Bengal people, Shilpacharya Zainul Abedin founded the old people of Sonamganj in an old house of Panam city, Bangladesh People and Crafts Foundation. Later in 1981, in order to highlight the artistic activities of the rural people in the nature and environment of Bengal under the open air of 150 bigha-size complex, artist Zainul Abedin attempted to build this museum in an open environment and Bangladesh People and Crafts Foundation Foundation moved to the house of Sardar, almost 100 years old. . There is also a rich library, a carpenter and a huge lake.
People and crafts museum in Bangladesh People and Crafts Foundation area in Sonargaon. It has got place here in Bangladesh, handicrafts of non-neglected rural and Bangladeshi artisans, daily commodity production of public life. In these artifacts, the traditional folk art form of ancient Bengal evaporated.
There are 10 galleries in the Sardar home. The galleries include wood carving, crafts, paintings and masks, indigenous life-based patterns, rural folk life, folk music and terracotta patterns, copper-brass patterns, iron-making patterns, folk ornaments and many more. Zainul Abedin Memorial Museum, established in a modern building rich in folk architecture, has a short history of the building. Only two galleries in this building
One gallery of these galleries is made of wood, which is rich in ancient and modern times. Besides, the natural features of Bangladesh are made from wood and wood, and the whole process of last sale is enhanced by a very attractive model. Outside these two buildings there are libraries, documentation centers, seminars, canteens, crafts, rural parks and various types of parks, pleasant lakes, naval boats to move around in the lake, beautiful fishing facilities and mountain ranges.
Exhibition of bamboo-cane, wood carving, soil, jamdani, nakshikantha, monopoly, jute, conch, potteries and oyster materials etc. made of unknown, unknown, financially neglected but the craftsmen of different regions of the country, made in the form of different varieties of dochala, chauchala and tribal people in karupalli. There are also sales centers.
Besides, there is a folk art fair organized in Baishakh every month. The festivals of folk songs such as folk songs, jatrupala, kabigan, etc. are presented in the festival. Folk artists and craftsmen came from remote areas of the fair. The fairs are sold in various hand-made items including soil, shola, bamboo, cane and cloth. There is also a lake arrangement in front of the museum and a cut in the winter season. The canteen for visitors to eat and drink.
How to go:
From Gulistan to Dhaka, the cockpowder crossing will land on the country's transport, the rent is Tk 40. It may take 1 hour, but on a day other than Friday, we have to take two to two and a half hours to hand. At the rooftop of the rooftop, auto is standing. The museum may be sold at the shares of 10 rupees Or go to Chittagong Road from Gulistan to Chittagong Road on Chittagong Road. From there you can go to CNG, the maximum rental of 120 taka. You can also go on the bus. Panam Nagar bus stand to go to the bus. From there, the Sonargaon Museum at Rickshaw. Entrance cost per person Rs. 20 Every Mercury and Thursday museum is closed.

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