Tourism zones / sightseeing areas of Khulna district

The mausoleum of Bir Shreshtha Ruhul Amin
In April 1971, Mohammad Ruhul Amin left PNG Bakhtiar navigable in secret and took part in the Liberation War. Participated in the series of heroes in the field of number two under the number two. In order to form Bangladesh Navy, the Navy members from different sectors and sub-sectors were assembled in Agartala in September. Engineer Artificer Mohammad Ruhul Amin came to Kolkata with the members of the Navy in Agartala. Preparations for the navy warfare started with 'Padma' and 'Palash' in the 2 Tugboats presented by the Indian government. In the Garden Reich Naval Workshop, two buffer songs and two to 500 pounds of weight are converted into a gunboat, which can be used to carry the mark mine in the tugboat. On October 12, the then mayor of Kolkata, Prafulla Kumar Ghosh, officially swooped down the gunboat in the water. Ruhul Amin took over the responsibility of the chief artificer of the Engine Engineer of Palash. On December 10, he was martyred when he attacked the Pakistan Navy and PNS Titumir at Mongla Airport and attacked the Pakistan Air Force. Daredevil hero sailor Mohammad Ruhul Amin, who had come forward, could easily leave the ship and save his life by jumping into the river, but did not do it. Because at that moment Bangladesh Navy's warship was worth more than his own life. Protecting Palash was the most sacred responsibility in his life. Maya's life was insignificant to patriotism and dutifulness.Memorized Galadari
Galaladi is another place to commemorate the brutal massacre of the Liberation War. Located on the banks of river Mayur, near Khulna University, this Galadari is located. During the war of liberation, the Pakistani army and its indigenous collaborator Razakar-Al-Badr forces killed thousands of innocent people at this place. After the release of Khulna city, people found skulls and bone masses of people carrying around five trucks from the place of Gallmari canal and its surroundings. It is estimated that at least 15,000 people were killed there.
The first monument to be built here in 1995. Now the work of development of the memorial monument is going on.Southday: Rabindranath Tagore's in-laws house
Masud AlamWho will take more work in the evening-Sunita Jagat Raha Nirawat picture.The ground was lamps; She said, "Husband,I can do whatever I can.
This line of poetry written by Rabindranath Tagore is carved in the sculpture of his wife Mrinalini Devi. The poet and his wife's bust sculpture have been set on both sides of the staircase of Dattola Bhaban of the poet's in-laws in South Dighi village of Khulna. There is no life in it, there is history. At the time of 25 boishakhs, Rabindra Chhatra Chut came to Rabindranath's mother-in-law's in-laws in South Dighi village of Phultala upazila of Khulna, at Rabindra Complex. Rabindranath Tagore's 150th birth anniversary is celebrated this year. Like every year, this house is being held around the three-day-longest Rabindranjnanwari and Lok Mela.
The last day of the ceremony starting May 8 There are thousands of Rabindranathas coming from far and wide. Discussion programs, music performances, poetry recitations, dance rituals, dance dramas and plays are held in the program. Folk art, crafts and crafts are popular in the local folklore. Nagaradola has come The whole of Rabindra Complex is now alive with life. College teacher Jahangir Alam said, "Rabindranath is in our presence and is in the form of roots and basalt. Every year, to meet the fondness of the mind, businessman Kabirul Hasan said, "It is very good to remember Rabindranath in the discussion and dance, as well as the popular folklore of the Bengali tradition."South Dinh's relationship with the famous Tagore family of Jodhashanko in Kolkata is intensified. Sarada Sundari Devi, the mother of Rabindranath Tagore, was born in this village of Southdihi. Rabindranath's Kaki Tripura Sundari Devi is the daughter of this village. Rabindranath's wife Mrinalini Devi is a daughter of Dakshineshi. His good name is Bhabatani. In his youth, the poet often used to accompany his mother to the mamabari of the village of Dudhdihihihi. Niranjan Roy Chowdhury and Hiranmoy Roychowdhury Kabir are two maternal grandparents. There was a huge pond between the poet's maternal and in-laws' house. The name 'Titi pond' The pond was in Shanbangancho Ghat. One day 'Felli' alias Mrinalini met young poet Robi at Pukurparar. He also wrote a short poem for Mrinalini,'Mrinalini open the veilRabi is calling to you. '
Later, when the talk was leaked, the people of the two families sat together in one arbitration. Rabitakur said that he would marry Mrinalini. After that, on December 9, 1883, the marriage of Mrinalini with Rabindranath was given to Jorasankooya (24 Agrahayan of 1290). After marriage, Bhavatarni's name was changed to Mrinalini Devi. Mrinalini Devi died in 1902 (7 in the year 1309).
Ranjithrath Tagore's father-in-law Benidhad Raychowdhury started living in Calcutta long before the country's partition. His only son, Nagendranath Roychowdhury alias 'Faluabu', used to visit South Dighi occasionally to look after zamindari. Felabababu's sons (Virendra Kishore, Dhirendra Kishore and Krishna Bhushan) were somebody, and others lived in Calcutta. In 1940, the family left the country and went to Calcutta. Earlier, Felababu and his wife Nolinibala gave the settlement of the property of 7.8 acres of land along with the property of Bidhari Rishna Das, another landlord of South Dighi. Naib Nabokumar Mustafi was given the responsibility of managing the property and property. In 1955, Dhyendra Kishore, the son of Felababu, came to South Delhi for the last time. 1965