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Tourist Spot

Title
Ramrai (Rani Sagor)
Location
4 km distance from the upazila headquarters near the village of Uttargaon, the second largest water body of the Barind region Rammari Dighi.
Transportation

How to go: The buses from Dhaka will come to Ranisankail upazila of Thakurgaon district. Then bus, truck, motorcycle, bicycle, van and rickshaw can be added. Van and Rixa Vera (15-20) money.

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Details

Ranaikail upazila of Thakurgaon district is located at 3 km south-west of Moga upazila head quarters of Hosaingaon Union. The pond has a total of 42.2 acros, with 18.34 acros of good-quality high and 23.82 acros of water. In Ramrai Dighi Vandra, the area is the second largest among the ancient water bodies. The length of the puja is 900 meters in the north-end and 400 Meters east-west of Pankim. There are numerous ancient monuments spread across the country which have not reached the people in the absence of propaganda. This is the name of a history named Ramra. In 2003, a volunteer organization called the Queen's Foundation was formed. In addition to the foundation of the foundation, more than 1200 litchi trees along with other fruit trees and other herbal and green vegetation have been planted. The foundation is being given to the poor and meritorious students studying different educational institutions by selling the fruits of litchi trees every year. The gorgeous green halo of the green and the water tank of the Dighi can not be attracted to any nature lover. The litchi trees on the sides of the lane and the variety of spectrum of birds in the dighi water has made the beauty of Ramrai more attractive. Rani Shankala Ram Rao Dighi is the oldest and largest dighi of Thakurgaon district May be thousands of years old. The correct history of this is not known. In addition, initiatives are being taken from district and upazila to develop this large pond as an amusement park and tourist hub.

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