The Royal Bengal Tiger.

Royal Bengal Tiger is without question the most wonderful wild animal these nights. It is the countrywide animal of Bangladesh. It has decided the particular roost of significant feild types for most area of the present millennium. Royal Bengal Competition is crimson red together with filter dark-colored, greyish or perhaps darkish lines, usually in the straight route. The bottom part is rich and passionate or white; a unusual version features a chalky bright cover together with deeper lines and frigid red sight. The fat is, men 225 kg, females 135 kg. It is recognized as so because of the royal look and comes in Bengal or Bangladesh (Sundarbans). It for on approach to large fodder such since hogs, deer, antelopes, and also buffalo.

Tiger is the greatest living member of the particular cat household. It features a elegant designed. The red yellow-colored cover with dark-colored traces gives it a sophisticated look. Ventrally it will be bright. Its hearing are dark-colored externally and each of them features a popular bright spot about it. The scientific name regarding tiger is 'Panthera tigris'. The foundation of the cat household from that which you know these days will be Siberia. From there, they moved down southern region because the environment became chillier.

Tigers are usually discovered in Siberia, Manchuria as well as the Oriental place. In The japanese, Native indian and Malaysia will be the two popular nations in which lions live. The Local indian lions, the Royal Bengal lions will be the most elegant creatures identified in Sundarban in Bengal. In Native indian there were over 40 million lions initially of the Last millennium. Today it is very sad to see or watch that the research is significantly lower.


The reasons for opposition becoming an vulnerable types are out of control downing of plants ultimately causing the shrinking of the surroundings of the competition, loss in preys, increase of poaching for the wonderful skin. The cure of annihilation pressured the govt of Native indian to start out the 'Project Tiger' around the first of April 1973 if the tiger population was lower than 2000. Originally nine competition supplies were chosen. This number has now improved. The tiger life in numerous environments open woods, wet time tested jungles and also apple grove swamps. The diet comprises mainly regarding deer, antelopes, gaurs and also outrageous hogs.

Some intriguing facts:
1. Since tigers hunt mostly in the evening & dawn their beating help them hide inside the shadows of tall grasses. They stalk & pounce because they're unable to chase prey a lengthy distance.

2. The territorial guys tiger usually moves on your own, labels his restrictions together with pee, excrement, and first represents to notify away from trespassers.

3. A tiger can eat up to 40 kg (88 lb .. ) of various meats in a providing.

4. Tigers may move their particular fodder to water you can eat. They are generally noticed in the color or planning regularly to cool away from.

5. Since white tigers have got pigmented lines and glowing blue eyes, they are not necessarily albinos.

6. It is approximated there are less than 3, 000 Bengal tigers remaining inside the wild.

Noble Bengal Tiger is unquestionably the most fascinating outrageous animal today. It could be the national animal of Bangladesh. It has ruled the particular roost of major felid species for most area of the current century. Royal Bengal Competition is reddish orange together with narrow black, gray or perhaps brown stripes, generally in the vertical direction. The underside is creamy or white-colored; a rare variant features a chalky white coat together with darker stripes and frigid blue eyes. The fat is, male 225 kg, feminine 135 kg. It could be the largest existing member with the cat family. It is called so due to its royal look and comes in Bengal or Bangladesh (Sundarbans). It feeds on method to large prey for instance pigs, deer, antelopes, and also buffalo


Some interesting information:

1. Since tigers hunt mostly in the evening and dawn their beating help them hide inside the shadows of tall grasses. They stalk and pounce because they cannot chase prey a cross country.

2. The territorial men tiger usually travels on your own, marking his boundaries together with urine, droppings, and scuff marks to warn away from trespassers.

3. A tiger can consume up to 40 kg (88 lb .. ) of meat in a feeding.

4. Tigers may drag their particular prey to water you can eat. They are commonly noticed in the shade or wading in pools to cool off.

