Description:
Panam Nagar, also known as the lost city, is located in Sonargaon in Narayanganj district. It is located very close to Narayanganj at a distance of 27 km from Dhaka. Panam City is built on an area of about 20 square kilometers. It is the oldest city of Panam Bengal and one of the 100 historical cities in the world.
History:
Once upon a time people of rich Hindu community lived here. Along with it there was a bustling business of muslin. But now there is nothing left of that ancient city. Now you can see the historical old houses. The World Monuments Fund named Panam Nagar among the 100 most endangered historical sites in the world in 2006, which gave it a different dimension and added attraction to people.
Panam Nagar was the capital of Bengal during the period of Isa Khan in the history of Bengal.
Among the Khas Nagar, Bara Nagar and Panam Nagar, ancient Sonargaon was the most attractive town of Panam. Panama City has many buildings that are centuries old. The history of the twelve Bhuiyans of Bengal is intertwined. If you review the history, it is found that many famous teachers came to teach here from different parts of the world and a university was established.
Attractions:
There are a total of 52 establishments in Panama City. Of these, 21 are on the south side
And 31 colonial buildings are located in the north. A mixture of Mughal style with European style is observed in the architecture of the buildings.
This city has been carefully constructed through perfect design. Many houses have wells. Ponds and canals can be seen on both sides for water supply in Panama City. Panam city has residential buildings, panthshalas, court rooms, baths and places of worship etc. Next to it there are several other notable ones - Isha Khan Toran, Thakur Bari, Chhota Sardar Bari, Vanik Basti, Neelkuthi etc. There is also an excellent folk art museum.
