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Uttara Ganobhaban, Tourist Places
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The main part of the palace and some adjacent buildings were built by King Daraam Roy. During the tenure of Pramdanath Roy of the Dynasty, on 10 June 1897, a session of the three-day Bengal Provincial Congress held at Dompara ground in Natore. Many elite people, including Rabindranath Tagore, joined the session as invited guests in this session. On the last day of the session, on June 12, the royal palace was destroyed in a devastating earthquake of about 18 minutes. After this, Raja Pramada Nath Roy reconstructed this palace on a total of 41 acres of land from 1897 to 1908 for 11 years with the help of foreign experts, engineers and artists, and local masters. [1]

The palace spread over 41 acres of land is surrounded by dome and high wall. There is a pyramid-shaped four-storey entrance on the east side of the palace, which has narrowed upwards and has a clock on it. Like the other feudal palace of medieval Bangladesh, Natore's Rajbari has a long way of entering the two sides of the bottle palm. Natore Historical Dighapatiya Rajbari is now Uttara Ganobhaban. About 300 years old historical historic Dighapatia Rajbari is known as Uttara Ganobhaban of Natore. One of the ancient historical monuments of Bangladesh is Dighapatiya Rajbari of Natore or Uttara Ganobhaban. Darampatiya dynasty was the founder of Daraam Roy. He was a devoted loyal lover of Raja-Raja Ramjivan of Natore. During the rise of Natore Roy in the reign of Natore, in 1706, King Ramjivan donated some land to Dighapatiya for his residence as a gift. Later, in 1734, Daraam Roy founded the Dighapatia dynasty after being the zamindar and the king.

The gateway to Uttara Ganobhan's gate is actually a huge stone clock. The clock was made by King Dayaram from England. A big bell is beside the clock. At one time, this bell was heard from beyond. The rituals and rituals of many ancient and rare species of trees in the palace The flowers of Florence and Caucasia planted in the National Memorial Museum in Dhaka. Besides, other trees include Raj-Ashok, Sauravi, Lathe, Hapabamali, Camphor, Hiritaki, Yastimudhu, Madhavi, Tarajhara, Maikas, Nilamnilata, Haimanti, and rare species of fruits and medicinal plants. In the palace, on the banks of the trench or the lake, these trees are spread over the lake.

The palace trench around the entrance of the palace surrounds the entire palace. The public office of one side of the huge ground and rose garden is inside. The double-decked yellow building is known as the Kumar Palace. The ground floor was used as a torturer. There is a single storey office. Four cannons of that time were observed. The construction of the cannons was 1799 AD. A sculpture of Zamindar Daraam in the garden adjacent to the huge royal court symbolizes his memories. There are two more buildings with an auditorium building in the palace. Car parking garage is different. In the middle of all the installation. There are various utility items inside the palace. There are museums, many spectacular monuments, sculptures and spectacular architecture in the building.

Italian Garden Uttara is the most significant part of Ganabhaban. The Garden Furniture was brought from King Darem from Italy. The black-colored marble stone statue is enjoyable with the rod. Benzas were brought from Calcutta. The stone statue is broken by one hand. Hand wrists were binding with gold. Here the Queen's house is unrivaled.

There are six ponds named Gulpukur, Padmapukur, Shyamsagar, Kacharipukur, Kalipukur and Kartjir pond in Uttara Ganobhaban premises. In addition, there is a gorgeous trench around the Ganobhaban. Each pond has a densely paved dome. The ponds have been filled up due to not being reformed for a long time. The gorge has broken into pieces. The ancient structure was surrounded by many mangoes, jam, litchi, jackfruit, mahogany, palm and sandalwood trees. Many trees have already been extinct in the absence of neglect and negligence.

After the partition of India in 1947, the last king of Dighapatia Prativa Nath Roy left the country. Since then, the Dighapatia Rajbari is abandoned. In 1965 the government of Pakistan acquired the palace. On July 24, 1967, it was turned into the governor's house. After independence, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman declared it Uttara Ganobhaban. He convened a meeting of cabinet within the main palace of the building on 9 February 1972. From that onwards the building got the actual status of Uttara Ganobhaban.
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After the partition of India in 1947, Dighapatiya Raja left the country and went to India. Having passed the zamindari acquisition and tenancy act in 1950, there was a lot of problem in maintenance of the king palace of Dighapatiya. On December 24, 1967, the residence of the Dighapatiya Maharaja, inaugurated as the Governor of East Pakistan Governor Abdul Monayem Khan, as the East Pakistan Governor of the House of Dighapatia. After independence, on 9 February 1972, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman changed his name and declared Uttara Gonbhaban.

There is a lovely garden with fountains on the back of the palace. In the corner of the garden there is a female statue made of marble stones of proof shapes. After 1947, no one else lived in this building.

Presently, it is in the special system for the visitor