Top Tourist Spots in Barisal Division
Barisal Division is located in the south-central part of the country and has an area of approximately 13,644.85 square kilometers (5,268.31 sq mi). Barisal is a top tourist spot in Barisal. The administrative capital of the division is the city of Barisal. Dhaka Division bounds Barisal Division on the North, Bay of Bengal on the South, Chittagong Division on the East, and Khulna Division on the West.
The division consists of six districts: Barisal, Barguna, Bhola, Jhalkathi, Pirojpur, and Patuakhali. According to the 2011 census, the division’s population is about 9,100,102. Major of the people are Muslim with a minority of Hindus. The economy of the Barisal division is dependent on agriculture, fishing, and forestry. The main crops grown in this division are paddy, jute, and wheat. The division is home to several important rivers, including the Padma, the Meghna, and the Arial Khan.
These are the Top Tourist Spots of Barishal :
Kuakata Sea BeachTop Tourist Spots of Barishal
Kuakata is the Top Tourist Spot of Barisal & most beautiful sea beach in Bangladesh which is located in the Patuakhali district of the Barisal division. It is the only sea beach in South Asia where the sunrise and sunset can be seen properly. The Kuakata Sea Beach is also known as the ‘’daughter of the sea’’. It was part of the largest Sundarban. Kuakata Beach is 30 km long & 6 km wide. On the west side of the beach, there are two rivers, ‘Payra’ and ‘Bishkhali’. Kuakata Beach is a natural beauty with a silent sandy beach, making it a perfect destination for travelers who prefer a calm environment.
The beach is pretty clean. Most of the season rain keeps the temperature low. The rain makes the climate suitable for tourists to travel any time of the year. The average temperature is 25.9 degrees, which is perfect for trips. I hope you enjoy the beauty of Bangladesh’s nature here.
Guthia Baitul Aman Jame Masjid Top Tourist Spots of Barishal
Guthia Baitul aman Jame Masjid is a Top Tourist Spot in Barisal & the most beautiful and largest Mosque in Bangladesh it is located in Guthia Union in the Barisal district. It was built in 2003. The founder’s name is Sharafuddin Ahmed Senut. The cost of concentration of the mosque is above 20 crore taka which was the solo donation of Sharafuddin Ahmed. The mosque is not only for prayer but also a place for visiting. It has a land area of 8.30 acres. The Baitul Aman jame masjid has a huge Eidgah, a graveyard, three lakes, and a madrasa.
Guthia Baitul aman Jame Masjid is situated along the Barisal Swarupkathi road. The mosque has a separate praying facility for women. if you are on a trip to the southern part of Bangladesh, you must have to visit the place. To visit Gutia mosque first you need to reach Barisal and the most relaxing way to reach Barisal is launch. After reaching Barisal you need to take a local bus for Ujirpur, from Ujirpur CNG or auto ricksha are available which take you to the Mosque. Hope you enjoy your beautiful journey.
Lakutia Zamindar Bari Top Tourist Spots of Barishal
The Lakutia Jamidar Bari is located in Kashipur Union, Barisal district. Additionally, it is also a Top Tourist Spot in Barisal. The lakutia jamidar bari is the Top Tourist Spot in Barisal & the oldest building in Barisal city. Inferential the lakutia jamidar bari was held in 1600 or 1700 years ago. The people said It’s about 400 years old. Rajchandra Roy built this jamidar bari and a pond to the left of the main entrance of the house. There is a mango garden inside the house and there is a big pond near the garden. Everyone called the pond ” Rani’s Dighi.
Bibichini Shahi Mosque
The bibichini mosque is located in betagi upazila in Barisal. Additionally, it is also a Top Tourist Spot in Barisal. The Bibichi mosque sign of the Mughal empire. The length of this mosque is 33ft and wide is 33ft. The people said that inside this mosque are three graves and the graves are Hazrat Shah Niyamatullah and her two daughters Chini Bibi and Esa Bibi. After he died in 1700, he was buried next to the Mosque. In 1992 the Department of Archaeology took the mosque for renovation and maintenance.
Fatrar char
Fatrar char, an extension of the Sundarbans, lies to the west of Kuakata. Adjacent to Kuakata Beach is Fatra Char, an intriguing destination. Being an extended part of the Sundarbans, this large forest is also salty. Moreover, it holds the distinction of being the Top Tourist Spot in Barisal. Despite its location in the Barguna district, tourists coming to Kuakata travel there by trawlers for entertainment. However, even though it is a part of the Sundarbans, there are no such wild animals in this forest.
Remarkably, tides flood it twice a day, resulting in an abundance of various tree species, including Sundari, Keora, Bain, and Golpata. Lucky visitors may encounter pythons, snakes, and reptiles, while different species of birds call out, offering a fascinating experience. Forest roosters and monkeys inhabit this forest, although wild boars are rarely sighted. To explore the Fatra forest from Kuakata, tourists must embark on an engine boat journey.
How to go
You need to hire an engine boat from Kuakata Beach to reach Fatra Char. It takes about 1 hour to walk from Kuakata Beach to Fatra pasture. On the other hand, reaching Fatra Char from Kuakata Beach by riding the guide’s motorbike will take you ten minutes.
Kirtipasha Zamindar Bari
After King Kirtinarayana, Ramjivansen took the initiative to establish Kirtipasha Zamindar Bari. Additionally, Shersmatma Narohini Roy Chowdhury and Tapan Roy Chowdhury emerged as two prominent contributors to the region. Moreover, the Rohinganj Contribution at Gabkhan River’s Steamer Ghat stands out as a notable feature. Furthermore, Bakla Kirtipasa’s history book mentions a hospital older than Jhalkathi Thana Sadare (Jelasadar) Hospital and designates it as the top tourist spot in Barisal.
Despite the abandonment and overgrowth, the century-old Prasannakumar Secondary School, the main Zamindar house, and the Durga Mandir continue to exhibit signs of drama. Moreover, Kamalikand Ranveer Chandra Balikavidyalaya has rehabilitated on the stage of Ragrinaramnam and Holaramnam, leaving traces of ritual cremation at a co-mortuary tomb. Additionally, the recently constructed Rohini Roy Chowdhury tomb showcases the family’s legacy. Furthermore, the family Shiva temple and a Shiva murti endure, alongside a table once utilized by the landlord in the Baklai house. Notably, Kirtti Pasha village lies 4/5 km northwest of Jhalkathi Sadar.
How to go?
It will take 10/20 minutes by rickshaw or auto rickshaw from Jhalkathi to Kirtipasha Bazar. You can reach Kirtipasha Zamindar’s house by walking for 3-4 minutes from the market.
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FAQ:
- How can u go to Barisal?
Ans: You can go to Barisal by bus, train and launce.
2. Where can stay in Barisal?
Ans:
*)Hotel Grand Park Barishal
Bell’s Park, Band Road, Barisal, 8200.
*) Hotel Rodela International
South Port Road, Barisal.
