Ramsagar National Park

I visited it with my family,very beautiful place to visit,and perfect place to visit with family, friends,it will take 30 taka to buy ticket at the time of entry,food available inside but better to bring food and water from outside,inside pond There is a small boat there will take 50 taka per ticket for a ride,if you want you can enjoy a ride, you will have a lot of fun.The best time to visit is in the afternoon but you should leave before the evening as it is a bit far and outside the city.

It is a truly enchanting environment, Ramsagar National Park is basically a historical pond, which is very large in size. It took a full hour to walk around it.

Locally Known as "Ram Sagor". Located at Village Tajpur in Dinajpir. It's a huge tank built in 18th century by Raja Ram Nath. Digging the dam required about 30,000 rupees and 15,00,000 laborers.

Ramsagar came under the supervision of the Forest Department in 1960.

It is the largest man-made lake in Bangladesh. A beautiful place to spend time with your family and friends. It's better to take a rickshaw or van inside to visit the place.

Ramsagor is the biggest man made artificial lake in Bangladesh. Its sitauted in Dinajpur, Bangladesh. The lake is build around a water reservoir. Its so large that the other side of the lake looks blurry!
This is not just a lake, its a park actually. This park is filled with huge trees! The walk-way is always shadowed by the trees - so walking in the park is very comfortable. There is a soft breeze you can feel while being here - feels so peaceful! Its a nice escape from a busy mechanical life and find inner peace.
A must visit place!
But a bad point is its not clean at all! The water is filled with plants and wastes, peopled washing cloths here, and the bank is dirty as well. Although the walkway is veing cleared, no one is taking any initiative to clean the lake water! And hence the place which could be a very nice place for tourist attraction, is being wasted day by day down to the atoms.
I hope someone will take action against it and help bring Ramsagor to its glory. My request to the people of Dinajpur is to take steps on this as it harms your reputation.
Please throw any waste while you are on a trip in designated dustbins.
Thank you.

The longest man made lake I have ever seen in Bangladesh. A beautiful place to enjoy with friends or with family. Light snacks and soft beverages are available on small stalls. There's a mosque here for prayer. Wish government will improve it's security issue.

An impossibly beautiful place. Nature can be enjoyed from very close here. There are trees around a pond. Guest birds come here in winter. There are many old buildings. There are children's parks and zoos. Ramsagar is used as a picnic spot. Everything is fine. If you want to enjoy nature up close, you can come here. 🖤🥀🌸😍

Largest man made lake in bangladesh, you can walk around the lake but its approximately 3.5 Km long. You can ride motorized van to overcome this length. In land, there are mosque, children park, zoo, lake view seating and resting place. Its a great place to get close with nature and enjoy weekend with friends and family.

A wonderful place. A must to visit.

Good place to bring family... Enjoyed a lot...a very good place for hangout with friends.. I have never seen a this kind of big pond in my life..New experiences always brings happiness. The children's park and also the zoo was very good...overall refreshment it was.

Beautiful tourist place in Dinajpur District.

Ramsagar National Park (রামসাগর জাতীয় উদ্যান) is a national park in Bangladesh located at. 25°33'00"N 88°37'30"E Tejpur, near Dinajpur District in the north-west of the country. The Park is 27.76 hectare, in size, and is built around a large water reservoir known as "Ramsagar tank". The lake is 1079m in length and 192.6m in width. The soil is red-yellow clay.

The tank was built in the 18th century by Raja Ram Nath. It is believed that the lake was excavated by King Ramnath, Maharaja of Dinajpur before the Battle of Plassey. The tank was dug by 15 million workers at a cost of 30,000 Taka.

There are no big trees; the park consists of a big lake surrounded by embankments. Most of the flora and fauna are associated with wetland ecosystem.

The park is managed by staff members which include forest officers, gardeners, forest guards and watchman. It was first established in year 1960 and was earlier recommended that the park be developed as class-B national park for recreation and education by the Government of east Pakistan in 1971. It was declared as national park on 30-4-2001 under the Bangladesh wildlife (Preservation) Amendment Act of 1947.

Flora:

272 plant species belonging to 132 families were recorded in this sanctuary. Mangifera indica, Syzygium cumini, Tamarindus indica, and Semecarpus anacardium are some of the trees found in the sanctuary.

Fauna:

The lake is full of different types of fishes. There are turtles and fresh water crocodiles in the lake. The animals found here are spotted deer, wild boar, blue bull, sloth bear and Asian black bear. The water birds mainly white breasted water hen, jacanas, river tern, kingfishers, ringed plover, grey heron and purple heron are found here.

The plants inside the park are removed by the local villagers for food, fodder, making furniture, medicine and fuel. There is a decrease in the indigenous fish species due to overexploitation. The other factors affecting the biodiversity of the park are agricultural pollution, siltation, diseases and floods.

This place holds the historical and natural beauty of Bangladesh.

Born on 22 May 1772, Raja Ram Mohan Roy became a very influential figure in Bangladesh and is considered to be the pioneer of modern India. It’s a big history, I just want to say great place in Dinajpur . Don’t forget to visit hare. Hare is a big Dighi, you can riding a boat.

The location is a really amazing.. It's a harmfully in our social life. It's a big opportunity to our District. I'm ver impressive and gladfull my life...

An Excellent venue to enjoy the natural beauties.....

Ramsagar is a man-made lake located in Tajpur village of Dinajpur district. It is the largest man-made lake in Bangladesh. Ramsagar has an area of ​​4,37,492 square meters, a length of 1,031 meters and a width of 364 meters. The average depth is about 10 meters. The height of the bank is 13.5 meters. According to historians, the famous king of Dinajpur Ramnath dug this Ramsagar Dighi before the Polashi battle. It is named after him Ramsagar. About 30,000 Taka and 1,500,000 workers were needed to dig the lake at that time. Come in 1960 under the supervision of Ramsagar Forest Department. This lake was established as a modern tourist destination in 1995-96. On April 30, 2001, it was declared a national park.

One of the famous tourist place in Dinajpur. You can visit this area anytime. it was created to fulfill the water demand of people. a silent place full of natural resources, animals and simple minded people.
The lake is about 1,079 meters long from north to south, and 192.6 meters wide from east to west. It was created in the mid-1750s, funded by Raja Ram Nath, after whom the lake is named. The excavation cost 30,000 taka at that time, and about 1.5 million labourers took part in the project.

Beautiful big Pond.Its a must visit place in Dinajpur.The lake is about 1,079 meters long from north to south, and 192.6 meters wide from east to west. It was created in the mid-1750s, funded by Raja Ram Nath, after whom the lake is named. The excavation cost 30,000 taka at that time, and about 1.5 million labourers took part in the project.[1]

beautiful place near dinajpur city. A place to spend family time or roaming around. also there is a picnic spot. a small zoo and a children park. 30 minutes away by auto from dinajpur city. there is a small amout of entrance fee. you can go inside with your vehicle. large pond with boat. you can rent a boat. you can find fuchka chotpoti shop inside the park. overall a good place to visit.

National park is a man made forest but its have a fully natural flavours. There are secure in day time after the evening it's not secure place.