Ram Sagar, is the largest water tank at Dinajpur district in Bangladesh

Ram Sagar, a non artificial lake is the largest water tank at Dinajpur district in which possible find     natural beauty of lake, artificial Zoo and a park and many others. that is the high-quality area to walk besides the lake at specifically morning and night in addition to a pleasant picnic spot for tourists. it is an attention grabbing cute region for nature lover!  The lake is surrounded by means of purple shade soil (Lalmati) highlands, parks, gardens, many sculptures of animals and birds. also can enjoy fishing and boating here. every year plenty of visitor birds come right here from bloodless nations, so it would be very attractive area for photographer. Beside this region you may also find a 'Shal' forest.

Location:-
Tejpur, Dinajpur
Climate
Any season is premier
How to get there
you may hire an vehicle-rickshaw from Dinajpur metropolis and that will take half-hour to attain at the Ram Sagar Dighi.  as a substitute, you may take a microbus for circle of relatives excursion.
wherein to live
you can discover a relaxation house there and a few exercise spots for youngsters. in addition to there are 'Porjoton lodge' and many different motels and eating places located at Dinajpur city to live at night.

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