Curzon Hall Curzon Hall is a structure in Dhaka, Bangladesh, that has an extremely fascinating history. It was significant in many political battles and is today a vital part of traditional education. The University of Dhaka has a School of Science division, of which the Curzon Hall is a part thereof. Its massive structure stands as a monument to the heritage of education in the city. Thus a dream that did not come true for its creator became as important as its original purpose was meant to be. Visiting Curzon Hall is not only a journey into the past, but it is an architectural masterpiece to marvel at. The Viceroy of India, Lord Curzon, had a vision - wanted to create a spectacular town hall for the city. In the year 1904 the foundation for this breathtaking building was laid, but due to the partitioning of Bengal, the Curzon Hall became Dhaka College in 1911. It took up its position as part of the science division of the Dhaka University in 1921. The hall was...
Less or more two hours drive form Bandarban town and this scenic hilly road is the highest road of Bangladesh and Nilgiri is the highest point of this hilly road. There are some cottage there. If you are lucky can touch cloud there. There is point before Nilgiri on this road what is well known as "Y" junction. There is a connecting road for Ruma, Boga lake, Keukradang and Ta-jing-dong to Thanchi. Last leg of this route you've a chance for trekking. If you like you towards to Thanchi by bus or a four wheel jeep. After overnight in Thanchi you can move for Tindu or more up-steam of Sangu river for Remakkri to visit Napha Kum water fall. In this part you'll enjoy a exciting wooden made engine traditional boat trip
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