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City in Rajshahi, Bangladesh
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Bogra is a city in Rajshahi Division officially known as Bogura, one that had seen significant developments during President Zia's reign. The city is a good base for several day trips, including Paharpur and Mahastan, as well as a welcoming smaller city in which to wander and enjoy local food and shopping.
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Seven Heads
Roundabout in the heart of the city
Mahasthangarh is the earliest known city in Bangladesh and the ancient capital of Pundravardhana. The museum on the grounds houses a small collection of artifacts discovered in the city as well as the nearby Somapura Mahavihara.
Paharpur Vihar
Located about 2 hours north-west of the city, this UNESCO-listed site is one of the best known Buddhist viharas. See Paharpur for more information.
At least two interesting sites: the Mahasthangarh citadel, and Gokul Medh
To the east (1h by CNG), is a place of local villages, where the Jamuna river can be found (and explored)
From a story where if any one is injured by war and drinks from the well they are healed instantly.
Very good 4* hotel outside of city centre. Has swimming pool and gym. There is a small boating lake behind the building. The restaurant serves reasonably priced food. Approximately 20 minutes by CNG autorickshaw from the main city.
By helicopter
A privet aviation company named BCL Aviation Limited provides helicopter service for Dhaka-Bogura-Dhaka movement. One way fare is BDT 85,000.
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Rajshahi · Regional · RJH
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