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The Noder Chand

In the middle of 1813, a young man named Chand lived on the banks of the Madhumati river in Boalmari. He came to Boalmari after learning Yantramantra from Kamrupkamakhya. He disguises himself as a crocodile to show his magic to the people of the area. Seeing this, his wife fainted. Before taking the form of a crocodile, he recited a jug of water to his wife and said that after becoming a crocodile, he would become human again by pouring that water on her. But as his wife was unconscious, no one was able to sprinkle water on the crocodile. 
The people of the area brought sticks to kill the crocodile. When the crocodile moves due to that fear, the water of the pot falls on its tail and some parts of the tail take the shape of a human. Then the people of the area realize that it is not the crocodile but the Chand. Then the crocodile-face Chand goes to Madhumati river. Sometimes the crocodile could be seen. An Englishman shot and killed the crocodile. In that grief he drowned in the Madhumati river and committed suicide. There is a ferry ghat and a post office on the Madhumati river called Nader Chand to commemorate the events of the fairy tale and the mouza of the area is named Nader Chand.

 

Shrine of Katakagar Dewan Sager Shah:
In the last half of the eighteenth century, Shah Dewan of Sagar came to Boalmari and started working as a monk. He gained popularity in the Katagarh area of ​​Boalmari for his miraculous powers. His tomb is located at Katagarh. Every year on 12 Chaitra a huge religious fair is held at his tomb.

 
Satair Shahi Jame Mosque
About 800 years ago, Ala-ud-din Hussain Shah was the king of Delhi. At that time many Aoliyas lived in this village of Satair. Among them was Alauddin Hussain Shah, a disciple of Hazrat Shah Sufi Shaykh Shah Chaturi (R). This historic mosque was built at that time. The historic Grand Trunk Road or Sher Shah Road is right next to the Satair Shahi Mosque. Some people think that Satair Shahi Mosque is a relic of Sher Shah's time. There are many stories about the mosque in the area. For example- (1) the mosque erupts in one night by the command of Allah, (2) the pillars inside the mosque laugh and cry at four different times,(3) The pillars of the mosque provide what is expected, (4) if the bricks of the mosque are kept in the house, the insects are not infested, (5) the disease is spread on the dust of the mosque, (6) the childless people come to the mosque and swear Children are etc. Believing these words, many people from far and wide bring different kinds of vows every day.

Koira Kali Mandir:
Located on the banks of the Kumar river in Boalmari upazila, this miraculous Kali temple was established about a thousand years ago. In the history of the establishment of the temple, it is found that before the establishment of this Kali temple named Koira, this area was the Shashman area in this village. Here two brothers named Rama and Shyama used to rob for the welfare of the poor. This temple was established by two brothers named Rama Dakat and Shyama Dakat in a dream. There are many miracles and stories surrounding this awake Kali temple. The advent of Goddess Kali, the fulfillment of the desires of the devotees, is prevalent in the faces of innumerable people. This temple is one of the holy pilgrimage lands of the Hindu community. Every year on the full moon day of Maghi, Ganga baths and fairs are held.