Vast stretches of white Kans grass flowers along the Punarbhaba River in Dinajpur have become a popular seasonal attraction, drawing visitors and photographers to the riverbank near Bangibecha Bridge.
Located a short distance from the town, the sandy riverbanks around the bridge are now covered with white blooms, creating one of the district’s largest and most attractive Kans grass fields.
The flowers stretch across the exposed riverbanks, swaying gently in the breeze beside the calm waters of the Punarbhaba.
In the late afternoon, golden sunlight falling on the white flowers adds to the area’s natural beauty.
During a visit to the Bangibecha Bridge area, large numbers of people were seen gathering to enjoy the scenery and take photographs.
The crowds begin to grow after 4pm, with visitors of different ages arriving with family and friends.
Many take photographs of the landscape, while others arrange pre-wedding photoshoots or create videos and reels for social media.
The area has become particularly popular among young people looking for a place to relax and spend time outdoors.
Visitors said the peaceful riverside setting and fields of white flowers offered a welcome break from the demands of everyday life.
The location’s proximity to Dinajpur town and improved transport links have also contributed to its growing popularity.
Residents believe the area could become an attractive seasonal tourist destination if adequate measures are taken to ensure visitor safety and protect the natural environment.
They said proper management would allow people to enjoy the scenery while helping preserve its natural beauty.
Environmentalists have also urged visitors to avoid dumping plastic waste and other rubbish to keep the riverbank clean.
As the Kans flowers remain in full bloom, the riverside continues to draw people seeking to enjoy the beauty of autumn.
