The Dhaka Times Desk A wonderful village. That is, a village growing in the lap of nature. Green nature there. However, if you take a picture of the green-green village, you will have to pay a fine!
Alebula river flows through this village. There is a wide mountain range. The splashing sound of the fountain cannot fail to charm the thirsty traveller. There is no doubt that anyone's eyes will be dazzled. The mind wants to keep it framed. However, taking pictures of the village is prohibited. Not only is it prohibited, but you have to pay the fine!
This particular village is a small village in Switzerland. The name is Bravo. Spread over an area of 56 square miles, the village attracts a large number of tourists every year.
According to an information, the total population of the village was only 530 till January 2017. This picturesque village has a church as a symbol of ancient Roman civilization. The racecourse here is also famous as a heritage site in Switzerland. There is Alebula river for boating and river rafting.
And for those who want to hike in the mountains, the Alebula valley awaits with an incredible scenic view. 'Kurhas Bargun' built in 1945 is the only hotel in this village, which is located quite far from the village. However, at present, under private management, the villagers have arranged accommodation and food for tourists in exchange for money.
Alebula Railway was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. There is an ancient museum attached to this railway. The history of the village's tradition is preserved in this museum.
However, the natural beauty of this small village in Switzerland is a must. Everyone who has been there once, is truly amazed by the beauty of the village. However, to keep those memories in the picture frame, to make others sad by showing those scenes, it will never happen.
That is why the village tourism office has declared a complete ban on taking pictures in the village. If a tourist ever disobeys this instruction and is caught red-handed while taking pictures, he will be fined 5 francs!
A statement on the website of the Bravuan tourism office of that particular village said that no one has the right to cause grief to others. Those who do not have the financial capacity to go to that village or for some reason cannot go, will be emotionally distressed - that is never desirable to the Bravuans.
Brave people also always think about the happiness of people in the world. They don't want the people of the world to suffer because of them, they feel pain in their hearts. Even the pictures uploaded by them have been removed from Bravouen's tourism website and social media. So that no one can talk about the picture of the village.
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