Bogra is famous for an ancient district and the gateway to entrance in the northern part of Bangladesh. It is home to Mahasthangarh, the earliest urban archaeological site so far discovered in Bangladesh, which contains the remains of Pundranagara, an ancient city in the territory of Pundravardhana. This place is considered to be sacred by Buddhists, Muslims and Hindus alike.
Others popular tourists spots in Bogra are: the Behular Bashor Ghor which is very near to Mahasthangar, Nawab Palace (called Neelkuthi during the British period), Kherua Mosque ( Bara Mosque, Mazar of Shah Sultan Balkhi, Mazar of Panchpir, Gokul Medh, palace of Parshuram, Basu Bihara, Palli Unnayan Academy, Saudia City Park, Bhimer Jangle, museum of Nawab Bari Palace, Wonderland Shishupark (children park), Shanewaz Shishubagan, Woodburn Park, Dreshtinandan Park, Bijayangan (war of liberation museum) and the Jaina Temple.
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