My journey with green nature.

about 1 month ago

I hope you all are well friends. Welcome to my new post starting this about my Phulpur Village Travel. I went there a few days ago and the weather was very good. I had a good experience that day. First it was during an afternoon when I was passing by the road. I have been staying in my village for quite some time. So I went out to see the villages around me.

It is very nice to see these rice fields of the farmer, there are only fields and fields around. Originally they were planted with rice seedlings two to three months ago in these fields but now they have quite a lot of green and in some places it is seen that rice has started on the plants. Since it is winter in our country, there was a little fog. And maybe after two months these trees will be cut and we will get paddy from here. It was a big road that we used to go to the city. I was standing in front of the road for a long time and I could not see any vehicles. But suddenly I saw that a van was coming in the distance.

It is basically a local transportation. In which basically no one is working, only people can sit there until a little closer.
I saw a man coming with it I told him that I will go to another village. Can you take me there? He wanted to take me but instead he asked about 50 taka from me. I didn't ask him anymore I told him that of course I will go he asked me to sit and I sat in his local vehicle. It is almost shaped like a rickshaw.

A road and many paddy fields on both sides. All kinds of seedlings are planted in the plain land of my country and after five to six months we get paddy from them. These places make our rural nature very beautiful. Oh beautiful mother, I feel like I fall sometimes from the city to such villages, I like to visit them very much. It can be seen that there are some big hills next to these paddy fields. But they are not so big but small mountains. Where there are basically some bamboo bushes. Also people usually cultivate a lot in those places.

I saw several trees along that road. Those are very familiar trees to me. In our region they are called sajan trees. My mother has planted many seedlings in our house, but my mother is the first one who is very successful in planting these seedlings. Currently, these are cultivated commercially in different parts of Bangladesh. Farmers benefit a lot from this. From there I will leave for my city which is why I went to a bus stand near us.

This was my writing today, I hope you will like it.