One day in Mohakhali

The day before I went to Mohakhali. It was the road of Mohakhali. It was at the Shaheed Jahangir gate. It is a residential area where Armed Forces Officers live. This area is part of the Dhaka North City Corporation.

During the 1971 Liberation War, Captain Mohiuddin Jahangir was an officer in the Bangladesh Army. On the banks of the Mahananda River, he was slain while attempting to break through opposing defenses. His action severely weakened the Pakistani Army's defense in the area. He received the Bangladesh Army's highest honor for courage, the Bir Sreshtho. Shaheed Jahangir Gate, the main gate of Dhaka Cantonment, is named after him.

The place is nice, neat, and clean. I was with my cousin. We were looking for a restaurant. But there was no restaurant in that area. It felt good to walk in the morning. Although the sun was a little problematic because It was sunny in the morning. It was getting very hot. This was a road I have never visited before. I want to see the whole world. But the funny thing is that I could not see my own country exactly. But I believe that one day everything will happen if God wants. I believe that I will be able to visit all the countries if God is with me one day. And I do this prayer all the time. I want to know about the cultures and traditions around the world. I want to know more about people's lifestyles in detail.

Here the sunflowers were losing their identity to the sun. The flowers were falling for the sun and were fading. They seemed to be losing their lives. If these were fresh, nature would be more beautiful in that area. But the combination of yellow, green, and blue created a different atmosphere.

There were small flowers but I don't know what those flowers are. There was a big tree where I sat for a while. And those little flowers were falling. My sister and I were collecting them. Because I like picking flowers.