5. Since white tigers have got pigmented stripes and glowing blue eyes, they are not necessarily albinos.

6. It is estimated there are less than 3, 000 Bengal tigers left inside the wild.

Noble Bengal Tiger is unquestionably the most fascinating outrageous animal today. It could be the national animal of Bangladesh. It has ruled the particular roost of major felid species for most area of the current century. Royal Bengal Competition is reddish orange together with narrow black, gray or perhaps brown stripes, generally in the vertical direction. The underside is creamy or white-colored; a rare variant features a chalky white coat together with darker stripes and frigid blue eyes. The fat is, male 225 kg, feminine 135 kg. It could be the largest existing member with the cat family. It is called so due to its royal look and comes in Bengal or Bangladesh (Sundarbans). It feeds on method to large prey for instance pigs, deer, antelopes, and also buffalo


Some interesting information:

1. Since tigers hunt mostly in the evening and dawn their beating help them hide inside the shadows of tall grasses. They stalk and pounce because they cannot chase prey a cross country.

2. The territorial men tiger usually travels on your own, marking his boundaries together with urine, droppings, and scuff marks to warn away from trespassers.

3. A tiger can consume up to 40 kg (88 lb .. ) of meat in a feeding.

4. Tigers may drag their particular prey to water you can eat. They are commonly noticed in the shade or wading in pools to cool off.

5. Since white tigers have got pigmented stripes and glowing blue eyes, they are not necessarily albinos.

6. It is estimated there are less than 3, 000 Bengal tigers left inside the wild.




Noble Bengal Tiger is unquestionably the most fascinating outrageous animal today. It could be the national animal of Bangladesh. It has ruled the particular roost of major felid species for most area of the current century. Royal Bengal Competition is reddish orange together with narrow black, gray or perhaps brown stripes, generally in the vertical direction. The underside is creamy or white-colored; a rare variant features a chalky white coat together with darker stripes and frigid blue eyes. The fat is, male 225 kg, feminine 135 kg. It could be the largest existing member with the cat family. It is called so due to its royal look and comes in Bengal or Bangladesh (Sundarbans). It feeds on method to large prey for instance pigs, deer, antelopes, and also buffalo








Sundarban; A Normal Wonder:

Sundarban





Sundarban, operating out of the district of Khulna, is unique because of it’s dimensions and significance in balancing the area Eco-system. Sundarban is the biggest mangrove forest on earth. The name of Sundarbans provides three possible derivations: the particular forest of Sundari treee (Hertiera fomes); gorgeous (sundar) forest (ban); and also forests of ocean (Samundar Ban). Every year numerous tourists come to Bangladesh limited to visiting Sundarban.



Mudaskkiper



Crab!!



The nature of Sundarban are the key attraction of it. According to the wild life sanctuary it's estimated that there are now concerning 400 Royal Bengal Tigers and also about 30, 00 spotted deer in your community. Sunderban is home to numerous different species of chickens, mammals, insects, reptiles and also fishes. over 120 species regarding fish and over 260 species of birds are already recorded in the Sundarban. The Gangetic River Dolphin (Platanisia gangeticus) is common inside the rivers. No less than 50 types of reptiles and ten species of amphibians are know that occurs. The Sundarban support the sole population of the Estuarine or perhaps salt water Crocodile inside Bangladesh, and that population is estimated at lower than two hundred individuals.



Birds regarding Sundarban



Root of Sundari Shrub





Visiting Sundarban is a really exciting experience. You can see numerous species of wild animal and in case you are lucky enough you is able to see Royal Bengal Tiger furthermore!!! You can watch diverse species of birds and luxuriate in their beautiful songs. The action in Sundarban has simply no limitation. Every step on this forest is a fresh adventure!!!

Sundarban



Sundarban

The key tourist spot in Sundarban are usually Karamjol, Katka, Kochikhali, Hiron level and Madabaria. The fascinating beauty of the spots has made it one of many world heritage sites. I will be visiting all of these tourist spots plus more during the trip to be able to Sundarban. The trip will probably be so exciting that we could swear, none of our tourist would want to go back to his/her residence.

