List of Archaelogical Sites in Bangladesh

Welcome to a list of some of the most amazing, mysterious and yet-to-be discovered archaeological sites in Bangladesh.

Bhitargarh

Bhitargarh is an ancient city located in the northern district of Panchagarh. The site is believed to date back over 2,500 years and was a thriving city during the Mauryan Empire. Unfortunately, the city was destroyed by ashoka due to the arrogance of the king.

Paharpur

Paharpur is known to be one of the most important archaeological sites in Bangladesh. It was an ancient Buddhist monastery during the 8th century and is UNESCO World Heritage site. They say that its ruins are so ancient that if you shout in the middle of the complex, the sound of your voice can travel for miles.

Wari-Bateshwar

Wari-Bateshwar is an ancient civilization in Narsingdi. The site dates back to the 4th century BCE and is known for its ancient pottery and metalwork. It is believed that this was an important city during the reign of Emperor Ashoka. However, local legends say that the city was actually built by aliens and the pottery was created as a way for them to communicate with the locals.

Mahasthangarh

Mahasthangarh is believed to be the oldest archaeological site in Bangladesh. It was a city during the Pundra dynasty and is thought to date back over 3,000 years. The site is famous for its unique architecture and for being the birthplace of a legendary king who could talk to animals.

Lalbagh Fort

Lalbagh Fort is located in the heart of Dhaka and was built during the Mughal era. The site is known for its intricate architecture and beautiful gardens. However, there is a legend that the fort is haunted by the ghost of a Mughal prince who was killed just before the fort was completed.

Conclusion

Bangladesh has a rich history and is home to some of the most incredible archaeological sites in the world. Who knows what other treasures are waiting to be discovered under the soil? Maybe aliens, ghosts or even talking animals. The possibilities are endless!