Mahasthangarh, located in Bogura, Bangladesh, is one of the country's most significant archaeological sites. Dating back to at least the 3rd century BCE, this ancient city served as a prominent urban center in the region. The site includes the remains of a citadel, fortifications, temples, and various other structures that offer insights into the Maurya, Gupta, and Pala periods. Artifacts such as inscriptions, terracotta plaques, coins, and pottery have been unearthed, providing a rich historical context.
Gokul Medh is an ancient archaeological site located in Bogura, Bangladesh. It features the remnants of a large stupa or Buddhist monastery believed to date back to the Pala period, around the 8th to 12th centuries. The site is renowned for its intricate terracotta plaques and sculptures that depict various scenes from daily life, mythology, and religious practices of the time.
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