Narsinghdi's Rider Pond

Narsinghdi's Rider Pond

Monolova is a pyro that was built on the basis of the point of view of the Shitalakshya and the Brahmaputra river. The name of the puzzle is 'Riddling Chor'. And there is no possibility of tourism surrounding this charas. Sujla-Sufa, 4-kilometer long in diameter of the rustle-shaped ridge, is surrounded by greenery. If you see the huge wave of the rainy season in the rainy season, it seems like the sea beach of another Cox's Bazar. In the rainy season, tourists just came out of different areas to see this wave.

Two hundred years ago, 250 acres in the middle of the river between Taraganj, Raniganj, Lakhpur, Charasindur, Shitalakshya and Brahmaputra rivers, bounded by Gazipur and Narsingdi, and many others say that this mound has a peak or central pea. Because its position in the middle of four villages. Seeing from a distance, somebody seems to be thinking that the drowning titanic is awakening.

The river Shitalakshya, on the north, south, east and west of the Char, the Brahmaputra River in the northeast corner. Shibpur-Monohardi on the east side of Char and Kapasia-Kaliganj Upazila on the west side. Two districts Gazipur and Narsingdi on both sides During the monsoon season, two rivers are in the water. In winter it became more monologue. These chars have large papaya gardens, mangoes, jackfruit trees, Kalabagan and various varieties of crop fields. When birds and birds of birds hear the birds fly, they will fly away from the side of the grave and on the verge.

It is known that a bhuiya of Bhawal king and Bar Bhuiyan started a conflict between the beginning of Chara and started a conflict between Mhase Uddin. Local Matabbara came forward to resolve the dispute. They float in a river Kalsi. He said, people on the banks of river Kalsi river will get the chara. In the area on the west bank of the river, ie the Bhawal Raja (now in Kapasia of Gazipur). Since then, the riddle of the ridge occupied the Bhawal King Pargana of Westpara (now Kapasia of Gazipur). Hindu farmers started farming with the rent of the King of Bhawal. In 1816-1819, the British government surveyed Char and gave legitimate rights to the farmers. After the partition of India in 1947, Hindus sold the land of Char and sold it to India. Now ownership of the whole char is in the hands of Muslim farmers.

The soil of this grape is very fertile. There is no fruit that is not planted. There was a lot of sugarcane at one time. Now most vegetables are cultivated. Soil is very fruitful. Non-rooted crops delicious In 1960, 1988, the char was submerged in the flood of 1998. After the floods of 1960, water was accumulated in the grazing areas. As a result, fertility of the soil continued to grow.

In the 2006 SAARC Summit, it was proposed to announce the role of a ranch in rural tourism. But it has not been implemented yet. But the beauty of the nature has become a riddle of the people. In addition to the winter and monsoon season, there are huge crowds in Eid-ul-Fitr. Travelers came from far away to enjoy the fun of various events including birthdays, picnics, puzzle rides. Here is a management committee.

Chowdhara Chor Management Committee Committee Golam Mohammad. Taimuruzzaman said there is a provision of pure tubewell water, toilets, cooking and rest for the tourists.

Meanwhile, the locality demanded to bring the Charity under the tourism corporation. They said, if this riddle of the Shitalakshya and Brahmaputra rivers develop in the tourism industry, then there will be economic development along with creating employment locally.

On the other hand, Shilakshya Movement coordinator Mahbub Syed said, "If you get government patronage, the rocks will be a unique place for tourism and river tourism. Tourists from all over the country and the country used to come here to set up agriculture and river tourism and nature observation centers by keeping the nature-atmosphere here. Besides, the development of this region also created the path of employment for many people. The river could be saved from the hand of the occupier.