Traditionally Bangladesh has subdivided the

year into six seasons: Hemonto- The Late

Autumn

Sheet- The Winter

Bashonto- The Spring

Grishmo- The

Summer

Barsha- The Rainy

Season

Sharat- The

Autumn

The first season in Bangladeshi Calender, constitute of Baishakh and Jaistho.

The weather is extremely hot and water goes dry.

Kalbaishakhi is a significant aspect of summer in Bangladesh.

The second season in Bangladeshi Calender, constitute of Ashar and Srabon.

The sky is overcast with coluds and it rains heavily now and then.

Rain is a great blessing for our country and our agriculture largely depends on it.

The third season in Bangladeshi Calendar, constitute of Bhadro and Ashwin.

The sky is clear and the weather is very favorable for our farmers.

Blue, gold and green are the colors of autumn.

The fourth season in Bangladeshi Calendar, constitute of Kartik and Agrohayon.

During this season, the land is at its luscious best.

Festivals flourish to hail the harvest such as

‘Nobanno Utshob’.

The fifth season in Bangladeshi Calendar, constitute of Poush and Magh.

In winter the earth dries and dust forms.

Sometime it shows dense fog and the sun does not show as usual.

The last season in Bangladeshi Calendar, constitute of Falgun and Chaitra.

Spring is called the KING of all seasons.

Flame-coloured shimul,palash, krishnachura blossoms.

The seasons of Bangladesh regulate its-

Economy

Communication

Trade and Commerce

Art and Culture,

that is the entire lifestyle of the people.