Photo of the Yamuna Bridge on the way to the village from Dhaka by train.

Assalamu Alaikum.

Hello friends! How are you all? I hope you are doing very well by the grace of Allah. I am also doing very well by the grace of Allah, and I am healthy.

I'm going to write about my trip today. A few days ago, I traveled home by train while traveling from Dhaka to my home in the village. I'll share a few things with you about that trip. Traveling by train is, for me, the most comfortable and enjoyable journey. As you know from my previous posts, I don't like traveling by bus as much as I like traveling by train. When I go to my home in the village, I go to my home in the village by train.

When our train was passing over the Yamuna Bridge, that is, we boarded the Yamuna Bridge, a different kind of fear entered our hearts. The reason for this fear was that there was no plan for the train to ever pass over the Yamuna Bridge. Since the train's route is on one side of the Yamuna Bridge, it is quite normal to feel fear in our hearts. It is natural for everyone to panic after such an unforeseen act has been committed.

When the train passes over the Yamuna Bridge, if you look down through the window, you'll understand how low the water looks from the bridge, so you can imagine how high the train is moving. The Yamuna Bridge is a very old bridge, and our Yamuna Bridge is among the ten largest bridges in the world. Although now, Alhamdulillah, the construction of another Yamuna Railway Bridge next to the Jamuna Bridge has been completed. But the Yamuna Railway Bridge has not yet been inaugurated or put into operation. It is expected that the Yamuna Railway Bridge will be inaugurated very soon.

Looking at my photos, you must have noticed how large the Yamuna Railway Bridge is. If I told you it takes about 18 minutes to cross the Yamuna Bridge by train, you'd probably be surprised. And if a large bus is traveling at high speed, it will take between two and a half and three minutes. This shows how large the Yamuna Bridge is. However, it's not visible from one side to the other because it's slightly curved, but I asked if I could explain the distance. Anyway, I had a very pleasant trip; I hope you enjoyed mine too.

I'll wrap this up for today. See you in the next post.