How are you all? I hope you are all well. Alhamdulillah I am also well. I am back with another new post of mine. Today I will share some moments from my "Natural History Museum, (Inside Ghazipur Safari Park)" trip with you. Let's start-

In the present time, the number of tourist centers and parks is increasing day by day. People are also becoming more and more interested in traveling. In fact, the first way to keep people happy is to travel. When you lose yourself in nature, it seems like all the sorrows have disappeared, the fatigue and depression of the body are no longer found. However, due to lack of money and time, we cannot always lose ourselves in nature. You will see, spending some time alone in an empty place gives a different kind of feeling. We should definitely travel in that direction.

Last month, a friend of mine and I went to visit Ghazipur Safari Park. In a previous post, I told you that everything inside the safari park is different, due to which you have to buy a separate ticket again to see or visit anything. One such place we visited after buying a ticket. That is Natural History Museum. Basically, all the dead animals are preserved here. The entrance fee here was 20 taka (1.3 shillings) per person. There were two of us, so we bought two tickets. Basically, here, you can see the dead bodies of animals that were once almost extinct now.

We bought a ticket and entered. The first room we entered was where the dead bodies of various animals were preserved, with the help of medicine. You can see the dead bodies of all kinds of animals, including different species of snakes, fish, crocodiles, hyenas, snails, turtles, etc. Some of the dead bodies will seem real or alive when you see them. Everything is kept in a glass container and well sealed with a lid. The name of each, the species, these are written on a piece of paper and attached to the container so that tourists can easily understand and recognize it. I saw many things that I have never seen before.

Everything is placed on tables on both sides of the room. After seeing this room, we went to the next room, where we saw the skeletons and skins of various large animals. The bodies of various poisonous snakes, skeletons of deer, vultures, tigers, and everything else were here. Medicine has also been used to preserve these for a long time. We walked around inside for quite some time and saw everything and took some pictures. Then we came out.

I hope you all liked the Natural History Museum I shared today. Everyone stay well and healthy. See you again with my new post.