The Royal Bengal Tiger

The Sundarban

History and villages of Bangladesh

 This article is about the People's Republic of Bangladesh. For other uses, see Bangladesh (disambiguation).
Bangladesh (/bɑːŋlɑːdɛʃ/; ⁱ/ˌbæŋɡləˈdæʃ/; বাংলাদেশ, pronounced: [ˈbaŋlad̪eʃ] , lit. "The land of Bengal"), officially the People's Republic of Bangladesh (গণপ্রজাতন্ত্রী বাংলাদেশ Gônôprôjatôntri Bangladesh), is a country in South Asia; and is bordered by India to its west, north and east; Burma to its southeast and separated from Nepal and Bhutan by the Chicken’s Neck corridor. To its south, it faces the Bay of Bengal. Bangladesh is the world's eighth-most populous country, with over 160 million people, and among the most densely populated countries. It forms part of the ethno-linguistic region of Bengal, along with the neighbouring Indian states of West Bengal and Tripura.
The present-day borders of Bangladesh took shape during the Partition of Bengal and British India in 1947, when the region came to be known as East Pakistan, as a part of the newly formed state of Pakistan. It was separated from West Pakistan by 1,400 km of Indian territory. Due to political exclusion, ethnic and linguistic discrimination and economic neglect by the politically dominant western wing, nationalism, popular agitation and civil disobedience led to the Bangladesh Liberation War and independence in 1971. After independence, the new state endured poverty, famine, political turmoil and military coups. The restoration of democracy in 1991 has been followed by relative calm and economic progress. In 2014, the Bangladeshi general election was boycotted by major opposition parties, resulting in a parliament and government dominated by the Awami League and its smaller coalition partners.

Bangladesh is a unitary parliamentary republic with an elected parliament called the Jatiyo Sangshad. The native Bengalis form the country's largest ethnic group, along with indigenous peoples in northern and southeastern districts. Geographically, the country is dominated by the fertile Bengal delta, the world's largest delta. This also gives Bangladesh a unique name tag "The land of rivers".

While the word "Bengali" is generally used to refer to people of ethnic Bengali descent in Bangladesh including those living in India and other countries, the demonym "Bangladeshi" is used to describe all citizens of Bangladesh, including non-Bengalis. The origin of the name Bengal (known as Bangla and Bongo in Bengali language) is unknown. One theory suggests that the word derives from "Bang", a Dravidian tribe that settled the region around 1000 BC.^[12] The word might have been derived from the ancient kingdom of Vanga (or Banga), which came from the Austric word "Bonga" meaning the Sun-god.^[13] The Indo-Aryan suffix "(-desh)" is derived from the Sanskrit word deśha- ("region, province, country") (see Desi) means "land" or "country" in Bengali language, so Bangladesh means "The land of Bengal".
The earliest reference to "Vangala" (Bangla) has been traced in the Nesari plates (805 AD) of Rashtrakuta Govinda III which speak of Dharmapala as the king of Vangala. The records of Rajendra Chola I of the Chola dynasty, who invaded Bengal in the 11th century, speak of Govindachandra as the ruler of Vangaladesa.

Tourism in Bangladesh is a developing foreign currency earner. The country was listed by Lonely Planet in 2011 as the "best value destination".^[1]
Bangladesh's tourist attractions include, historical and monuments, resorts, beaches, picnic spots, forests and tribal people, wildlife of various species. Bangladesh offers ample opportunities to tourists for angling, water skiing, river cruising, hiking, rowing, yachting, sea bathing as well as bringing one in close touch with pristine nature.^[2][3]
In the northern part, comprising the Rajshahi division, there are archaeological sites, including the temple city Puthia in Rajshahi; the largest and most ancient archaeological site, Mahasthangarh in Bogra; the single largest Buddhist monastery, Paharpur in Naogaon; the most ornamental terracota Hindu temple in Bangladesh Kantaji Temple, and many rajbaris or palaces of old zamindars.
In the south-eastern part, which is the Chittagong division, there are natural and hilly areas like Chittagong Hill Tracts, along with sandy sea beaches. The most notable beach, in Cox's Bazar, is a contender for the title of longest unbroken sandy sea beach in the world.^[4]

Cox's Bazar is the longest natural unbroken sea beach in the world.

