File:Kanchenjunga view from Bangladesh.jpg

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English: The peak of Kanchenjunga visible from the Tentulia post bungalow
Kanchenjunga is only 11 km from Tentulia upazila of Himalayan Kanya Panchagarh. In October, in the cloudless blue sky, it is possible to see the enchanting view of Kanchenjunga from Tentulia Dakbanglo. Usually in the cloudless sky of winter, the peaks of the snow-white mountains glisten in the sun and just then it is possible to enjoy the alluring beauty of Kanchenjunga.Panchagarh, the daughter of the Himalayas in the northernmost part of Bangladesh, shines in the golden light of the summit of Everest. In November and December, the Himalayan daughters Panchagarh and Tentulia will actually see the northern sky Himalayas, Kanchenjunga and Everest peak in beautiful golden light. As the sky is not overcast at this time, traveling enthusiasts including various professionals are coming from different parts of the country to enjoy this beauty every day. Especially every day crowds are gathering at the Banglabandha land port along the picnic corner along the banks of the river Manda in Tentulia upazila of the district.From here, there is a beautiful view of the Himalayas, Kanchenjunga and the summit of Everest. Distance from Banglabandha to Nepal is 61 km, Everest Peak is 65 km, Bhutan is 64 km, China is 200 km, Darjeeling in India is 54 km, Siliguri in India is 6 km, Kanchenjunga in India. 10 kmIn Tentulia, you can see the beautiful scenery of the Himalayas, Kanchenjunga and Everest peaks, which take different forms in the morning, noon, afternoon and night, as well as you can enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the district. Surrounded by natural beauty, this district is surrounded by many tea gardens and picnic corners. Which no one can believe without seeing with their own eyes. That's why when winter comes, nature lovers gather in Panchagarh. And enjoy all the fascinating nature. And if anyone wants to see such a scene, you have to go to Panchagarh, the northernmost district of the Himalayas in Bangladesh, where the breathtaking beauty will captivate your mind. |
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