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Historical and Tourist Places of

Comilla


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Submitted ToMd. Sahedur Rahman

Lecturer,Department of management Studies,

Comilla Universit, Comilla.


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Submitted !.Submitted By:

Md. Tarek Rahman 0908048

Halima Jahan Sarker 0808008

Mosharraf Hossain 0908032

Abida Sultana 0908044Anindita Saha Tuma 09080!9

Mosa. Hafe"a #e$um 0908039


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"d #o.DiscussingIntroduction


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IntroductionThe %omilla re$ion &as on'e under an'ient Samatata and &as (oined

&ith Triura State. This distri't 'ame under the rei$n of the kin$s of theHarikela in the ninth 'entur) A*. +almai Mainamati &as ruled b) *e,ad)nast) -ei$hth 'entur) A*/ and -durin$ tenth and midele,enth'entur) A*. 1n !32/ it be'ame the 'enter of the #en$alba'keddomain of Ja$at Manik)a.

resentl) a art of %omillas %ourt Road/ the hoto$rahed street hasbeen on'e an e5tension of histori' 6rand Trunk Road/ to 'ommuni'ate&ith the ort fa'ilities of %hitta$on$.

Toda there are

Salbon BiharMainamoti MuseumWar CemeteryBARDShah Shuja MosqueNawab ai!unnesa"s ancestralhouse

Chandimura Tem#le$a%annath Tem#leDharma Sa%arComilla &ictoria Colle%eBirchandra 'ibrary andmany others(


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Salbon Bihar


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Salban viharais one of the best kno&n #uddhist 7iharas in the 1ndian Sub'ontinent and is

one of the most imortant ar'haeolo$i'al sites in the 'ountr) lo'ated no& in Mainamati/

%omilla/ #an$ladesh. At the end of the 8th 'entur)/ in$ Shri #ha,ade,a -7obode, made

the Salban #ihar in this la'e. The di$$in$ started from 80th de'ades . Man)

ar'haeolo$i'al elements &ere found here. Most of them are ket in the Mainamati Museum

no&. There is a remarkable histor)/ that is

in$ #ha,a *e,a &ho &as the fourth ruler of the :arl)*e,a d)nast) built that la'e on

!;8 s


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Mainamoti Museum

"n Moinamoti museum, $e $ill %nd the historical things found inLalmai & Moinamoti of 'th & (th centuries. Mainamati site Museum has ari'h and ,aried 'olle'tion of =

'oer lates/

$old and sil,er 'oins and

8; bron"e ob(e'ts

>,er !?0 bron"e statues ha,e been re'o,ered mostl) from the monasti' 'ells/ bron"e

stuas/ stone s'ultures and hundreds of terra'otta la


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"d #o.DiscussingThree Mura at


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Rupban Mura

Ruban Mura is an imortant ar'haeolo$i'al site of mainamati l)in$ on a hillo'k (ust bet&een the

modern #AR* and #*R establishments in the otbari area on the south of the %omilla

alirba"ar road. :5'a,ations ha,e re,ealed here the remains of a remarkable semi'ru'iform

shrine of medium si"e -28.2m east &est/ 28m north south/ to$ether &ith a number of

subsidiar) stru'tures/ in'ludin$ an o'ta$onal stua and another one on a s


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Kutila Mura

)utila Mura stupas stand ma+esticall on top of the highestmound in the northeastern part of the Lalmai ridge near anandavihara. The stupas are among the best preserved and mostattractive monuments in mainamoti. "n form and stle, the dierfrom those of Salvan !ihara and other sites. The represent thetraditional stle, $hile Shalvan -ihara and others reveal anevolved stle.

The three main stupas here, standing north south in a ro$,apparentl smbolise the three +e$els/ of !uddhism 0tri1


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Itakhol

a Mura

Locall the site is 4no$n as "ta4hola Mura. 5s a result e6cavation aground plan of an east facing !uddhist temple has been e6posed.7ive building are rebuilding phases have been found in the templebesides this the remains of small vihare has been e6posed on

northern side of the temple.

5mong the discovered anti8uities are 9( tola solid gold on silvercoin and a copper plate is note$orth. !esides these a bust of alarge si:e stucco image $hich is still instu. "n consideration of theanti8uities and architectural features the temple ma be dated in '

th to 9; th centur 5.D.


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"d #o.DiscussingWorld War II War Cemetery


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$a%annath Tem#le

There is another reli$iousl) siritual/ ,aluable/ histori'all) imortant/ less talkabout la'e in

%omilla The Temle of Ja$annath@ or Ja$annatha@sanskrit.

