Bogra City Tour: The hospitality of Swapnapuri Hotel and the taste of the famous Alur Ghati!

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Hello Everyone I Am @limon2006‍ From #Bangladesh 🇧🇩

Hello steem friends, how are you all? I hope you are all well. I am also very well with your prayers and the grace of Allah. Today I am sharing a small part of my Bogra city trip with you. This morning I went to have breakfast in the heart of Bogra, a little inside the railway station from Sat Matha. Bogra is a city of tradition, and the trip is incomplete without tasting the roadside food of this city.

You can see some moments of my car journey. We were moving forward to see the busy roads of Bogra city and the atmosphere on both sides. The fun of roaming around the heart of the city is different.
Food experience (Swapnapuri Hotel):
At one point in the journey, we stopped at "Swapnapuri Hotel and Restaurant" located on Station Road. The atmosphere here is very homely. The hotel's signboard says about their specialty - everything from fish, meat, biryani to yogurt and sweets is available.

Bogra city means a collection of all delicious foods. When we entered Swapnapuri Hotel to satisfy our hunger in the middle of a city tour, the aroma of the food told us why this place is so popular.

1. Parota and Naan Bread:
   We ordered hot parota and naan bread.
   • Parota: The parotas were quite crunchy and folded. It was quite comfortable to eat as it was not too oily.
   • Naan Bread: The naan breads were very soft and fluffy,

which went well with the curry gravy.
The special attraction of the hotel was their gravy. The naan bread and the meat were quite good and the nihari was even more
• Taste: The gravy or gravy of the curry was quite spicy and the color was nice. The meat pieces were well cooked and melted in the mouth as soon as you took a bite.

• Presentation: Served in a very homely style in a steel bowl, which will give you the feeling of home cooking.
A trip to Bogra is incomplete without trying the potato ghat. The potato ghat at Swapnapuri Hotel was quite thick and had the right balance of spices. It is a great example of the traditional taste of the region.
Their bhuna khichuri or fried meat items in large kadai also looked great. The smell of burnt spices sticking to the bottom of the pan will make anyone hungry again.

Since the West Indies are very popular, the restaurant is always full of people and the food here is very good, but what we tried was one of the famous dishes of Bogra, "Alur Ghati". Special Alur Ghati and Paratha: The taste of thick potato ghat with hot paratha was incomparable. Meat curry: It was accompanied by a juicy meat curry, the color and flavor of which were mouth-watering. Sweets: At the end of the meal, their sweet dishes caught our attention. Various types of laddus and rasgollas were arranged, which no one would be able to control their greed.

The restaurant was quite crowded, which proves its popularity. The scene of artisans frying parathas in front of the shop and the curries boiling in large pans created a different atmosphere.
If you are visiting Bogra, you can visit this Swapnapuri Hotel once. Don't miss their breakfast and sweet items.
I hope you liked my little blog and experience. Thank you all.

Best Regards - @limon2006