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For travelers, Paris Road offers a unique blend of natural charm and academic culture. It’s a peaceful retreat that reflects the youthful vibrance of one of Bangladesh’s oldest universities.

n 1780, King Shiva Narayan of Chandradwip Pargana commissioned the excavation of this vast lake to address the local water shortage problem. He named it "Durga Sagar" in honor of his mother Durga Debi.

The mosque was commissioned by 'Bakht Binat', daughter of Marhamat, during the rule of Sultan Nasiruddin Mahmud Shah. It derives its name from her—Binat Bibi.

Lakutia Jamindar Bari is more than just an old mansion. It's a window into the past. The estate features multiple temples, including five that remain largely intact, showcasing the Atchala and Shikhara architectural styles.

The roots of 'Pohela Boishakh' go back to the Mughal period. Mughal emperor the great Akbar introduced the Bengali calendar to streamline the tax collection system based on the local harvest cycle.

The garden has over 56,000 trees, herbs and shrubs, which includes enormous collection of aquatic plants. Rare and exotic species such as the Amazon lily, camphor and rabbit fern are seen here.