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Rasulpur National Park,

Dokhla Rest House,

Pirgachha rubber garden

Kakraid seed production farm.

 

v Although there are many places to visit in different parts of Bangladesh, Shalban in Madhupur Garh of Tangail district is a historical place. Especially in May, the worn leaves of the shawl fall off and are adorned with new foliage. All around, the greenery and the various species of seedlings and shrubs growing in the forest fill the mind. Then, here and there in the forest, there are beautiful purple flowers. However, as soon as the month of June came, the landscape changed and the Shalban became a dense forest.

The distance from the main gate of Madhupur National Park to Dokhla Rest House is about 10 km. The main vehicle to enter the forest on the road is the car. If you go to other places in the nearby forest, you have to go a little further. The areas around Madhupur National Park are inhabited by indigenous villages.

On the way from Tangail district town to Mymensingh, go to a place called Rasulpur Mazar and on the left is the main gate of Madhupur National Park. Next to the gate is the Madhupur National Park Range Office and the office of the Assistant Forest Conservator. There you have to stop the car and enter the forest with permission at the gate. In addition, go a little further to a place called 25 miles and cross the road about 9 km on the right to find the location of Dokhla Range Office and Dokhla Rest House. There also you have to enter the forest with permission. Adjacent to the National Park is the Rasulpur Range Office of the Mymensingh Forest Department. Next to it there is Jalai Rest House and Mahua Cottage.

The view of Abhyamatmar of Madhupur forest is very captivating. The scenery and environment of the green forest is natural. Walking on the brick bed road, the sight of green forest on both sides of the road catches the eye. Moni gets lost in a quiet-frozen forest without noise.

The area of ​​Madhupur National Park is 20,640 acres. When you enter the forest through the main gate, you can see only the Shalban and the greenery. There are various species of trees in the forest, such as shawl, behera, amalki, turmeric, mango, jiga, bhadi, ashvath, bot sarpagandha, asparagus, jaina, bidha, azuki / hargaja, behula etc. There are different species of mountain potatoes, shots; There are a variety of unnamed herbs. Among the spectacular animals there are innumerable monkeys, Hanuman, there are various species of birds, deer, forest cats, wild roosters, Bagdasa etc. There is a deer breeding center right in the middle of the forest. The eye-catching Chitra deer can be seen roaming in this center adjacent to Lahariya Beat Office. Hanuman's ceremony will fascinate everyone there too. If you climb up to the high tower next to it, you have to be fascinated to see the green growth in the abyss of Madhupur Park, even if only for a while. From there, on the way to Dokhla Rest House, you can see green shawl forests and various species of trees growing on both sides of the road. There are no people. There is only Shunshan silence and the call of the wings.

 

Dokhla Rest House, Chunia Cottage, Bakul Cottage, two picnic spots, Jui and Chameli Gardens. There is a youth hostel and a high-rise tower, playground, drinking water system, toilet, electricity system. Next to it is a small market, surrounded by tribal palasni. Bimal Anand can be found wandering around there in leisure. Indigenous lifestyles are diverse. At the end of the Dokhla 25-mile road, in the Jalchatra area, the indigenous people weave their own looms and sell "Caritas", a sales center for a variety of silk textiles.

 

Let Madhupur National Park be the talk of the town. May this historic forest survive with the sincere cooperation of all, may the wild animals survive. Long live this Madhupur forest in the remnants of the country's forest resources, long live the people. Only then will a tradition of Madhupur Garh survive.