Bengali tradition at the Baisakhi fair.

Hello friends, I hope you are all doing well. Welcome to my new post. A few days ago, I went to a place, which is a very beautiful festival in our Dinajpur district of Bangladesh. I traveled about 100 kilometers to go there. Basically, I went to meet my cousin there. There I saw that a traditional festival was going on, basically a very big fair has been organized here on the occasion of the Baisakhi fair. This is the tradition of our country.

Pohela Baishakh is one of the biggest festivals in our country. And on this day, we celebrate various festivals as a reminder of our history and tradition. I basically entered that fair first after Dhaka, there I saw that there were quite a few shops, only people and people around and I saw that there were various rides there. Especially there I saw that there were many kinds of toys for small children in which they were riding and enjoying themselves a lot.

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There I saw a toy for small children. At that place, I saw that small children were riding small boats and they were floating in the water like bicycles. Seeing this thing is very beautiful and very interesting. Seeing them sometimes reminds me of my childhood. I was also like this when I was a child.

Another thing in our country's tradition is the Nagardola. Which we like very much. There are different types of Nagardolas in different countries, but the Nagardolas in our country are different. I saw quite a few big Nagardolas here. Starting from small children to adults, they are riding there and they are enjoying it a lot. I have been riding Nagardola 3 to 4 times but I can't stay on the Nagardola for long because it makes me dizzy. 😁

In such Baisakhi festivals, especially the women, I saw that the traditional dress is saree. They come at the beginning of Baishakh, they mainly wear white sarees and go to different places and they look very amazing. The boys were wearing Punjabi to meet but I had Punjabi which I had left at home due to which I could not wear Punjabi. I saw around that there were many shops in which there was a lot of crowd of people. They were buying many different things.

Then I went to the big field. Which was the biggest Eidgah field in our Indian subcontinent. When I went there I saw that many people were taking pictures and many small children were playing. I went there and took some pictures of myself. I hope you like this post of mine.

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