Uttra Ganabhavan Museum

I am very impressed by visiting in the museum of Uttara Ganabhaban. There are various accessories used by the zamindars of Dighapatia. The most interesting thing is the zamindar's throne. Moreover, it is very much attractive to see the Queen's Bathtub, which was designed from Italy. Here the letters written by King & Queen are preserved. If you go there then you must show this museum.

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I recently visited this museum during Ramadan,it is absolutely significant, we can see here many unseen thing in regard to this palace

The archives of the Uttara Ganabhaban of Natore have been arranged in a collection of hundreds of scarce materials during the reign of the king. Pictures of King Pramdanath Roy and wife King Dayaram Roy in the corridor of the museum and a brief description of the palace. Royal bathtub of marble stone. The king's bedroom is set up by placing the king's couch, rolling chair, table, comfy chair and dressing table in the room on the right. In the second room on the left is decorating the throne, the king's crown and the king's gown. There are also marble stone dishes, bowls, glass jars, bronze roses, ceramic dinner sets. In this room, the author's researchers will easily find material for writing in the library of the Raj dynasty and the insurance papers of the late Raja Pratibha Nath Roy. One room is by Princess Induprabha Chowdharani. Sulekhak Induprabha has been kept in his brass photo frame. She has a personal diary, autobiography, manuscript and a letter from her husband Mahendra Nath Chowdhury. The Bay of Bengal poem, written by Induprabhara for the visitors, has been dragged to the wall with frames. In this line of poetry, the fascinating poet describes the unique beauty of the Bay of Bengal. Apart from the corridor, the furniture is spread over ten rooms in ten rooms. Especially all the tables on the table. Among these are the oval table, round table, toothpick table, cosmetic table, Austbridge table, quadrilateral table, corner table, garden fan cum table. About 5 years ago, on 5 December, Dayaram Roy founded the Dighapatia palace known as Uttara Ganabhaban. From the time of the devastating earthquake of 9, the palace was built to ruin, and for nine years he built the new palace with the help of foreign experts, props, painters and craftsmen. The Dighapatia royal family has been given this museum. #letsguide #localguides

If the ticket price was at a maximum of 10 rupees, then it would have been correct.