Ramsagar National Park

Ramsagar National Park is situated at Tajpur village of the Awalipur Union in Dinajpur district of Bangladesh. It is located 8 kilometers away from Dinajpur Sadar. 

In 1960, Ramsagar was brought under the supervision of forest department of East Pakistan. In 1995-96 it was built as a modern tourist center. And on April 30, 2001, it was established as a national park.

The main attraction of Ramsagar Park is the Large Ramsagar Dighi. The area of Ramsagar Dighi along the borderline is 4,37,492 meters. The average depth is about 10 meters. The height of the bank of the dighi is 13.5 meters.

The then prominent King Ramnath of Dinajpur excavated the dighi before the battle of Palashi. So, the dighi was named after him as Ramsagar. To excavate the dighi, there was a need of around 30,000 taka at that time and 15,00,000 workers.

There are seven picnic corners in this national park. There is also a children park here. Besides, there are also some deer in the park. The ticketing system is available here to enter the park. There is also a library named Ramsagar with the collection of more than 800 books established by private initiative.

Every day, especially in the afternoon people of different ages gather here to spend time with nature. If you want to pass some nice moments with natural environment Ramsagar National Park is one of the best places for you in Dinajpur. 

Besides this nature attraction, there are five more nature attractions listed in Dinajpur. There's also fourteen attractions listed in this district in other categories. You will find the exact location of Ramsagar National Park on the map above.