The Beauty of Evergreen Bangladesh
By
Sachi G. Dastidar
Indian Subcontinent, especially her eastern and southern areas are known for green landscape of the tropical climate. Then again Bengal or the eastern subcontinent region is further known for its greenery and water. Moreover, Bengal – Bangladesh and West Bengal State of India, covers the largest delta of the world of the two of the largest rivers of the world, Ganga (Ganges) and Brahmaputra. This green landscape is charming to look at and drive through the area. Although Bangladesh is the land with highest density of population of any major nation, while driving or walking through the rural areas of the nation one barely feels that density. There are other places of my visit in Bangladesh, but they were mostly in the evening, or during rain, or without picture taking possibilities.
For millennium Bengali, Indian and indigenous Hindu culture and tradition developed where worshiping Mother Nature, and various seasons became a part of the culture, local flowers to grass to products from the greenery became a part of the tradition and celebration. Even trees and plants are offered special deity-like status, for example banyan tree, Bodhi tree, tulsi plant, or banana tree, to name a few.
Here are pictures of the Bangladesh greenery of 2022.
Mahilara, Gour Nodi, Barisal District in the South
LakshmanKathi, Barisal District in the South
Madaripur Ashram, Central Bangladesh
Madaripur City
Kadambari, Faridpur District
Shakpura, Chittagong District
Chittagong (Chattogram) City
Noakhali
Long Live Evergreen Bengal!Thanks to Mother Earth!
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