The name of the historical place is Ahsan Manzil Museum.

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I am @saifuddinmahmud from Bangladesh. I am very excited to join the contest. The contest organized by @damithudaya sir. I am writing about the place which i visited.

My concept about the tourist attraction.

Ahsan Manzil Museum

A few days ago I went to visit a historical place in my country Bangladesh.This place is called Ahsan Manzil Museum. It is located in a place banks of Buriganga river, Kumartuli area of ​​Islampur,Old Dhaka.This hundred years old building contains the history of Bengal. Here it is actually known how the Nawabs of earlier days managed the governance, how they behaved, what they did for the people, how they used their soldiers to protect the country, the equipment used by the soldiers and the war tactics etc. Now i am describing about the place to know my other steemian friends.

Description about Ahsan Manzil Museum

Visited place Name: Ahsan Monjil Museum.
Ticket Website link :
https://www.ahsanmanzilticket.gov.bd/

To know about Ahsan Manzil Museum link
02-8619396
https://g.co/kgs/uyPT16f

Location: Banks of Buriganga river, Kumartuli area of ​​Islampur,Old Dhaka.

Google Map
https://maps.app.goo.gl/bGE9j3QvFMbBKro66.

I used the location for my foreigner steemian friends from Dhaka International Airport to Ahsan Manzil.

My location: From my home to Ahsan Manzil.
visit https://maps.app.goo.gl/gj1hxiAdPFgoy4mF7

Visiting Hour

Saturday-Wednesday
Morning 10:30 AM - afternoon 5:30 PM.
Friday
3:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Ticket Price

Ticket Type	Price BDT	Steem Price
Bangladeshi adult	40 tk	2.5 steem
Bangladeshi child	20 tk	1.5 steem
Foreigner	500 tk	30.5 steem
SAARC	300 tk	18.5 steem

Ticket Selling System
Saturday-Wednesday
Time: 10:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday
3:00 PM - 6:30 PM.

The following rules inside the museum

• Food, drinks, sticks, bags, cameras, umbrellas, weapons, and helmets are not allowed inside the museum.
• Visitors must deposit their belongings at the luggage counter and collect a token. They can retrieve their items by returning the token after their visit.
• Visitors are responsible for the safety of their money, gold, silver, and other valuables.
  Mobile phones: Using mobile phones is prohibited inside the galleries.
• Taking photos and videos is not allowed in the galleries without prior permission.
• Photography is allowed in the museum with prior permission.
• Visitors must keep their entrance tickets safe until they leave the museum.
• Touching any exhibit is prohibited.
• Visitors should avoid speaking loudly and disturbing others.
• Visitors should walk carefully on the wooden floors in the galleries.
• Visitors should avoid crowding and allow others to view the exhibits.
• Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the museum.
  Guided tours: Group visitors can avail themselves of guided tour services with prior arrangement.
• Museum publications are available for sale at the sales center on the ground floor of the palace building.
• Visitors can submit written complaints (including name, address, and phone number) in the complaint box. Action will be taken on the complaints, and the visitors will be informed.
• The Ahsan Manzil Museum is the pride of everyone, and it is everyone's responsibility to maintain it.

History of Ahsan Manzil

It is located banks of Buriganga river in Islampur of old Dhaka. It was the palace of the Nawabs of Dhaka. Now it is using as a museum. Nawab Abdul Ghani was the founder of this. He was a son named Khaja Ahsanullah. By this name its called Ahsan Manzil. Its constructed between 1859-1872 year. A famous party named the Muslim League was decided to establish from here. Now it is a museum. Once Sheikh Inayetullah Ahsan, a zamindar of Jalalpur Pargana, built a palace called Rangmahal at the present site of Manzil. After his son sold the palace to a French merchant. In 1835 Khwaja Alimullah who lived in Begombazar bought it and started living there. Nawab Abdul Ghani rebuilt the palace in 1872. After completing the new building, he named it Ahsan Manzil by his son's name Khwaja Ahsanullah.

There have many historical things inside the building.

These were used by the Nawabs of the previous days in the battlefield. Different types of swords, shields, swords were used by the soldiers. There is also what kind of dress they used.

Nawabs of yesteryear used to hunt animals. Here is a symbol of what kind of animals they accepted.

There are various items used by them. There are chairs tables tea cups food plates etc. which carry the beauty of tradition.

The building is surrounded by a flower garden. Blooming flowers in the flower garden add to the beauty of the building.

This building is famous all over the world including the Asian continent for its architectural style. This building fascinates people with its craftsmanship.

Thanks to everyone who read my post. I also invite my steemian friends to visit this historical place.

I invited three of my friends
@rafi67
@hasank
@azad45