Districts
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| Dinajpur Site of the intricate and beautiful Kantajew Temple (Kantanagar Temple) |
| Gaibandha A laidback lifestyle with intriguing villages |
| Kurigram Ruins and remnants of ancient buildings |
| Lalmonirhat Contains a number of old mosques and rajbaris |
| Nilphamari Home to a once bustling railway yard |
| Panchagarh More old mosques and the largest mango tree in the country |
| Rangpur The Division's capital, complete with palaces, temples and other British-era delights |
| Thakurgaon Even more old buildings and temples, vegetables and crops cultivation and natural beauty |
Cities
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- Rangpur - the capital of the division
- Burimari
- 1 Panchagarh
- Dinajpur - location of Kantanagar Temple
- 1 Saidpur
- Thakurgaon
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[edit]Bengali is spoken widely, but the local dialect Rangpuri is also widely spoken throughout the populace. English is spoken by many in the larger towns and cities.
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[edit]There are many palaces and British-era buildings in the Division's capital.
The locals are very friendly and welcoming. Evergreen villages ornamented by brook and canal, with spacious fields of paddy, potato, sugarcane can be visited.
- 1 Kantanagar Temple (Kantajew Temple). A late-medieval Hindu temple, one of the most magnificent religious edifices belonging to the 18th century
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