In the south-western part, mainly the Khulna Division, there is the Sundarbans, the largest mangrove forest of the world with Royal Bengal Tiger and spotted deer. The historically and architecturally important sixty domed mosque in Bagerhat is a notable site. In the north-eastern part, Sylhet division, there is a green carpet of tea plants on small hillocks. Natural reserved forests are great attractions. Migratory birds in winter, particularly in the haor areas, are also very attractive in this area.
Ministry of Tourism and The Civil Aviation Ministry designs national policies for the development and promotion of tourism. The Ministry also maintains the Beautiful Bangladesh campaign.Bangladesh Government has formed Tourist Police unit to better protect local and foreign tourists as well as look after the nature and wildlife in the tourist spots.

This is the story of a homestay experience in rural Bangladesh — and a young woman who hopes to be Prime Minister one day.

With three generations of women at our homestay family in Hatiandha, Bangladesh.

There I was in a traditional courtyard kitchen in a village in Bangladesh. Dirt floor, earthen oven. Mrs. Ali, our host mother, stoked the fire and minded several hot pans. It was time to slice the onions and my turn was up. I held a small one between my hands. To avoid cutting my fingers off with the blade of a curved knife-edge secured between my feet, I’d narrowed my focus. Mrs. Ali and her college-aged daughter, Asmani, were curious. Nervous too. They had good reason to be. I’d cut many an onion before in my life, but never quite in this way.
Slowly, I pushed the onion through the blade, almost to the end. Then I turned it to cut the other way. My fingers remained intact and the onion was sliced — not finely or perfectly, but cut. Mrs. Ali threw the onions into a hot frying pan, added dabs of a few of her spice pastes, and continued to stoke the fire just so.
I think I passed the test; a bowl of okra appeared next for me to cut.

Learning to cook Bangladeshi food.

Bangladeshi Village Life: A Taste

Bangladeshi cities may be bustling, crowded, and jammed with activity, but the soul of Bangladesh is in its villages and along its rivers. Villages that surprise with their calm, their order and their relative peace. Sure there’s activity — in the fields, homes, schools, mosques and temples, but there’s a different pace to it all than you’ll find in a Bangladeshi city. In the words of a friend working in development, “When I go to the Bangladesh countryside, it gives me a sense of hope.”

Meeting people on a late afternoon walk through the village.

Our first afternoon walk through the village of Hatiandha outside of Natore was our initial taste of this: villagers harvesting crops and planting fields anew, flocks of animals gathering, and gaggles of geese scrabbling about . Kids played after school cricket, and families spent time winding up their day. Of course, they took a break to catch a glimpse of the visitors, or even to get a handshake.

Pickup cricket game in the village after school.

From Stranger to Guest

When we returned to our home stay home for the evening, we got to know our family — and they got to know us — a little better over dinner. The awkwardness of being the center of attention faded as we chatted and asked questions to get closer to understanding one another.
Asmani was studying Political Science at a college in nearby Natore.
“She wants to be Prime Minister,” her brother Bappy piped in.
“Is it true?” I asked.
She nodded.
“Can I have your autograph?” Dan inquired. We all believed in the possibility, really. Asmani blushed.
Dan pushed a piece of paper in front of her. She signed it.
“One day, I can say I knew you when…”
Dinner was ready. Mrs. Ali had cooked us a multi-course feast. We had been told beforehand that the best Bangladeshi food is in a village home. As I scooped into my mouth the first finger-full of fish curry and spicy vegetable sabzi, I nodded in satisfied agreement.