Ja$annath Temle also kno&n as Ja$annath *e, Mandir @ of %omilla is one the

si$nifi'ant medie,al reli$ious ar'hite't in #an$ladesh. The temle is situated at Ja$annathur,illa$e/ fi,e kilometers a&a) on roadB to :ast from %omilla %it) %ororationB (ust beside the

%omilla#ibir #a"ar Raod. The ,illa$e is named after Hind) *eit) +ord Ja$annath. The temle is

a landmark and re'ise influen'e for lo'al eole to name the ,illa$e after the Ja$annath the

form of +ord 7ishnu. This Mandir is also famous to Hindu Reli$ious 'ommunit) as Saptaratna

Mandir@/ &hi'h is literall) means Se,en Je&els Temle in :n$lish.


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arCemetery)Mainamoti


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%ommon &ealth &ar 'emeter) is situated near M)namati of %omilla. This 'emeter)is surrounded b) e,er $reen natural beauties/ $reen&ood trees/ $rasslands and herbs.

Chen &e look around the 'emeter)/ &e &ill see the names of the &orld heroes

irrese'ti,e of 'astes and 'reed all the &a) throu$h. This &orld 'emeter) has added

a ne& dimension of this $lorified distri't to&ards herita$e/ 'ulture and ritual of

#an$ladesh. Se'ond Corld Car has enri'hed %omilla. 3; soldiers ha,e been buried

here s)mboli"in$ their 'ontribution in &orld &ar 11 reordained for the 'iti"ens of

Russia/ Jaan/ akistan/ Af$hanistan/ 1ndia D #urma. !efore the ;nd


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"d #o.DiscussingBan%ladesh Academy *or RuralDe+elo#ment ,


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BAR

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BARD


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!angladesh 5cadem for Rural Development 0!5RD2, Comilla is located at )otbari, a

rural area along the Mainamati1Lalmai 0one of the archeological sites of !angladesh2

hill range in Comilla district at a distance of about 9>> 4ilometers from the capital cit

of Dha4a. The spra$ling campus covers an area of 9?@ acres of land including

undulating hill terrain and valles. 5 large part of the campus is orchards, vegetable

farms, nurseries, par4s and roads lined $ith shad tropical trees.

Dr. 54hter Aameed )han is $ell 4no$n in 5sia and a large part of the $ider $orld

for his distinguished leadership of the Rural Development 5cadem and the Rural

Development B6periments at Comilla !angladesh. Ais attainments as a scholar,

educator, administrator and e6perimentor1demonstrator of innovative rural

development activities, his contributions to the improvement of the conditions of the

characteristicall lo$ income densel populated agrarian societ of !angladesh have

earned international recognition.

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Shah Shuja Mosque ) mo%alatuli ) Comilla

Shah Shu(a Mos


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Ea&ab Fai"unnesaGs an'estral house / Cest 6aon /laksham/%omilla

Ea&ab Fai"unnesa %ho&dhurani &as born in !834 in the ,illa$e of ash'him$aon

under +aksham in the distri't of %omilla. Her father &as Ahmed Ali %ho&dhur)/ a

des'endent of the Mu$hal emerors and "amindar of Homnabadash'him$aon

estate. Fai"unnessa &as raised in a 'onser,ati,e Muslim famil)/ &here the &omen

&ould maintain a stri't urdah s)stem. She re'ei,ed no formal edu'ation but sheedu'ated herself in her librar) durin$ leisure time. She &as rofi'ient in Arabi'/

ersian/ Sanskrit and #en$ali lan$ua$e. 1n !8;0/ Fai"unnesa &as married to a

distant 'ousin and nei$hbourin$ amindar/ Muhammad 6a"i/ be'omin$ his se'ond

&ife. #ut the 'oule be'ame searated for an unkno&n reason and Fai"unnesa

be$an to li,e &ith her aternal famil).


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"d #o.DiscussingChandimura


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Chandi mura Shebasram

%handimura Temle is one of the oldest Temle in #an$ladesh.

ro,abati *ebi/ &ife of the #uddhist kin$ *e,khara$ established

this temle in the th 'entur). Sin'e then/ se,eral reno,ation&orks ha,e been done to kee the stru'ture ali,e. This temle is

on the to of a hill 'alled +almai. +almai is a lar$e and famous

hill) area in #an$ladesh. %handimura Temle 'omrised one of its

ae5es.


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Tample


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Sree Sree Chandi Tample


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Dharma Sa%ar

*harma Sa$ar -Reli$ion Sea / e5'a,ated b) the Mahara(a of Triura/ *i$hi / lo'ated

in the to&n of %omilla - +o'ated in %omilla to&n.

Dharmasagaris a manmade ond on the heart of the 'it) of %omilla. 1t is a 'entur)

old ond du$ b) the TriuraGs in$*harmaManik)a1in !4?8. The ond is used forfish 'ulti,ation. There is a ark beside the ond. +o'al residents $ather and en(o) fresh

air and beautiful anorama of the ond. a,ement of sides of the ond make a lon$

ath&a) for &alkin$ that are en(o)ed on a dail) basis b) lo'al 'ommunit) residents.

