Lalmonirhat Tourist Spots in Bangladesh

Lalmonirhat Tourist Spots

Lalmonirhat is in Rangpur division. It was promoted into a district on 01 February 1984. An abandoned air base is in this district. Now a unit of Bangladesh Air Force is placed here. It is the birthplace of Poet Sheikh Fazlal Karim. Burimari land port is situated under Patgram Upazila. Trade and commerce between Bangladesh and India are conducted through this port.

The district had 33 enclaves. The two biggest enclaves of the district were Dahagram and Angarpota. Tin Bigha Corridor is situated close to the Panbari border boundary under the Kuchlibari union of Lalmonirhat. This corridor is used to go into the enclaves of Bangladesh named Dahagram and Angurpata. During the partition in 1947, some parts of Bangladesh became enclaves within the area of India.

1. Dharla Bridge at Mughalhat
2. Hazrat Shah Sufi Muhammad Fazlur Rahman Tomb (known as Blind Hafez)
3. Harano (lost) Mosque (8th century AH)
4. Hussain Sarabor (dry pond)
5. Ijaradar Mosque
6. Kakina Rajbari
7. Kabi Bari (house and collections of poet Sheikh Fazlul Karim)
8. Kutub Khana at Patgram,
9. Khetu Mohammad Sarkar Bridge and Well  at Aditmari
10. Kakina Zamindar Bari Hawakhana
11. Lalmonirhat District Museum
12. Mogalhat Zero Point
13. ‘Nag Lingam’ (rare variety of plant)
14. Subadar Monsur Khan Mosque (known as Nidaria Mosque)
15. Sindhumati dighi
16. Sindurmati at Lalmonirhat Sadar
17. Tin Bigha Corridor and Burimari Land Port (Patgram)
18. Tista Barrage (Hatibandha), Shalban (Hatibandha)
19. Tista Railway Bridge at Lalmonirhat Sadar
20. Tusharbandhar Zamindar Bari
21. Tushbhandar Zamindar Bari (Kaliganj),
22. Zamindar Mahima Ranjan Museum

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