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Mahasthangarh (মহাস্থানগড় ) বাংলার ইতিহাসের এক অন্যতম নিদর্শন | Bogra | Rajshahi | Bangladesh

#mahasthangarh #bangladeshtourism #মহাস্থানগড় ় Mahasthangarh (মহাস্থানগড় ) বাংলার ইতিহাসের এক অন্যতম নিদর্শন | Bogra | Rajshahi | Bangladesh In this video, we take you on a Mahasthangarh Bogra tour, visiting key landmarks such as the Mahasthangarh Museum (Jadughor), the Mazar, and other fascinating historical spots. Learn about the history of Mahasthangarh, its connection to ancient civilizations, and why it's a must-visit destination for history lovers. 📌 Topics Covered in This Video: ✅ Mahasthangarh History – The ancient city of Pundranagar ✅ Mahasthangarh Museum – Discover historical artifacts ✅ Mahasthangarh Mazar – A spiritual site with historical importance ✅ Mahasthangarh Bogra Tour – Exploring the ruins and surroundings ✅ Mahasthangarh Paragraph – Key facts and historical insights If you're planning a Mahasthangarh tour, this video will give you all the essential information! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more historical and travel content. Entrance to Mahasthangarh – Boro Tengra / Shonyashir Dhap The gateway to Mahasthangarh, marked by Boro Tengra (also known as Shonyashir Dhap), sets the stage for a journey into a landscape steeped in history and ancient architecture. Bairagir Bhita This site was originally constructed and later reconstructed over four distinct eras: the 4th–5th centuries AD, the 6th–7th centuries, the 9th–10th centuries, and the 11th century. Excavations here have uncovered modest temple-like base structures along with two finely carved sandstone pillars. Khodarpathar Bhita At Khodarpathar Bhita, archaeologists recovered several stone fragments depicting a transcendent Buddha accompanied by devotees in the anjali pose—hands gracefully folded in prayer. Parasuramer Prasad This area presents remnants from three different periods. The earliest finds include a stone Visnupatta from the 8th century AD, linked to the Pala era. Later discoveries from the 15th–16th centuries reveal glazed fragments of Muslim origin, and the most recent layer has produced two coins from the British East India Company, dated 1835 and 1853. Mankalir Dhap Here, a wealth of artifacts has been brought to light, including terracotta plaques and bronze figures of deities such as Ganesha and Garuda. The base ruins of a 15-domed mosque, dating back to the 15th–16th century, further highlight the site's rich cultural legacy. Govinda Bhita Situated 185 meters northeast of Jahajghata and facing the site museum, Govinda Bhita displays remnants spanning a vast period—from the 3rd century BC to the 15th century AD. Excavations have revealed the foundational remains of two ancient temples. Totaram Panditer Dhap Located in the village of Vihara, about 6 km northwest of the citadel, this site has unveiled structural remains of a once-active monastery that now lies in ruins. Narapatir Dhap Found in Basu Vihara village, roughly 1.5 km northwest of Totaram Panditer Dhap, Narapatir Dhap has yielded the base structures of two monasteries along with a temple. Notably, Cunningham identified this location as the one visited by the famed Xuanzang (Hiuen Tsang) in the 7th century AD. Gokul Medh Also known as Behular Basar Ghar or Lakshindarer Medh, this mound is situated in the village of Gokul, approximately 3 km south of the citadel. It is accessed via a narrow road branching off the Bogra-Rangpur highway. Excavations between 1934 and 1936 revealed a terraced podium containing 172 rectangular blind cells, dating the structure to the 6th–7th century. Local legends associate this site with the iconic figures Lakshmindara and Behula, and additional mounds in the village further enrich its archaeological significance. Khulnar Dhap Located in the village of Chenghispur, about 700 meters west of the northwest corner of the citadel, Khulnar Dhap has provided evidence of an ancient temple through its structural remnants. Bhimer Jangal This notable embankment begins at the northeast corner of Bogra town and stretches northward for roughly 30 miles until it reaches a marshy area known as Damukdaher Bit, within the Govindaganj police station area in Rangpur District. Historically, it is believed that this embankment channeled water toward Ghoraghat. mohastangor of bangladesh mahasthangarh bogra// মহাস্থানগড়ের ইতিহাস mahasthangarh bogra mahasthangarh mohastangor kon nodir tire obosthito mahasthangarh tour mahasthangarh jadughor mahasthangarh paragraph mahasthangarh bogra tour mahasthangarh museum mahasthangarh history mahasthangarh majar mahasthangarh history mahasthangarh bogra history mahasthangarh bogra history of pundranagar mahasthangarh