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When I experience moments of pure bliss, I love sharing them with you—along with my journey, thoughts, and reflections. This page is dedicated to sharing life's most beautiful and blissful moments.

07/21/2025

Such incidents will continue to occur due to Bangladesh's inefficient systems, lack of capacity, poor management, and unsafe planning. Therefore, they are not undesirable but rather an inevitable outcome. Safety cannot be guaranteed at any moment in Bangladesh. This is the reality!

07/15/2025

Patan Darbar Square || UNESCO Heritage, Kathmandu Valley and Sacred Temples

🎥 Patan Darbar Square - A Journey Through Time | Traditional Temples, Architecture & Culture

📍 Location: Patan (Lalitpur), Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
🏛️ Heritage Status: UNESCO World Heritage Site (Kathmandu Valley, 1979)

Step into the heart of ancient royalty and architectural brilliance with this mesmerizing tour of Patan Darbar Square , located in the historic city of Lalitpur , just south of Kathmandu, Nepal.

Patan Darbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the three major palace squares of the Kathmandu Valley (alongside Kathmandu and Bhaktapur Darbar Squares). Known for its stunning temples, intricate artistry, and vibrant Newari culture, Patan Darbar Square is a living museum that tells the story of Nepal’s rich Malla dynasty heritage.

07/02/2025

Happy "Canada Day" - 2025
Also known as Canada's birthday, is a national holiday celebrated on July 1st each year. Today holds great significance for Canadians as it symbolizes the birth of their nation and the values of diversity, inclusivity, and freedom that Canada stands for.

06/08/2025

Pokhara Paragliding | Adventuring with Family in Stunning Himalayan Skies – Breathtaking Views of Nature

05/28/2025

🏀 Enjoying my favorite game outdoors, surrounded by nature and good vibes 🌳

Had an amazing time shooting some hoops in this scenic outdoor spot. Shouts to everyone playing their own games nearby—it made the whole experience even better!

Thanks for watching—let me know if you'd like to see more hoops content like this!

05/27/2025

Walking through a dreamy pink haze in Toronto | Capturing the beauty of cherry blossoms and the joy they bring. So glad to be out here, embracing nature’s magic with so many others who appreciate it too.

04/01/2025

Niagara Falls | Heaven on Earth and Just Endless Beauty

Niagara Falls is Nestled on the border between Canada and the United States. This is one of nature's most breathtaking masterpieces. A place where power meets serenity, and beauty transcends imagination.

Comprising three distinct waterfalls:
Horseshoe Falls, American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls.

This iconic wonder attracts millions of visitors every year who come to witness its thundering waters and ethereal mist. Niagra Falls is Standing at an awe-inspiring height of over 167 feet (51 meters) and stretching more than 2,600 feet (790 meters) wide, Niagara Falls showcases the raw force of Mother Nature like no other destination on Earth. Approximately 3,160 tons of water flow over the falls every second, making it one of the world’s largest waterfalls by volume.

The cascading torrent plunges into the Niagara River Gorge below, creating a mesmerizing spray that often forms dazzling rainbows against the sunlight, a sight so enchanting it feels almost heavenly.

A Place Like No Other:
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Whether you’re seeking adventure, romance, or simply a moment of tranquillity amidst nature’s grandeur, Niagara Falls promises an unforgettable experience. As you stand before this roaring marvel, you’ll feel the undeniable connection between humanity and the natural world, a reminder of how small yet significant we are in the grand tapestry of life.

- Dipankar Mandal

02/08/2025

বনের পাখিরা যখন ভালোবাসায় সিক্ত “এই তো বেশ আছি” || When the forest birds are drenched in love

📍Location: High Park, Toronto, Canada

Song Lyrics:
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Friends will come Friends will go,
They all seem to change While I’m still the same
‘Cause I just can’t let go And there’s no one to blame
It’s just the way it is
Like stone I’m motionless in this world of stories, oh
Like stone I’ll be here forever Waiting for your call

Lovers come Lovers go
And their hearts seem to change
But mine’s still the same
‘Cause I still love them all And my heart’s not to blame
It’s just the way it is
Like stone I’m motionless in this world of stories, oh
Like stone I’m fixed in a framework
that is Moving beyond my control

