Natore, Bangladesh

Bangladesh

Natore, Bangladesh holds 17 Bunkabop connections with 375 places across 12 topics, spanning architecture, music, history, and cuisine. The Natore Rajbari palace anchors the city's architectural reach; in 1797, after the death of Rani Bhabani's adopted son, the estate split into Senior and Junior royal houses that persisted until zamindari abolition in 1950. Singer Farida Parveen was born here, linking Natore to music networks across the subcontinent. Bangladesh Television opened its first relay station in Natore in 1974.