Just two days before returning from Bangladesh, one of my aunts suddenly called me and told me that I can't go to Kolkata without meeting her. But meanwhile, my work pressure has increased and is giving so much pressure that even if I don't go there, it becomes unfair. So I told Masi that if I can spare the time then I will definitely meet him. On the morning just before returning to Calcutta, I decided to visit my aunt's house. Even if I can't stay for a long time, I will come out of there within an hour after talking. Anyway, I left the house like that and then went down to Fultala and again took the auto and crossed the village road. It took us about half an hour to reach there from Fultala. However, the village I visited was still very undeveloped, but the scenery impressed me as much as few places I have visited. I will now share with you some photographs taken from there. Hope you like it.

A huge palm tree stands upright beside the quiet village road. Babui bird nests in this palm tree every year. Anyway, after a long time I saw a palm tree like this on the side of the road. I liked it so much that I took a photo.

There were large fish ponds on both sides of the road and a small paved road running right through the middle of it, which looked incredibly beautiful.

Sheep prepared for shrimp farming. This enclosure belonged to my aunts and told me that most of their income came from this enclosure.

Villagers are walking on the path, maybe to some work or home. They were very surprised to see me taking photos, because no one takes photos like this here.

It is also a beautiful simsam road there. The green nature on both sides of the road was making the place more beautiful and attractive for some reason. Especially listening to the chirping of various birds seemed to stay there for some more time.

It is a dead river in that village, though I don't remember the name now, but once upon a time there were plenty of fish in this river, and each fish weighed from twenty to thirty kilograms.

It is a dighirpar actually I was hearing many stories about this dighi from my aunt. I will share with you if I ever get a chance.

A small hut made of bamboo and thatch to guard the enclosure. I found it most interesting and looked very beautiful so took a quick photo.