*hormo Sa$or is a lar$e di$hi or lake lo'ated in %omilla to&n &ith an area of 9.38he'tare.
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Comilla Victoria College old Building

Comilla Victoria College founded b) Ro) #ahadur Ananda %handra Ro) in !899 and named

after Iueen 7i'toria. Mr. Sat)andra Eath #asu &as its first rin'ial. ntil !94/ the 'olle$e &as

affiliated to %al'utta ni,ersit). #et&een !92? and !94 it offered three)ear honours

ro$rammes in :n$lish/ Mathemati's/ Sanskrit/ oliti's/ :'onomi's and Arabi'.

The 'olle$e introdu'ed #a'helor of S'ien'e 'ourses in !942 and #a'helor of %ommer'e 'ourses

in !9?;. Honours 'ourses in oliti'al S'ien'e/ h)si's/ %hemistr)/ A''ountin$ and Mana$ement

&ere introdu'ed in !9!2. Masters ro$ramme in #an$la and :'onomi's started in !93.

At resent/ the 'olle$e has !!/000 students and !2? tea'hers/ of &hom 20 are &omen. 1t has fi,e

dormitories four for bo)s and one for $irls. About one thousand students reside in these

dormitories.

Birchandra Library Ton Hall Comilla


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Birchandra Library, Ton Hall , Comilla

1t is needless to mention that all re,olutionar) a'ti,ities in %omilla durin$ the

+an$ua$e Mo,ement of !9?2 and +iberation Car in !9! &ere administered from this

To&n Hall $round. 1nitiall) this librar) started its (ourne) in a tinshed house ad(a'ent

to the hall and it &as situated on a ? a'res lot of land. 1t is a southfa'in$ buildin$

lo'ated near a lar$e $round usuall) used for ubli' meetin$s and is situated ad(a'ent to

the main hi$h&a) of andirar. The buildin$ has a sa'ious ,eranda used as the sta$e

for ubli' meetin$s.

The To&n Hall librar) has been a true reresentati,e of %omillas 'ultural and oliti'al

a'ti,ities for more than a hundred )ears no&. 1t &ould not erhas be an o,erstatement

to sa) that the $lorious 'ultural le$a') of the re$ion has re,ol,ed around this stru'ture.


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Mar-etin% acti+ities o* the .istorical and Tourism /laces

Product

The tourist la'es at %omilla indi,iduall) itself a rodu't.

Ce 'an able to kno& the histor) of our 'ountr) b) ,isitin$ these histori'al

la'es of %omilla.Ce 'an see 'oer lates/ $old and sil,er 'oins/ bron"e ob(e'ts/ bron"e

stuas/ stone s'ultures b) ,isitin$ museum.

Promotion

Ce 'an usuall) see man) ad,ertise in t, 'hannels/radio/billboard about

these tourist la'es.

1n ne&saer &e see some offer to ,isit tourist la'es of 'omilla at 'hief

ri'e.


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Place

Car 'emeter)

#uddist bihar

%omilla #AR*

Moinamoti MuseumSalbon

Price

Ti'ket 'har$e for ,isitin$ these la'es should be reasonable le,el so

that ,isitors 'an feel 'omfortable in ,isitin$ these la'es.

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SW0T Analysis

Strengths

%omillaGs tourism la'es are ,er) famous D ni'e la'es to send free time.

The transort of %omilla is ,er) &ell. The hi$h&a)s to ,isit 'omilla is so &ide.

A,ailable $ood transort/ like bus/ 'ar et'.

The se'urit) s)stem of these tourist la'e of 'omilla are ,er) $ood.There are enou$h hi$h


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Opportunity

Man) of the o,erseas in,estors in read)made $arments/ leather $oods/ natural $as and

etroleum se'tor and liberal oli') for (oint ,enture Cho does &ant in,estment in

%omilla tourism se'tor.

6o,ernment has formulated fa,ourable forei$n in,estment oli') to attra't %omilla and

its tourism sot.This sot ossesses enou$h oortunit) to de,elo these t)es of tourism.

Threats

nstable oliti'al situation 'reated a bad ima$e / &hi'h should be taken as the bi$$estthreat for de,eloment of tourism industr) in %omilla

Traffi' (am in %omilla is a bi$ roblem.

Tourists dissatisfa'tion after ,isitin$ this la'e.

Eo $o,ernment bi$ bud$et for to de,elo these tourist la'es of %omilla.

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Conclusion 1recommendations

#an$ladesh has a lar$e number of tourist sot in its area. All

of them ha,e indi,idual attra'tion. As a tourist sot %omilla

has the abilit) to introdu'e #an$ladesh &ith the eole

around the &orld. #an$ladesh 'an romote its ositionthrou$h the roer utili"ation of tourism industr) b) these

sot. Thus the o,erall 'ondition 'an be imro,ed b) roer

utili"ation of tourism se'tor in %omilla. So #an$ladesh

$o,ernment should need to take ositi,e stes to de,elotourist la'es of 'omilla.


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