Arial Bil is the largest and oldest bil in the central part of the country, full of water during monsoons and vast green fields in winter. Most of this bill, spread over an area of about 136 square kilometers in Dhaka’s Doha, Nawabganj and Munshiganj’s Srinagar and Sirajdikhan upazilas, belongs to Munshiganj district. It is believed that the origin of Arial Bill between Padma and Dhaleswari rivers in Munshiganj district was due to drying up of the confluence of Ganga and Brahmaputra rivers in ancient times.
Arial Bill, arranged in the immense beauty of nature, reveals new varieties according to the seasons. During the monsoons, the presence of water lilies, water lilies and various species of birds in the clear water of the bill, surrounded by greenery, adds a unique dimension to the natural beauty. And in winter, various types of winter vegetables are cultivated on the land of Bill. Tourists flock from far and wide to spend their time in the unique Arial Bill for fishing, boating and enjoying the natural beauty.
How to go
Distance from Dhaka to Arial Bill of Srinagar Upazila under Munshiganj District is about 42 km. From Gulisthan, Abdullahpur or Mirpur in Dhaka, you can take any bus bound for Mawa to reach Srinagar in Munshiganj. Go to Gadighat by rickshaw from Srinagar market. From the ghat, one can go to Arial Bill, which is 15 km from Srinagar, by hand-pulled or engine-powered boats. If you want, a few people can rent a boat between 1000-1500 taka and travel around Arial Bill all day.