The moon was pictured in the morning sky @Manra, Manikganj

An elderly ethnic woman returning home after collecting paddy from the jhum fields in Simanapara area of Dighinala upazila in Khagrachhari

A man catching fish at a roadside ditch at Boikunthopur, Raiganj in Sirajganj

A scarecrow set up in the rice fields in Horgati, Nalka in Raiganj upazila of Sirajganj

Portulaca grandiflora commonly known as 10 o`clock flower blooms at the central Eidgah Maidan in Raiganj, Sirajganj

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Kaṭhina Cibar Dan, a religious practice of Buddhism, and festival, which is usually performed during any convenient time within one month of the celebration of Parbarna Purnima (Bhadra's full moon) according to Bangla moon.

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The water comes from the cloudy mountains to small rocks, and clean fresh water and all these things together make this place so breathable with green, mint natural views. A wooden bridge let tourist to move around from water line to up hills, so that their domestic animals can move easily. From different stones to mountains, open sky, fresh clean waters all these together make Bichanakandi is perfect beautiful place. So come here and enjoy a delightful time in Bichanakandi.

A butterfly collecting nectar at Station Road in Sylhet

A man bathing in a spring in Chhoto Darogahat, Sitakunda, Chattogram.

Karnaphuli is a river having a bridge over it. which looks really nice when its dark. The lightening surely hold a beauty. The night view is awesome. Anybody travelling over it is sure to enjoy the tour.

Before the final rituals, women play “Sindur Khela”, a part of Bijaya Dashami celebrations, when they smear each other with “sindur” (vermillion) on the faces.

A beautiful Masjid(mosque) stands, which is known as Badar Mokam mosque.

A wonderful morning view of Karnaphuli River. Karnaphuli is the largest and most important river in Chattagram.

Parents try to make their child ring the bell at the temple of Dhakeshwari in Dhaka

Babui (weaver) nest hanging from Coconut tree in Dakshin Golabari, Khagrachhari.

Red water lilies at Habongati village in Brahmagachha, Raiganj, Sirajganj

This beautiful natural setting is only a prelude to the waterfall, Sahasradhara Jharna (a waterfall of a thousand streams). It is located only a few kilometres from the bustle of Sitakunda upazila headquarters. A traveller can take a short motorcycle or car ride, trek on the meandering path along the green hillocks from Chhoto Darogar Haat and then take a boat to soak in the greenery.

This beach in Sitakunda known as Guliakhali has an added feature to its scenic beauty. Behind a long swathe of the sandy beach lies a rugged terrain blanketed with a layer of lush green. Shallow streams flow between the small mounds. From above it looks like a carefully tended garden maze. What makes it more attractive are the aerial roots growing in the passages. With keora trees lining the shore, this is apparently a meeting place of a beach and a mangrove forest.

'Shaplar Beel' in Barishal's Ujirpur upazila, a wetland brightened up by water lilies in full bloom, has become a popular tourist attraction for people of the district.

People use boats to cross the river Buriganga in Dhaka

Storks seek food in the river Kachalong at Maini, Langodu, Rangamati.

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This beach in Sitakunda known as Guliakhali has an added feature to its scenic beauty. Behind a long swathe of the sandy beach lies a rugged terrain blanketed with a layer of lush green. Shallow streams flow between the small mounds. From above it looks like a carefully tended garden maze. What makes it more attractive are the aerial roots growing in the passages. With keora trees lining the shore, this is apparently a meeting place of a beach and a mangrove forest.

Children row a boat across the flooded rice fields in Boroshila Beel in Bera, Pabna.

This beautiful natural setting is only a prelude to the waterfall, Sahasradhara Jharna (a waterfall of a thousand streams). It is located only a few kilometres from the bustle of Sitakunda upazila headquarters. A traveller can take a short motorcycle or car ride, trek on the meandering path along the green hillocks from Chhoto Darogar Haat and then take a boat to soak in the greenery.

Two fishermen rowing a boat amid kash (catkins) flowers in Pathanpara of Rajshahi.