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I'm back with another blog post where I'll show a fantastic part of our beautiful country Bangladesh.
It's the past 6 months that we're in the corona situation and from the very beginning of it, we are unable to travel to beautiful places in our country.
But we can show our memory which we didn't show yet, right?
This one is about Historical Rang-U Rangkut Banasram Pilgrimage of Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
It was my honeymoon trip and of course, there was my wife with me on this trip.
This was the second day of our honeymoon trip.
I went to Cox's Bazar for 3/4 times but I never visited these places that I did this time.
After visiting 100 Feet Lying Statue of Gutama Buddha & U Maung Rhee Buddhist Temple, we were heading towards Enani Beach and Himchori hill but suddenly the CNG driver suggested me to visit another big temple on the way and we didn't miss it.
Historical Rang-U Rangkut Banasram Pilgrimage is situated at 268 B.C. Rangkut, Ramu, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
This is the front gate of Historical Rang-U Rangkut Banasram Pilgrimage which is beside the road and when you enter this road, you'll need to go further inside to reach another gate and before reaching that gate you'll see some statues ...
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Then this is the statue of Emperor Asoka The Great who was the founder of this place.
Then...
This one.
I think these statues are holding some stories/histories.
It seems some devotees were praising the one that they thought their god and some animals (mostly deers) were following.
There was notice there saying "The first preaching scene of the Buddha".
Then this is the second gate of this place.
Name of this place, the founder's name of this place and address of this place is written on this gate both in English and in Bengali.
When we entered this gate and started climbing stairs, we've seen some interesting statues.
Don't know about this... maybe it's trying to show some history also.
And this???
There's a paper inside the glass saying something about this one which we didn't understand clearly as there are some confusing words and it says that this kid was the first religion teacher of Emperor Asoka.
My wife suddenly asked a young devotee who was a kid actually.
And that kid told us that "This is the statue of someone who did something at the age of 7... did something like suicide but that's not suicide as well... I'm confused now... let's skip this part.
This is a nice statue that I kind of liked.
The backside of this statue is cooler.
We went up and started seeing everything.
This one was the coolest thing that I've seen there.
It's a statue (I don't know whether it's made of soil or what) which looked like an original man.
The artist was a real piece I say.
While watching and capturing a photo of this statue suddenly a man (a buddha) called me inside.
I was somehow scared thinking maybe it's prohibited to capture photos around this place and I went to him anyway.
Then it seems he called cause he wanted to say the history of this place.
Then he talked about Emperor Asoka, about how this place got build up.
Then he asked us about our living place.
After I've told him, we got to know that this person lived close to my working place for a long time and now he gave up everything and became a devotee for his rest of the life.
After he ended the conversation, I started capturing more photographs and exploring more things.
This is a statue inside where there are many notes (money/BDT) before it.
Maybe it's donation from devotees.
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There are many gifts around the whole room.
This seemed like a meeting place.
It says "Doctor Uttom Moncho" and I don't know it's clear meaning.
Then after we've seen inside around... it was time for us to leave this place.
Then we left the place and we headed towards Enani Beach and Himchori Hill.
The day ended like this.
It was a hell of a day.
Some of my travel-related posts.
100 Feet Lying Statue of Gutama Buddha  | U Maung Rhee Buddhist Temple  |
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Sugandha Point, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. | Narayanganj (Industrial Area) of Bangladesh. |
A Visit to Nature. |
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