I hope you are all well. I am also very well, Alhamdulillah, thanks to your prayers. Today I am here to present a new blog to you. I hope you will be very happy to see this blog of mine. In this post, I will express my feelings about visiting the Bangladesh National Museum.

We know that Bangladesh National Museum is located in Shahbagh, Dhaka. This beautiful national museum has a collection of statues and many things. And people from different parts of the country come to Dhaka city to see its wonderful museum. Many professional people also come here when they get the opportunity and visit all these things. Just like that, one day I had the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of this wonderful museum. So I came to Shahbagh in Dhaka like other people. After arriving at Shahbagh, I walked through the alleys of the city and reached the desired National Museum.

Then I appeared next to the ticket counter of the National Museum and bought a ticket for 20 taka. Then I entered and saw a very beautifully arranged flower garden on both sides. Many beautiful balloon-like fruits have been inflated next to the flower garden. Which are flying very beautifully upwards in the air. I entered the inside of the museum to see all these things.

Upon entering, I saw the beautiful caps of the army soldiers. Also, the typing machines. These are like witnesses of the history of my Bengal. I kept looking at all these things carefully, whether I had seen them with my own eyes or not. I kept remembering all those unknown people who contributed to the liberation war. In this way, I kept moving forward, seeing them one by one, and I remembered and respected the Bengali freedom fighters with my feelings.

Here, the story of 1971 is not the only limitation. The ancient heritage of Bengal, along with the things used by the kings and queens of different times, have been preserved in this wonderful museum. I was amazed to see each thing and tried to see these wonderful preserved things again and again. I noticed that there are many beautiful statues of various animals and birds, including the houses of the kings. These seem to bear witness to the work for all of us.

Then I noticed again some memories of those days of 1971. Where human skulls are beautifully preserved. Also preserved are photographs of the provisional governments that led the country during the liberation war in 1971. All together, I felt a beautiful chapter in Bengali history and the spirit of independent Bengal.