"Lalbag Fort Tour"
Bismillahir Rahmanihir Rahim.
Dear friends! How are you all? I hope that by the grace of Allah you are well, healthy, and happy with your family. Enjoying the cloudy weather of the rainy season.
I am well, Alhamdulillah, by the infinite blessings of the Creator, with the blessings of your special prayers, I am healthy, happy with everyone and enjoying the drizzle at this moment (at the time of writing).


The topic that I want to share with you today is "Lalbag Fort Tour"
The time was in the beginning of 2024. I participated in the "World Ijtema 2024" with my colleagues from my beloved organization. I left my home district Sirajganj and headed towards the capital Dhaka. Since the road journey is difficult, I started the journey by rail. I will write in detail about the World Ijtema another day, InshaAllah.
One day during this trip, I decided to visit Lalbagh Fort on the wishes of all my colleagues.

I left the Bishwa Ijtema ground and walked to the bus stand. From there, I took a BRTC bus to the starting station of the Metrorail. Then, in the era of the Metrorail, I reached Dhaka University Station.
The Metro rail journey was beautiful.
I left Dhaka University Station by rickshaw for Lalbagh Fort. There were several people with me on the trip. As a result, I had to take a few rickshaws.
On the way, I felt that my rickshaw driver had made a mistake. I wondered if I had lost my companions or not.
Then, when everyone reached the gate of Lalbagh Fort, I thanked the Creator. I collected tickets from the ticket counter and reached the meeting inside Lalbagh Fort. I started enjoying the beautiful building, flower garden, clean campus, museum, etc.
Many other people like us have come to visit Lalbagh Fort. Some have come with their loved ones. Some have come with their beloved. Some are walking around holding their father's hand and mother's hand. And we, the colleagues, are walking around in a group.
Those who like to run wherever they want. They are capturing the scene that they like, they are also being captured by the camera.
I was no exception. I started capturing the scene that I liked as soon as I saw it and I also started being captured by the camera. I enjoyed it very much. When I was in primary level, one of my teachers used to say that when you go to visit the capital, you must definitely include Lalbagh Fort among your sightseeing places. The teacher used to jokingly say that if someone goes to the capital but does not visit Lalbagh Fort, then his visit is in vain.
Indeed, after entering Lalbagh Fort, I kept thinking about that teacher of my primary school.
So I would also like to echo my teacher's words,
Anyone who visits the capital Dhaka should visit Lalbagh Fort, otherwise their support will be in vain.
Today I am ending with a visit to Lalbagh Fort
Thank you for reading patiently.


