বাংলাদেশের ৫টি ভুতুড়ে এবং অমিমাংসিত স্থান | Top 5 Haunted and Mysterious Places in Bangladesh.

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In this video you can know about five haunted places of Bangladesh (বাংলাদেশের ৫টি ভুতুড়ে স্থান). These places are Unresolved (অমিমাংসিত). Many people try many ways to short out the problems but failed. We can easily know these type of news through newspaper, online blogs, websites and socials media sites.

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Guns of Barisal:

Barisal Guns or Guns of Barisal refers to some of the monstrous words that occurred in the nineteenth century in the Barisal area of East Bengal . Such inexplicable words are collectively called mistpuffers . Similar sounds have been heard on the banks of the Ganges in India, such as Barisal , the United States , Belgium , Scotland , Italy , the Netherlands , Japan , the Philippines , Australia, and the North Sea. It is known that Barisal Gans was mentioned in the documents for the first time around 180 AD. However, it is mentioned in the documents that it could be heard from the beginning of the nineteenth century. Poet Sufia Kamal writes in her autobiography that in her childhood she heard the sound of such a mysterious explosion from the elders. In his words, he had never heard this word since 1950. Several projects have been speculated about how the Barisal Guns actually originated, but none of them have been proven.

Baga Lage:

Bagakaina lakes or Boga lake, the maximum height is a fresh water lake . About 70 km from Bandarban town, Lake Bagakain is located on the Keokaradong Mountains in Ruma Upazila. It is about 1,248 feet (360 m) above sea level. The strange formation of Boga Lake on the top of another small hill in the shape of a funnel or funnel is much like a volcanic volcano. There are myths or legends of Bam, Marma, Mro, Khumi and Tripura about the creation of Lake Bagakain. One such legend is that there is a Bom Para (Bagamukhpara) and a Murang Para next to Bagahra. The indigenous tribes are other tribes including Bam , Murang or Mro , Thanchangya and Tripura . According to local tribal legend, a long time ago a dragon lived in a cave in the mountains . Dragon called "white"Is called. The locals used to offer cattle to please the dragon god. But once a few people kill this dragon god, the peak turns into a submerged lake and destroys the villages. Although there is no real evidence for this legend, the legendary fire-like dragon or white and volcanic structure of the lake coincides with the idea of a dead volcano.

Lalbagh Fort:

Lalbagh Fort (Kila Aurangabad) is an unfinished Mughal fort located on the banks of the river Buriganga in the south-west of Dhaka . Its construction was started in 1678 , the Mughal Subedar Muhammad Azam Shah by, who was the Emperor Aurangzeb's son and the Emperor himself were fledged. His successor, Mughal subaddar Shaista Khan , resumed construction in 180, but did not finish. Azam Shah, the 3rd son of Emperor Aurangzeb, the Mughal prince, started its construction in 16 AD while he was the subaddar of Bengal. He was in Bengal for 15 months. Before the construction of the fort was completed, his father Emperor Aurangzeb summoned him to Delhi to quell the Maratha rebellion . At this time the construction of the fort stopped after the construction of a mosque and a court hall. Subaddar Shaista Khan came to Dhaka again in 180 AD as the subadar of Bengal and resumed the construction of the fort. In 184, Rahmat Banu (Peri Bibi), daughter of Shaista Khan, died here.

Strange village Chikankala:

Chikankala is one of the highest and most inaccessible villages in Bangladesh bordering Myanmar. Most of the settlements in Chikankala village belong to the indigenous Murang or Mrora community. However, they are very nice and enjoyable people. If you ever visit that area you may think that this area is completely out of the world. The village of the Murang community is located in the Bangladesh-Burma No-Man's Land. According to GPS estimates, it is located about 2600 feet above sea level. The idea of the people of the village is that this forest is inhabited by unsatisfied demons. Every year suddenly a strange incense sound comes from the forest without any notice. And when they heard this sound, everyone from the children to the old people of the village became terrified.

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