Naz Garden is the largest international standard 4 star hotel and resort in the northern region of Bangladesh as it occupies an area of about 15 acres land with extraordinary landscape. It is located on the outskirt of Bogra town besides Dhaka-Rangpur highway. Naz Garden started to render its services to valued guests and clients from 16th August 2005. Naz Garden invites you to enjoy its services beyond your a expectation at an incredible value.

At Naz Garden, there are around 100 rooms of various standards. Leaving behind an enormous selection of rooms we, at Naz Garden, have a wide selection of food outlets providing Bangladeshi, Chinese, and Continental, Indian, and Thai cuisines. We have 8 food outlets in Naz Garden, which are spread according to the ambience of the surrounding. Swimming Pools, Gymnasium, Bar, Banquet, Conference hall, Ball Room, Lake and many more are the main attraction of Naz Garden.

Location: Hotel Naz Garden is situated at Silimpur of Bogra, the heart centre of North Bengal-Opposite to Shahid Zia-Ur-Rahman Medical College and Palli Biddyut Samity. The environment scenario is beautiful and charming. Bogra is a fast growing industrial town and is very easy to reach from Dhaka, Tangail, Serajgonj, Pabna, Natore, Rajshahi, Naogaon, Gaibandha, Rangpur, Kurigram, Joypurhat, Dinajpur, Sayedpur, Nilphamari, Thakurgaon and Panchagar. The Hotel is only 5 Minutes drive from the gateway Bogra Bonani Circle of the Asian High way (Dhaka - Kolkata).

Web:http://www.hotelnazgarden.com/ixora.php

Nestled in the picturesque Surma Valley amidst scenic tea plantations and lush green tropical forests, greater Sylhet is a prime attraction for all tourists visiting Bangladesh. It has many tropical forests, rivers, swamp forest, haors (wet lands) which are paradise for bird watchers, water falls, and what not! You can easily spend a week in Sylhet division visiting all the attractions here, and you’ll never be bored! These Sylhet resorts can make your holidays even more pleasant. Very beautiful Location in Sylhet 

Dhakeshwari Temple is located in Old Dhaka, about 1km north of Lalbag Fort, up a 
short alley off Dhakeshwari road. It is the city’s main Hindu temple. Popular 
legend connects the name of one king, Ballalsena, as its builder, but it is not 
certain that he is identical with the 12th century Sena king of that name. The 
style of architecture of the temple cannot be assigned to that period. Furthermore,
sand and lime, the mortar used in the building, came to be used in Bengal after 
Muslim conquest.

If temples are the flowers of Bangladesh, than Putia is truly a garden.  The stately structures were commissioned by members of the members of the Putia Raj Family, the zamindars of the area. In the 17th century the Mughal Governor bestowed Zamindar rights on a local saint named Bhatsacharya.  Bhatsacharya declined the honor, preferring instead