The distant past of what is now Bangladesh is often a tricky subject to study. Enigmatic cultures and a turbulent past made it difficult to paint an accurate picture of its history. But some excavated sites greatly helped to break up the mystery and bring us one step closer to a complete picture of Bengal’s past. The archaeological site of Gokul Medh is a great example. It is located in the Bogura District of Bangladesh, and it is a treasure trove of ancient history. This site, though lesser known compared to other archaeological wonders, holds significant importance in understanding the spread of Buddhism in Bengal and the architectural advancements of the early medieval period. The ruins of Gokul Medh, with their intricate design and historical significance, offer a window into the religious and cultural landscape of the region during a time when Buddhism was flourishing. How Ancient Bengalis Established Buddhism in Tibet ·Tracing Indo-Cambodian relations through Magnificent Stupa Architecture Read moreSection: NewsAsiaAncient PlacesRead Later