An wonderful tour experienced

I have been on many trips in my life but one of the best trips i have ever had was traveling with friends.This was my first trip with friends without family.Our plan was to become a doctor so we didn't take any University exams.I said at home that we will go for the exam but instead of going for the exam we traveled to 3 districts.We went on a 10 day tour. First we went to Dhaka by train. It was the first visit to Dhaka with friends. The journey was very interesting.Four of us went on the trip, they are Shariar, iqbal,samin and me. After going to Dhaka, we stayed at a friend's house and spent a night there.Next day i went to toggy fun world with my friends an enjoyed a lot. .The next day we left for Rajshahi because there was an exam in Rajshahi University. We took the exam in Rajshahi University and explored the  University.

University is so good and so big.After finishing our exam we went to T badh which is famous in the Rajshahi district.

 That night we tired Rajshahi's famous  khala bhuna that was so delicious and testy.Next day,me and my one of the best friend samin went to Varendra Research museum and explored it. It is the visitor attraction at the heart of  Rajshahi and observed  by Rajshahi University  in Bangladesh. It is known as a oldest museum in Bangladesh. It was the first museum which is established in East Bengal in 1910.So many historical items in this museum like as Buddhist and Hindu stone sculptures and modern wood sculptures also  Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit and old bengali stone inscriptions and sculptured stones of the Muslim period etc.

Next day we went to khulna which is also my hometown as well. Firstly, I took my friends to my village house and we stayed there for two days. The first day we catched fish in the pond and BBQ the fish there. We also walked the village streets together and talked to the villagers. On the second day we visited the Shat Gambuj Mosque which is a historical site of Bangladesh We  took a lot of picture there and also looked around the  architecture.It is the largest mosque in Bangladesh from the sultanate period (1352–1576). 


It was built by Khan Jahan Ali.The mosque has 77 squat domes with 7 four-sided pitched bengali domes in the middle row and also has vast prayer hall and also has  11 arched doorways on east and 7 each on north and south for ventilation and light.Last day me and my friends went to my aunty's house because aunty invited us.Aunty made different kinds of delicious food such as chicken biryani, chicken masala, Chicken Kabab, Samai pitha which is a famous dish in khulna and so on.We did a lot of fun in there.In that night,We came back home. We enjoyed a lot of fun in those days. It was an exciting adventure in my life.


 

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