The Winter Season of' Bangladesh
Bangladesh is a country of six distinct seasons, each with its own beauty and characteristics. Winter is one of them, and it lasts during the Bengali months of Poush and Magh (December to January). It is the coldest season of the year in our country.
During winter, the weather remains dry and foggy, and the sky is often clear. Cold winds blow from the north. The days become shorter, and the nights grow longer. In the early morning, everything is covered in fog, and sometimes, it is hard to see even nearby things. Dewdrops fall on the grass at night, and when the sun rises, they shine like little pearls.
Nature looks a bit dull during winter. The leaves of some trees fall off, and the environment becomes quiet and calm. Old and poor people often sit in the sun to warm themselves, as the cold can be quite strong.
However, winter also has many good sides. During this season, fresh vegetables, fruits, and fish are available in the markets. In rural areas, the roads remain dry and easy to walk on. That’s why it is a good time for picnics, festivals, weddings, and outdoor games. People's health generally remains good, and many feel more energetic and active in winter.
Winter also welcomes the arrival of spring, the most beautiful season of all. But it is not an unmixed blessing. The poor suffer a lot due to a lack of warm clothes. Children and old people often shiver in the cold, and sometimes, people even die due to extreme weather. Even animals and birds feel the cold during this season.
In conclusion, although winter brings some difficulties, it is still a very pleasant and important season in Bangladesh.
