Nijhoom Island of Chitra Deer
Char Osman
It is a small island rising in the mouth of the Bay of Bengal at the southern part of Hatia upazila. It is said that, after a person named Osman settled the island with his buffalo bath, it was known as 'Char Osman'. Later the name is Nijhum Island. This island, with four major islands of Bala Charon, Kamalar Char, Char Osman and Char Muri, and a few small chars. The island is about nine kilometers long north-south and about seven kilometers wide east-east.
Breathable forest
There is a breathtaking forest on the Nijhum Island. In the 70's, the forest department planted the Keora, Vada National Breathwood tree in the island. Those plants have now become a huge giant. Nijhum Island got the status of national park in 2001.
Chitra deer
In 1974, four pairs of Chitra deer were released from the Sundarbans for the first time. Due to the spread of these four deer species, the number of deer in the forest is now more than twenty thousand. Chitra deer is the main tourist attraction of Nijhum Island.
Chief creature
Chhita Deer, the chief animal of the Nijhum Island National Park. In addition to this, there are more orchids, mecha tigers, khakshiyal etc.
See deer from near
Two Chitra deer in the park of Nijhum Island National Park. It looks like a Sundarbans but there is no wild wild animal in this forest. So tourists visiting Nijhum Island can see the team of Chitra deer from very close.
Deer party
Deer in the afternoon at the huge open field on the west side of the Nijhum Island National Park, deer's team.
Sunset on Nijhum Island
To see the scenic scenes you have to go to the west side of Nijhum Island on the west side of the market.
River erosion
Due to river erosion, the forest of the northern part of the Nijhum Island National Park is dissolved. In the last three years, a large part of this jungle has disappeared in the river.
Chowdhury canal
Chowdhury canal area on the west-south edge of Nijhum Island. In the boat, the boat will have to pass by the canal next to the market. The canal has completely gone underground. Many deer can be seen while sitting in the boat or by the side of the forest, while keeping themselves quiet somewhere.
Endangered country gang bang
On the east side of Nijhum Island, a swarm of Indian skimmers or local ganglies in the sky in the gravel of dawm. This pond is a safe haven for many birds of water. However, the main attraction of Darma Chara is that the local ganglion This bird is one of the most endangered birds in Bangladesh.
Wonderful junky
A swarm junky in River Plains on Nijhum Island. Among the many birds seen on the island are notable among them are various species of migratory birds, including Nishi Buk, Kanibak, Gobak, Panokauri, Gray Buk, Kadakhopancha, Balhhans, Lalappa and many other species of fish.
Black head ketchurch
The Black Headed Ibs in the Nijhum Island Char, the bird named 'Black Head Kastecara' in Bengal. This rare bird is also found in the vines of Nijhum Island in winter.
Lack of government surveillance
The popular tourist center does not have official surveillance.
