There
are six seasons in Bangladesh. These come one after another. The names of the
seasons are summer, Rainy-season,
autumn, Late-autumn,
winter and spring.
Two months make one season. Each season
has its own feature. These seasons play an important role in the nature and the
life of the people. Bangladesh is a tropical country. Summer ( Grishma-kal)
is the season of hot. It is consisted of the months of Baishakh
and Jaistha. It is the season of mango and jackfruit. People feel too
much hot in this season. The rainy (Barsha-kal) season is the
second one. It consists of the months of Asar and
Sravan. It rains heavily in this season even for the heavy rain-fall it
floods the country. Autumn (Sraban-kal) consists of the
months of Bhadra and Aswin. The sky remains clear and smooth in this season and
the nature looks bright. Then Late-autumn (Hemanta-kal) comes.
It consists of the months of Kartik and Agrahyan.
Winter (Shith-kal) is the season of cold. It consists of the
month of Pous and Magh. People feel too much
cold in this season. They also drink the juice of date in this season.
Different types of cakes are made in this season. The last season is the spring (Basanta-kal). It consists of the months of Falgun and Chaitra. In this season it blows mild
breeze. All the flowers bloom in this season and the natural scenery becomes beautiful.
We all enjoy the six seasons of Bangladesh.
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