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                                                 History Of Comilla.

We all know that Comilla city is one of the most beautiful city in bangladesh. Comilla is a city near the India border. It has a population of 3 million. The city was ruled by Mughal emperors in the 17th century as well as the British East India Company in the 19th century. The city is famous for different types of sweets and Batik printed cloth. The people of Comilla are multi ethnic. The people are a mixture of Afghan and British to a small extent. Green and hazel eyes can easily be found in Comilla than anywhere else in Bangladesh.

Moinamati archiological, Comilla

Comillas rural areas.....

We live in a world, where includes many different historical places. We live in a very beautiful country, which name is Bangladesh. Bangladesh has many historical place also. Besides many historical place she has many places which is not historical but so much beautiful. One of them, we can talk about Comilla. The village of Comillas declared an important historic and artistic center. Tourists  can go the place as they like and can enjoy the scenic beauty of nature in Comilla.

Comillas Mainamati......

                                                         

There are many historical place around Comilla. These are a series of hillocks. One of the most popular place is Mainamati Comilla. Moinamati is an isolated low, dimpled range of hills, dotted with more than 50 ancient Buddhist settelements doting to between the 8th and 12th century CE. In extends through the centre of the district of Comilla in Bangladesh. Mainamati is located almost 8 miles from town of Comilla. Every year many people in world came here to see the historical place Lalbihar  Mainamati, Comilla.

Natures silent beauty....

It is a scenic beauty of nature in comillas village site. This beautiful moment has captured on the season of Bengali month 'Falgoon'. In this time winter is on the way to leave and spring is knocking the door of nature. Leaps of many trees starts falling and new leaps borns at that time. When This happens, nature creates everywhere lots of amazing scenery. Many colorful flower grows up & spreads their fragrance.

Silent beauty.

A greenly natural house

Everyone wants to live in a place which will be gathered with the hygienic atmosphere. In Comilla, we can see many rural places with natural atmosphere. Whole worlds places are beautifully arranged by the almighty. Comilla is one of them. The picture shows us that a house which is made by soil can give you the natural happiness which you can not achieve in towns, cities. we can get fresh air from them. Hope you all like the greenly natural houses.
This article is created by Farjana.....

Welcome to the beautiful Comilla .

                                                                      Shah Shuja Mosque:

Shah Shuja is not known to have made extensive conquests, though he appears to have sent campaigns against Hijli and Tippera.

About Comilla

Comilla is a big district in Chittagong division, Bangladesh.  Comilla located in south-eastern Bangladesh, along with tha Dhaka-Chittagong highway.

Comilla, as a district, is usually administrated by a Deputy Commissioner (DC), who is an official government of the district. However, civil society has pretty strong voice and movement in Comilla. The DC office is located at Fauzdari area of the town on the east side of Dharmasagar. The District of Comilla has been divided into sixteen Thanas, namely Comilla Adarsa Sadar, Comilla Sadar South, Debidwar, Muradnagar, Hoamna, Laksham, Daudkandi, Barura, Burichang, Chandina, Titas, Langolkot, Meghna, Chauddagram, Brahmanpara and Manohargonj.

The main town of Comilla is under the Sadar Thana. Comilla Cantonment is one of most imperative military bases and is the oldest in East Bengal. It was extensively used by the British Indian Army during World War II. There is a war cemetery in Comilla and that was established after the Second World War to keep in mind the associated soldiers who died during World War I and II, frequently from Commonwealth states and the United States. There are a number of Japanese soldiers were buried.

Comilla also has an Export Processing Zone (EPZ) at the east end of the town, established on the former site of an airport. At this moment only the airstrip at a standstill exists, whereas other organizations have been rehabilitated to apparatus of the EPZ. It is one of the first mounting EPZ in Bangladesh.