Ramna Park

Ramna Park is an approximately 68.50-acre urban park in the centre of Dhaka, with a lake at its core. Originating during the British colonial period, the park has undergone several transformations and is maintained as a popular public recreational space and cultural venue. It is described in the sources as an important civic green space—sometimes called "the lungs of Dhaka City"—and is notable for hosting events such as the yearly Bengali New Year celebrations. The sources consulted for this entry (the English Wikipedia article and the linked Wikidata entry) contain no documentation of paranormal reports, apparitions, nocturnal cries, phantom figures, named spirits, or other supernatural phenomena tied to Ramna Park. Because the provided material contains no such accounts, this document does not assert or summarize any hauntings or legend content. Any urban legends or folklore about paranormal activity that may exist in other materials were not part of the source set used here and therefore are excluded from this record. Culturally and historically, Ramna Park remains significant for its recreational amenities and role in public life in Dhaka rather than for any verified supernatural associations in the cited sources.