The best part is their collection of motivational and mental health podcasts by renowned psychiatrists of Bengal. This website is known for its amazing collection of Bengali short stories ranging from that of Rabindranath Tagore to Sanjib Chattopadhyay. Narrated by famous storytellers and narrators, their very Bangaliyana vibe to the story makes it pitch-perfect for Bengali folks to relate and enjoy. Shuni is developed as a social entrepreneurship to bring books and literature to visually impaired, senior citizens, non-native Bangla speakers, busy commuters, and essentially anyone who wants to listen.įlaunting a fine collection of Bengali stories and fiction, this exclusive app is dedicated only to Bengali audiobooks collection. Shuni is a social venture to provide the beauty of Bangla literature and books to everyone regardless of financial and visual impairments. WEF.Shuni app offers Bangla audiobooks and podcasts globally for free. Ruins of the Buddhist Vihara at Paharpur. Projected size of the augmented and virtual reality market 2016–2020. Bangaleer Itihas: Aadi Parba (A Bengali book on the history of Bangalee: Early period). Banglar Shasantantrik Itihas (administrative history of Bengal) (p. Kolkata: General Printers & Publisher’s Pvt. Bangla Desher Itihas (Prachin Jugh) History of Bangla Desh (Ancient Period), Volume-1. A special issue on Paharpur Seminar (Monthly Literary Journal). Department of Archaeology, p.10, p.18, p.19. Paharpur anecdote to history. Dhaka: Dibya Prakash. Paharpur and Bagerhat- two world cultural heritage sites of Bangladesh (pp. Accessed 12 Sept 2019.ĭepartment of Archaeology and United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Songskar hocche Paharpur BouddhoVihar ( Paharpur Buddhist Monastery is being renovated). Paharpur e hariye zacche SompurMahavihar ( SumpuramahaVihara is getting lost in Paharpur). Thomke ache porjoto khater unnoyan ( The development of the tourism sector has come to a halt). Somvabonar porjoton khat ‘chondohin’ ( Potential tourism sector is ‘rhythmless’). Notun bochore oitijho rokkhar sopoth nin ( Take an oath to protect heritage in the new year).
Songskarer tin bochorei behal Bouddhobiharer kendriyo mondir ( The central temple of the Buddhist monastery is in ruins after three years of renovation).
Paharpur Bouddho biharer kendriyo mondirer sirir behal obostha ( The dilapidated condition of the wooden stairs of the central temple of Paharpur Buddhist monastery). Buddhist Religion and Culture in Bangladesh (pp. : Shimla Street, pp.138–144.īangladesh Parjatan Corporation (BPC). Bangalar Itihas (History of Bengal) Volume-1. Journal of Archaeological Science, 36, 504–512.īandyopadhyay, R. Reconstructing late Holocene palaeo environments in Bangladesh: Phytolith analysis of archaeological soils from Somapura Mahavihara site in the Paharpur area, Badalgacchi Upazila, Naogaon District, Bangladesh. The study suggests that sustainability issues on the Buddhist culture from AR interpretation can be minimized with effective engagement of the local communities in the process. Stakeholders, government officials and the local community representations can benefit. The Buddhist Vihara at Paharpur of Bangladesh is rather a sacred destination for Buddhism that can be interpreted with AR. Creating story for them can possibly turn a destination get a better position over its competitors and to narrate this within the audience through almost all marketing communications and channels. Interpretation of this site’s cultural background and richness followed by the local community engagements can help. Findings indicate that the tourists visiting this religiously important destination are typically keener to know the site. This study employed in-depth interviews for data collection in line with reviewing the existing literatures. This study then outlines sustainability issues generated from AR application and tourism on the Buddhist culture attached to this site. In this research, Augmented Reality (AR) stays as the example of technology and the Buddhist Vihara at Paharpur World Heritage Site (WHS) as the site. The aim of this study is to understand the engagement of a possible technology application in a religiously important tourist site in Bangladesh.
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