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Rangpur Division has 8 districts. Pick one to start exploring.
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A ghat and ferry point on the Jamuna in Phulchhari. A place to sit by the river and watch ferries and boats.
Rajibpur upazila beside the Brahmaputra, much of it on river chars. Come by boat or via the nearby ghats to see char villages, fields and river life.
A river port on the Brahmaputra from the British and Pakistan eras, once a busy trading point; a river-borne operation also took place here in the 1971 war. Today it is a quiet ghat with old memories.
A former enclave, merged into a single union in 1985. Its people used to reach the mainland through the Tin Bigha corridor; talking with Patgram locals is the best way to understand its history.
The grounds of the old palace in Dimla upazila. Dimla is the oldest thana of the Nilphamari area, and the visit gives a feel for the district's zamindari era.
The old palace of Haripur upazila, with the Nagar river flowing by. Uncrowded and set among villages.
A centuries-old giant mango tree in Baliadangi upazila whose branches shade a very wide patch of ground. Easy to combine with a drive through the surrounding villages.
A museum in Thakurgaon Sadar on local biodiversity and folk life. A quick stop while you are based in town.
A large old tank at Bhitargarh in Panchagarh Sadar, beside the remains of an ancient fort. Quiet ground among sal trees.