SLC31-W2 | The Curious Explorer : Offbeat Landmarks.

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An initial view of the sights.

What kind of Offbeat Landmarks have you visited? Briefly introduce yourself.

I visited a tourist attraction. This is a royal temple. The activities of this Rajbari temple have been ongoing since that time. This temple is built on the infrastructure of a palace. It is located in Gazipur district. It is located in the Joydevpur area of Gazipur district. It is located near the Kali Sikdar Ghat. Worship is still held here, but it is mainly known as a tourist attraction. People come here to learn about the history of ancient civilizations.

	Grill around the temple

Temple head cone

It is located next to the road. This temple can be seen after a two-minute walk from the road. It is always open to everyone. The crowds of people in this place, which is open to everyone, are sometimes noticeable. I see mostly Hindus here, but people of other religions are also seen here as visitors. Anyway, it is a tourist attraction open to everyone. So it is always open for viewing only. However, it is important to note that you will not be allowed to enter inside.

How were the activities, services and facilities at this place? (With pictures + prices, videos)

There are multiple conical domes here

Everyone is allowed to enter here, but no one is allowed to cross the main gate. This means that you can only review the surrounding environment here. But you can never enter it. Because access here is reserved. Anyway, there is no charge to enter here. So I can't mention anything about the price here. Because it is a tourist attraction and it is an open temple where there is no entry ticket. So you can visit here for free.

The existing corridor here

You can cross the balcony mentioned in the picture. But you are not allowed to touch the door here. You can also receive other benefits. In particular, you can visit all the things here. You are not prevented from visiting. All the facilities are available here, if you come as a visitor you will notice quite ancient architecture here. This is a royal temple built before Durga Puja. It tells a lot of wonderful history to the local people.

What did you learn about the history of that place?

New version of the ancient temple

	Memorial table

History speaks here. When I visited here, I learned about the environment here. This was a temple of a royal dynasty in ancient times. They were probably Buddhists. They were the ones who first established a Buddhist temple here, but later it became known as a place of worship for Hindus. A new temple has recently been built here, the golden structure that is now a small place of worship for Hindus. This place holds religious history, basically it is a Hindu culture that I only visit and do not take to heart. History here says that the royal family presented it as a family temple.

Share your experiences of that place as a Curious Explorer.

The pentagonal shape of the temple

	Preserved inside the temple

I have had a good experience with the reviews here. The temple I visited here was a pentagonal-shaped temple. I don't know any secret behind the temple's pentagonal shape. I examined the exterior of the temple, which had walls and grills attached around it. It was not possible to show the interior because access was prohibited. I have been able to guess a little about this ancient Hindu religious principle through my review. They worship idols here. It is still active, maybe it won't be in the future. A short video is mentioned below.