Dinajpur's Ramsagar is one of the historical and archaeological monuments of Bangladesh.
Ramsagar attracts many local and foreign tourists every year for its historical foundation and natural beauty.
The Ram Sagar watershed, situated on the roadside about 8 km due south of Dinajpur town, has an area of 77 acres, but with the surrounding dune banks, the total area is 147 acres.
The main ghat of the 150-feet-long sandstone-bound Dighi attracts everyone's attention.
The depth of Ramsagar is about 30 feet.
The water in this deep lake never dries up. The lake was excavated between 1750 and 1755 AD during the reign of Ramnath Alivardi Khan, the famous king of Dinajpur.
It is said that the king dug this dighi to provide employment and water to the drought-stricken people at that time.
More than fifty thousand tourists come to Ramsagar every year to enjoy the wonderful beauty and scenery.
At present, its reflection in the lake, which is decorated with numerous plants, and the vast body of water has created a stunning scene.
Various plans are currently being taken for the overall development of Ramsagar under the initiative of the government and under the supervision of the district administration.
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