How to travel to Bristol, England?
October 4, 20242 Mins Read

The author is strangely identified with the name of the city of Bristol. From the name of cigarettes. The name of the city of Bristol in the United Kingdom is very familiar to me for a strange reason. ICIT is a reputed computer engineering conference, which is organized every year in different countries of Europe, America and East Asia. About one and a half hundred researchers from different countries of the world attended the conference. This year the host was the University of Bristol and their famous Robotics Lab.

Bristol

Here too, there are wonderful architectural styles and with it, the music of the orchestra is playing softly. Especially if you sit with your eyes closed on one of the rows of benches inside a large church like Bristol Cathedral, it's like a bubble emerges in your mind. I remember again and again that famous Bengali bandish of Pandit Gyan Prakash 'I want to leave the pool and go to the middle of the river, back to the water...'. A different meaning of life is found. Just as the mind longed for was the famous St. Mikail (Michael) Church in the Austro-Hungarian town of Kloz Nepoka.

The greatest beauty of Britain is that they hold on to their ancient architecture. There are at least five other denominational churches in this country; Such as Anglicanism, Catholicism, Church in Wales, Methodist Church of Great Britain, Church of Ireland etc. But all doctrines are rooted in the mantra of preserving ancient architecture.
Bristol's darkest chapter is the history of slave bikinis in the city's harbour. It is known that in the 17th and 18th centuries, about 500,000 African slaves were shipped by this port alone. With whom those jobs were done, which the British did not want to do at that time. Not only in Britain, but almost all powerful rulers in the world at that time were associated with this work; The signs of which can be seen by reading the history of Roman, Constantine, Ottoman, Mughal, French, Portuguese or British empires. Edward Colstone was the master of the slave trade in the region.