Bogra District

Bogra (Bengali: বগুড়া) is a northern region of Bangladesh, in the Rajshahi Division.[1] It is known as the door to North Bengal. Bogra is a mechanical city where numerous little and fair sized businesses are sited. Bogra locale was a part of the old Pundravardhana region and the remains of Mahasthangarh, the old capital of Pundravardhana, are found north of Bogra.

Behula Lakhindar Basar

Pabna District

The name Pabna may be gotten from Pundra or Poondrobordhon development. There is a 450-bed mental doctor's facility, second most seasoned in Indian Subcontinent. Ishwardi is one of the vital railroad intersections of the North Bengal and additionally in Bangladesh. Area's town comprises of fifteen (15) wards and thirty-four (34) Mahallas. It has a territory of 18.64 square kilometers. Locale was set up in 1832. The area comprises of eight (8) districts, 81 wards, 191 mahallas, nine (9) Upazilas, 72 union Parishad, 1321 Mouzas and 1540 towns.

The area has 8 Upazilas. They are Atgharia, Bera, Bhangura, Chatmohar, Faridpur, Ishwardi, Pabna Sadar, and Santhia. It is circumscribed with Natore and Sirajganj on the north, Rajbari and Kushtia on the south, Mankganj and Sirajganj on the east, The Ganges waterway and Kushtia on the west. Primary streams in Pabna are Padma, Jamuna, and Ichhamiti. Postal Code is 6600.NWD Code is 07227. Government official site is www.pabna.gov.bd.

House of Actress Suchitra /sen

Temple in Aunukul Chandra Asram