Travelling is a good thing and travelling keeps the body and mind healthy, but this is not my opinion, it is the opinion of wise judges. They say that maybe we should travel at least once a month, a week or a year, but we can travel to any nearby place occasionally and due to this travel, our mind really becomes very fresh, and the children of the house, along with us, are also very happy with it.

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Anyway, the purpose of today's walk is to say something in favour of walking around. Today, a tree fair is being celebrated a little away from our house, and we will all go there with our family. So, I woke up in the morning and did my homework. My son did not have school. As usual, after eating breakfast, I quickly finished my lunch and took a rest in the afternoon.

Then, as soon as the call to prayer was given, I woke up, prayed, got ready, and got my son ready. My husband came from outside, and we rode our bikes to the fair. But there was only one problem. As soon as I entered the fair, I saw that the place was dirty with a lot of mud. However, there was no shortage of people. A lot of people had gone. We slowly moved forward.

What we saw was that the entire fair area was beautifully decorated, with lighting and a stage inside the fair, and each stall had its own installation, and there were rows of trees in those stalls. There were a lot of trees here, from small to large, and different types of trees, and some of them had writings on them.

Especially the fruit trees have been tagged. We visited all the shops, but since there is no space in my house, I did not choose any tree. Then I went outside and took my son on two rides, one of which was a jumping ride and the other was a balloon shooting gun. There are also many food stalls.

Here, besides shrimp and fish chops, muri-makha popcorn, almond fuchka, chatpati, there are various types of sherbet, and also there are balloons for the little boys. We bought a balloon for my son, and his rights were completed. We went into the shop and ordered fuchka there.

But the surprising thing here is that the price of a plate of fuchka here was 80 taka, whereas there were 7 to 8 fuchkas. I was surprised. Maybe I thought it would be 50 taka, but it would cost 80 taka. Even then, it was beyond my imagination. I ate it, but the tamarind thing here was not very good. It was very spicy, so my son and I had a lot of difficulty. Then we paid the bill and moved on.

However, if you go out of the fair and go towards the front, you will find some more food stalls. Here you will find various items, including hot jilapi sweets and twelve thousand onions. We bought half a kilo of jilapi sweets and twelve fried onions from there,

That's all for today, see you soon on a new blog, until then, stay well.