SFB Atlas week1 "A historical place in Bangladesh (Panam City)"

How are you all? I hope everyone is well. Alhamdulillah I am fine too. Today I will be taking part in a beautiful contest of the Steem For Bangladesh community. This contest name is SFB Atlas week1 ;

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Thank you so much Sir @solaymann for organizing such a beautiful event.

⏰ Entry time is from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Weekly closing day is - Sunday.

Ticket price per person is 30 taka (1.8 steems at the steem price)

💁‍♂️ Location on Steem Atlas map :[//]:# (!steematlas 23.65591455 lat 90.60418904 long Panam City, Sonargaon, Narayanganj, Bangladesh d3scr)

💁‍♂️ Location on Google Map Panam city, Sonargaon, Narayanganj, Bangladesh

Steem-atlas Location	Google map Location

A few days ago I went to a tourist place (Panam City) located on the outskirts of our city. It is located in a place called Narayanganj. Although it is located about 10 kilometers from our city, I went there by car. The road there is very good and I think it is easy to go there from any place in the city or town. It does not require much money to go there from the city, but it took us only 250 taka, which is 15 steems at the steem price.

This Panam City is a traditional ancient city of Bengal. There are old buildings here that are 400 years old. Since the East India Company was here, many big businessmen lived here. There are 52 buildings in Panam city, almost in two rows.

There are 31 houses in the north and 21 in the south. The houses are rectangular and each house is one to three stories high. Each one was decorated with craftsmanship and cast-iron brackets, ventilators, and window grills were used along with bricks.

The city of Panam has a perfect plan, there are canals and ponds on both sides for the water supply of the city. Every house has a well, and to keep the city residents free from waterlogging, a slope has been made towards the canal.

In addition to residential buildings, there are mosques, temples, churches, monasteries, baths, dance halls, taverns, and art galleries inside the city.

However, although these houses are quite old, they are still standing on the ground, some buildings have been newly renovated and painted to bring out their former beauty. Again, due to the destruction of some buildings, there is nothing in the house except brick buildings and it looks like a very terrible house

The frames and railings of many houses have come off, as a result, the roofs of the houses are collapsing, the stairs and walls are collapsing. However, the surprising thing is that Panam is one of the 100 ruined historical cities in the world.

The entrance fee here is only 30 taka, but the ticket price is 300 taka for those who come here from many countries. This tourist attraction is closed on Sundays. It is open from 09.00 am to 05.00 pm. There is a little history of Panam City written in front of the ticket center, which is given in the picture.

I took a picture with a Swedish citizen who came from abroad there. It gave me a lot of joy and it was the first time I had seen such an old house, so it was very interesting for me.

It was not difficult to travel because of the trees inside, but seeing such old buildings and seeing what is ahead has awakened my desire every moment. There are only buildings there, there is nothing much inside. I was looking at some pictures of the buildings and the pictures of the crafts on the walls, which are quite beautiful.

It is impossible to understand its beauty without seeing it. The lost traditional buildings of our country are now one of the tourist attractions of our country, Panama City.

I came from Dhaka city and it cost 110 taka to sit there and 30 taka to enter the city, besides lunch there is a hotel there and there is Bengali food. You can eat as you wish. From Gulistan in Dhaka city, the Chittagong Road bus fare is only 40 taka and from there, a direct bus to Panam city is available for 60 taka.