Natural Beauties in Bangladesh

Natural Beauties in Bangladesh:

Bangladesh is often called a land of natural beauties. She is Natures darling child. On no other country of the world has Nature bestowed so much beauty as on Bangladesh. Her beauties consist in bounty and variety. Bangladesh is a playground of Nature. Her tropical climate brings for her abundance of sunshine, on one hand, and plenty of cloud and rain, on the other hand. There is always the play of light and shade in the land. She enjoys the pleasure of sunny weather, luxury of colors and throws an appeal of an unending ocean of greenery. Her green fields overflowing with golden crops, the spotless blue and cloudy sky, her moonlit and pitch dark night-all these present scenes of romantic charm and beauty. Then come the beauties of the river scenes of Bangladesh. The grand spectacle of the river on a moonlit night is simply bewitching. In Bangladesh six seasons in their distinctive roles come in procession. In summer , heat is intense but there are gifts of delicious fruits. In the rainy season which is at the root of all verdure and greenery. In autumn, there are the play of hide and seek among the clouds, the blue sky and the enchanting moonlit at night. Last of all, spring presents variety of colors. No one can deny that Bangladesh is a matchless beauty spot in the world.

Seasons of Bangladesh:
There are six seasons in Bangladesh. They are-
[a]The Summer:
Summer is the season of scorching sun. The heat of the sun in this season is sometimes so great that it becomes difficult to work even. Schools and colleges remain closed for sometimes during this season. Nature looks lifeless. Ponds and tanks dry up and many villagers suffer much from epidemic. But sumer has its boons also. Mangoes, jack-fruits of Bangladesh ripen in this season.

[b]The rains ; Then comes the rainy season. It stays in Bangladesh during the months of Ashara and shrabana, cloudy skies, wet muddy and swanpy earth swelled-up tanks and ponds are the familiar sights of this season during the rains the rivers vecome full and sometimes overflow the vanks. Many billages go under flood water and many billages look like small islands. Boats become the chief means of communication in this season. Bamboo bridges are made to connect one place with another. Paddy plants grow up and cultibators  work hard in the epidemic form towards the end of this season.

[c] the autumn ; the cloudy sky clears up at the advent of the autuma which occupies the months of  bhsdra and aswina. Gute, the principal cash crop of Bangladesh , becomes abailable in the market. Harbesting of crops begin soon. The sight of the golden paddy in fields creates for the peasants many happy dreams. Innumerable flowers make the country side flowery.

[d]  the late Autumn ; the autumn rolls into the late autumn or hemanta. It is the season of dews. The  peasants are busy with their harbests. The atmosphere becomes slight cold and one feels lively and happy .

[e] winter;   winter comes with its fog and cold life in nature seems dull. Trees turn grey and shed their leaves. Men shiver with cold. The sun decomes delightful. The sky becomes clear and blue. Poor people suffer much from cold. Begetables are abailable in abundance. It is the season of gur and patali which are speciat proucts of Bangladesh .

[f] spring; last of all comes spring season. It is neither too hot nor too cold. It is the brightest and gayest season and is loved by all. Lifeless trees put on new leaves and flowers bloom. A gentle dreeze blows. It is the season of happiness and enjoyment.