Sabek Danga Monument

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#Travel happy moments #Bangladesh #Global Travel #Discover the color of the journey #City Humanities Handbook The second stop of the Mosque City BAGERHAT motorcycle trip came to a very simple building, with a triangle top in four squares, and it was dark after entering. A tiny window can't bring any light under the wall thickness of 1.5M. After opening the flashlight, you can see that the wall has very beautiful decorations, all of which are Muslim flower geometric decorations. This quadrangle of forbidden buildings 2 directly brings time back to the 15th century history of the city built from the marsh by his builders. Almost all of the city's historic buildings are related to the Turkish saint who immigrated from Delhi's Sultanate. Because there are no alcoves and minaret, the building is not considered a mosque, but it is said that it used as his prayer room. Sabek Danga Monument Because of its name in Sabek Danga village, there is a former local landlord's house nearby, the locals are called Sabek Danga Rajbari, but there is not much historical value. The trip had just begun, and several buddies in the same group were hungry, and they came to a famous local cake shop to eat Brunch and drink tea. Continue along the road on the banks of the Bhairab River to the town of Bagerhat, along which are piled with hilly coconut shells, leaving local farmers busy.