কিশোরগঞ্জের ঐতিহ্যের প্রতীক ১১ সিন্ধু ঘুরে আসলাম । Scooter Riding

The plan was to leave for Kishoreganj after dawn. I woke up in the morning and got ready, but it was raining heavily, so I was delayed by about an hour. Since it was a holiday, I quickly walked to Rajendrapur intersection and had my morning breakfast at the Surma restaurant here. After breakfast, I walked along the beautiful roads of Rajendrapur and came to Kapasia on the Shitalaksha River, where I took pictures and videos of Fakir Majnu Shah Brijev. Then I went to Tok; I stood on the river bank at the meeting point of three districts (Gazipur, Mymensingh and Kishoreganj) and enjoyed the natural scenery here. Just a ten-minute walk from Tok, I came to the historic Egaro Sindhur. The fort of Egaro Sindhur no longer exists; it has been reduced to a pile of earth over time. In Egaro Sindhur, Isha Khan defeated the Mughal general Man Singh (Emperor Akbar's brother-in-law) in a head-on battle. In Egaro Sindhur itself, there are two 400-year-old mosques (Sheth Mahmud Mosque and Sadi Mosque). I tried to learn the history of these two mosques and collected video footage. Then, after riding for about 45 minutes, I came to the house of the Gangatia landowner. It is located in Hosenpur, Kishoreganj, which is also known as the house of Manab Babu; who is the last heir of the landowner's family. As far as I know, this is the only landowner's house in Bangladesh where the descendants of that landowner live. After wandering around Gangatia, I went straight to my grandmother's house in Kishoreganj. I will be staying in Kishoreganj for the next few days and will visit some other tourist places of Kishoreganj including Pagla Masjid, Jungle Bari, Gurudwara and others. I had to work very hard to find the fort and mosque in Egaro Sindhur; Google map failed to show the route; I crossed the terrible off-road in Egaro Sindhur area with the help of local people. Surprisingly, when I was recording videos from outside the mosque, the local Muslims and elders who had come for Jumma prayers invited me to enter the mosque premises and collect good footage. I don't wear a hijab or any other such veiled clothing; yet I am impressed by the religious openness of the people of Kishoreganj. #TravelDiaries #Wanderlust #ExploreTheWorld #TravelWithMe #JourneyBegins #AdventureTime #BeautifulDestinations #TravelPhotography #VlogLife #BangladeshTravel #ExploreBangladesh #ScooterVlog #ScooterLife #ScooterRide #RideWithMe #TwoWheelerLife #ScooterJourney #DailyRide #RoadTrip #BikeAndScooterLife #RiderLife #OnTheRoad #TravelVlog #BangladeshRider #ExploreWithMe #RideAndExplore