The images show several bright pink "Plumeria flowers", adorned with fresh raindrops. The petals of the flowers are a mix of light orange with a deep pink hue in the middle. The green leaves in the background are fresh and vibrant, enhanced by the raindrops. The lighting and focus of the images are centered on the flower, making it even more attractive.

We Bangladeshis call this flower "Kathgolap".

The Kathgolap, commonly known as "Plumeria," is a very charming flower that is a perfect example of the beauty of nature. Its bright colors—deep pink, yellow, white, or orange—embody the joy of life in each petal. The flower's five petals spread out around a delicate center in the middle, creating a pattern-like structure that, from a distance, looks like a rose—This is the secret of its naming.

"Plumeria"flower has an intoxicating fragrance, which spreads in the air and creates a wonderful hypnosis with nature. It blooms among the branches of trees, mixing with fresh green leaves, creating a peaceful scene. After the rain, when the drops of water on the flower catch the sunlight, it becomes even more magnificent, as if nature itself has revealed a gem. This flower is used in the garden or for home decoration, and its beauty and fragrance inspire peace and joy in people's minds.

Scientific information about "Kathgolap".

"Kathgolap Flower" In English: Frangipani (Binomial name: Plumeria) is a plant species belonging to the Apocynaceae family. Its scientific description is as follows:

Scientific name: Plumeria (common species include Plumeria rubra, Plumeria alba, etc.)

Origin: It is mainly found in the warm regions of Central America, the Caribbean, and the northern part of South America.

Characteristics: It is a shrub or small tree that can grow up to 2-8 meters in height. The leaves are glossy, long, and green, usually up to 30-50 centimeters in length.

Flowers: The flowers are 5-7.6 centimeters wide, have five petals, and come in various colors such as pink, white, yellow, and orange. They have a strong fragrance.

Reproduction: Primarily propagated by seeds and cuttings.

Uses: Used for home decoration, in garlands (especially Hawaiian lace), and for religious purposes in some cultures. The flowers and some parts of the plant can be poisonous, so caution should be exercised.

Climate: Prefers warm and humid climates, but becomes deciduous in winter.

It is a very resilient plant that grows easily in suitable environments.

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