Like stone I’m motionless in this world of stories, oh
Like stone I’ll be here forever
Waiting for your call

Thank you so much. 🥰

02/02/2025

তোমাকে ভালোবাসি || আবৃত্তিঃ টনি ডায়েস || লেখাঃ রেদোয়ান মাসুদ

তোমাকে ভালোবাসি – রেদোয়ান মাসুদ
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আমি কখনোও বলবোনা
তোমাকে ভালোবাসি
হৃদয় ডাকছে তোমার কাছে আসি
শুধু আমার চোখের দিকে একবার তাকিয়ে দেখ
চোখ কি বলে?
তখনই বুঝবে তুমি
কতটা ভালোবাসি তোমায় আমি।
আমি কখনোও বলবোনা
তোমাকে ভালোবাসি
কাছে এসো একবার
তোমায় দেখি।
শুধু কান দিয়ে নিরবে আমার কথা শুনো
শ্রুতি কেমন, কন্ঠ কি বলে ?
তখনই বুঝবে তুমি
কতটা ভালোবাসি তোমায় আমি।
আমি কখনোও বলবোনা
তোমাকে ভালোবাসি
কাছে এসো
মন খুলে হাসি।
শুধু আমার হাতে একবার স্পশ করে দেখ
কাপছে তোমার হৃদয় খানি
আর তখনই বুঝবে তুমি
কতটা ভালোবাস আমায় তুমি।

01/26/2025

Union Station & Surroundings View at Toronto in Canada

History of Union Station:
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The current building opened its doors in 1927, although its history dates back to 1858 with the debut of the first of three stations. The Union Station we know today was designed in the École des Beaux-Arts style by a team of architects from the Montreal Firm of G.A. Ross and R.H.

Construction on this iconic landmark began in 1914 amidst a materials shortage during World War I, but the station didn’t officially open until 1927. Since then, Union Station has welcomed waves of immigrants to Toronto, survived a major fire, and endured more than 90 years of wear and tear.

In 1975, Parks Canada designated Union Station a National Historic Site because it was, and still is, the country’s finest example of a classical beaux-arts railway station. Union Station is the largest of the great urban train stations built during the early 20th century.

Since acquiring Union Station in 2000, the City continues to own, manage and improve the station and is currently leading a multi-year revitalization that will make Union Station, one of Toronto’s crown jewels, spectacular again.

Thank You.

01/13/2025

Cherry Blossom (Sakura) at High Park in Toronto, Canada

Cherry blossom trees are located in parks and other locations throughout Toronto. Take part in the centuries-old tradition of hanami, the Japanese term for flower viewing. Called sakura in Japan, these cherry blossom trees bloom at the end of April to early May. as they share the stages of the bloom in High Park.

History & Horticulture of Cherry Blossoms in High Park and Toronto:
Sakura (cherry blossoms) have a long history in High Park and Toronto, and an even longer history in Japan!

High Park was not always home to the thousands of Sakura trees we see today. The trees that have been planted throughout the park and the city of Toronto hold a unique history. The Japanese Canadian community has played an important role in creating spaces for Sakura to thrive.

The first trees were planted in 1959, an event made possible by the tremendous efforts of issei (first-generation) Japanese Canadian leaders and community members. The Sakura planting campaign was formed by Consulate-General Yoshida, who invited community leaders to fundraise $20,000 with the vision of building a “Japanese garden” in a public park in Toronto. The Nikkei (Japanese diaspora) community was small at the time and faced discrimination in post-war Toronto. This was a “dream-come-true” project for the community.

The fundraising was successful, and in April 1959, the Japanese ambassador to Canada, Toru-Hagiwara, presented 2000 Somei-Yoshino sakura trees to Toronto citizens on behalf of Tokyo citizens. The trees were planted in appreciation of Toronto accepting re-located Japanese-Canadians following the Second World War. Many of the trees were planted in High Park, on the hillside overlooking Grenadier Pond (southwest of the Grenadier Café) and around the east shore of the pond.

Thank You.

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