Located in the northwestern region of Bangladesh, the ancient monastery known as Somapura Mahavihara, popularly called Jagdal Vihara, in Paharpur is a significant archaeological site that served as an important intellectual center for Buddhist scholars and monks in the past. Given the historical Buddhist influence, the diet here traditionally might have been largely vegetarian, focusing on locally sourced vegetables, fruits, rice, and pulses. However, over time, the surrounding regions have seen an amalgamation of various cultural foods including influences from Hindu and Muslim cuisines, diversifying the dietary habits to include a broader range of food items.
Please note that exact locations might change over time and it is best to check for the latest information when planning your visit.