Paharpur Buddhist Monastery in Naogaon district!

Hello local guide, greetings to all local guides. I have decided to physically visit the architectural works on the banknotes with pictures of Bangladeshi architecture and try to understand their importance, In-Sha-Allah. The first part in this series -
‘Paharpur Buddhist Monastery’ located in Badalgachhi Upazila of Naogaon District, which is on the 20 Taka note.

You will get a detailed description in each picture,
Let’s all travel through the pictures together.

How to go: You have to come to Joypurhat from Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. Now you can go to Paharpur Buddhist Monastery by train or bus from Joypurhat. Now you can go to Paharpur Buddhist Monastery by auto rickshaw or CNG.

Entry rules: To enter here, you have to take a ticket from the counter, which costs 30 Taka for Bangladeshi visitors, and for tourists from outside the country, the entry fee is 200 Taka.

Besides, there is a museum inside it, you have to take a separate ticket to enter, which costs 20 Taka.

After entering, we travel inside on foot. There is no access for the disabled here, not even a wheelchair access.

Entry schedule: It is closed all day on Sunday and Monday morning. It is also open from 11.00 AM to 6.00 PM every day.

Finally, we had lemon sharbat at a mobile restaurant here while looking for some food to relieve our tiredness.

If you are visiting Joypurhat or Naogaon, you must visit this Paharpur Buddhist Monastery. Trusting @KhokonSharker , @Designer_Biswajit , @Soykot_azam , @SoniaK , @SophatCHY , @Nurul_Hasnat , @NunungAfuah , @GaziSalauddinbd , @TitikMariati , @FarhanSadik @KashifMisidia , I request you to visit. Thank you all.

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Cerita yang ok @Aslam_hossain , fotonya bagus-bagus banget. Sirup nya pasti seger banget ya hmmmm sudah terbayang kesegarannya. Terimakasih :folded_hands:t2:

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Thank you @TitikMariati .

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Sama-sama @Aslam_hossain terimakasih kembali ya :+1:t3:

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Thank you for sharing this information! I’ve read about this place many times in textbooks, and I hope to visit it someday. :blush:

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Come and knock on my door before you come. I will definitely try to meet you. Thank you @Mr.Ray

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Wonderful initiative, @Aslam_hossain ! Exploring the architectural wonders on your banknotes in reality is such a brilliant idea. Your detailed post on Paharpur Buddhist Monastery, along with all the practical info like travel directions, fees, and accessibility notes, is fantastic.

​Thank you so much for tagging and inviting me! It has always been a great dream of mine to visit Bangladesh one day, and I am truly hopeful that In-Sha-Allah, I will be able to visit all these amazing places alongside you wonderful friends.

​Looking forward to the next parts of this series! :folded_hands:t2:

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Thank you @KashifMisidia for your very nice comment. You are welcome in our Bangladesh. Go see all the historical architectures of our country. But when you come to Bangladesh, definitely let me know in my inbox.

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অনেকে ইমোশন জড়িয়ে আছে, অনেক ছোট থাকতে পার করে গিয়েছিলাম।

ধন্যবাদ ভাই আমাদের দেশের একটি পুরাতন স্থাপনা তুলে ধরেছেন।

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অবশ্যই ভাইয়া যদি যাওয়ার সুযোগ পাই আপনাকে জানিয়েই যাবো :100:

@RomanSyed :handshake::handshake:

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Such a wonderful initiative! I’ve also wanted to visit the heritage sites highlighted on our banknotes and explore their history in person. Hopefully, In-Sha-Allah, I’ll get the opportunity to visit these beautiful places someday. Thank you for sharing! :sparkles::sparkles:

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Thank you @Nurul_Hasnat for expressing such beautiful feelings.

I will definitely come @Aslam_hossain Bhai. Thank you for your beautiful post. Local guides have a role in preserving the history of Bangladesh.