In 1680 A.D. a bund was erected along the bank of the river Buriganga to protect the riverbank from flooding and erosion, and to provide a recreational area along Buriganga. In 1864, the bund was constructed by Commissioner C.T. Buckland and came to be known as Buckland Bund.
A protective barrier was erected along the Buriganga River in 1680 A.D. to safeguard against flooding and soil loss, and also serve as a leisure area near the river. In 1864, this barrier was constructed by Commissioner C.T. Buckland and eventually became known as Buckland Bund.