School Visit

The following morning, we struck further out in the countryside to visit a couple of village schools. At our first school, we were besieged by hundreds of schoolgirls pouring out of their classrooms to greet us in their courtyard. The energy, curiosity and spirit — if only we could bottle it.

Visiting a rural school in the village of Hatiandha, Bangladesh.

Initially, we felt bad that we were disturbing classes, disrupting learning. But the students’ interest wasn’t to avoid class as much as it was to see and greet someone new, to ask questions. Each student we spoke to made us promise to visit their classroom — there were dozens across the two levels of buildings ringing the courtyard. Doorways and windows burst with anxious onlookers, poised to pull us in as we walked by. Teachers welcomed us, too. It was convenient that half the classes were studying English that day, lending to our visit an educational pretense.We answered questions, we asked questions. Everyone we met flattered us by thinking we were much younger than we are. We embarrassed them by asking them their names and their favorite subjects in school. We talked cricket and took predictions on who would win the World Cup. Everyone had fun. Very honestly, we could have stayed all day.

Impromptu English class upon our visit.

Pottery and Puffed Rice: A Lesson

Next up was a pottery village and seeing how puffed rice was made. When we agreed to this side trip, we’d imagined something a la tourist village presentation. Instead, we got another glimpse of ordinary yet fascinating village life whose pace didn’t skip a beat for our visit.
Take the pottery. Throughout our visits to South Asia, we’d become big fans of doi, a sweet curd snack usually served in terra cotta containers, no matter how small the portion. Firm sweet yogurt and its bacteria tucked into little ceramic bowls — a surprisingly delicious blend.
When we arrived at the pottery village, we realized where all those doi pots had come from. Every manner of bowl, pot and container, including the very smallest were thrown by hand. This village was home to a unique Hindu caste that specialized in pottery. Master potters are able to churn out hundreds — if not thousands — of yogurt cups, pitchers and water pots in a single day.

Understanding the workings of a pottery village.

One man formed and softened the clay, the potter threw it on a wheel, and a woman attached bottoms with sand. Others managed the sun-drying process and organized the finished product from good to trash.On the way back to our home village, we stopped off at a family courtyard thick in the throes of sorting harvested garlic and making hot puffed rice. How to make puffed rice? Shockingly simple and enlightening. In this courtyard, it happened in two steps.
First, one woman stirred rice kernels with hot sand in a ceramic pot atop a hot fire. When the kernels reached peak temperature and began to pop, she’d pour the sand and kernels into another ceramic container with holes just big enough to let the sand out yet small enough to trap the popped rice inside. As she did this, the remaining rice puffed just so.

Mixing sand in to make puffed rice. Fascinating.

Ingenious and fascinating. A fine balance. I’d love to know who first discovered this (I’m guessing it’s not the Quaker brand people or the founders of Rice Krispies).

Mehndi (Henna) Night

During our last night in the village, the girls of the house took over and put on a mehndi (henna) party in our room. My hands were soon transformed into a canvas of flowers and designs with the help Asmani and her cousin. Soon, the room was filled with the entire extended family.
The father and son took an interest in learning how to take photos with our camera. At first, they were overwhelmed. Then, they were downright addicted. Grandma, too, took an interest — in convincing Dan to let Asmani mendhi his hands (he finally succumbed to allowing a single pinkytip).
Grandma covered my head with my scarf and joked, “Now you are a Bangladeshi woman.”

Mehndi (Henna) night with the girls.

An approving smile from grandma: another vote of confidence.——
Life in a Bangladeshi village. In just a few days, I’d seen family, education, life, agriculture and industry up close.
And I met a young woman from the village who embodies its hope. She believes she can be Prime Minister. That’s her dream.
As she makes her way, I’ll be sure to keep her autograph.

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