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Porzoton is a Bangladesh-based travel website that provides you with information about places to visit in Asia and the rest of the world, and likes to encourage and assist you in travel. We try to give you a moderate idea of where and how to go, where to stay and what to eat, and to show you images and videos of the places you would travel to so that you can make a good plan for your next trip. However, in addition to this practical information, we’ve tried to shed light on the importance and context of the historical and archaeological architectures of Bangladesh and beyond.

Mahasthangarh, Golden Wrecks of a Lost Civilization

Historic, Rajshahi / bogra tourist place, mahasthangarh, mohasthangarh / 4 minutes of reading

Mahasthangarh, The Golden Wrecks of a Lost Civilization Mahasthangarh is one of the primeval antiquities in Bangladesh. It’s also known as Pundravardhana or Pundranagar in history. Mahasthangarh was once the capital of Bengal. Archaeological evidences show that a civilized society established here about two and a half thousand years before the birth of Jesus Christ. Hiuen Tsang, a famous Chinese tourist traveled to Pundrunagar i.e. Mahasthangarh in 638 AD. He noticed …

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Shat Gombuj Mosque, Bagerhat

Khulna / shat gombuj mosque, Sixty Dome Mosque / 6 minutes of reading

Shat Gombuj Masjid (sixty dome mosque), Bagerhat, Bangladesh

Shat Gombuj Mosque, Bagerhat Shat Gombuj Mosque (sixty dome mosque) is the biggest mosque and the foremost spectacular Muslim monument of the ancient sultanate era within the whole of the Himalayan subcontinent. Historians estimate that Khan Jahan Ali—the famous Sufi and conqueror of the southern part of Bengal—built the mosque in the fifteenth century. The saint khan Jahan administered the realm till 1459 when he passed away, seated at Haveli-Khalifabad, which …

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Where The Path Ends

Natural / Porzoton, Tourism, Travel / 4 minutes of reading

‘Where is the end of the path, where is the end, what is in the end?’ A philosopher poet composed this perplexed question in his song. However, the path calls for all. Do you hear that? Do you know what is the benefits of traveling? In this article, we talk about five such things. By reading this, you’ll learn why you should travel.

Sada Pathor, Bholaganj: Where Nature Paints with White Stones

Bangladesh, Sylhet / Sada Pathor / 8 minutes of reading

‘Sada Pathor’ means white stone in Bangla. Here, the entire area is covered with white stones, which is why people now refer to it as Sada Pathor. Today, it has become a highly popular tourist spot in Sylhet, situated in Bholaganj within the Companiganj upazila of Sylhet, near the northern border of Bangladesh.

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