We are proud of making our historical monuments which stand for the live sacrifice and heroic achievements of our ancestors. The best designers and architects of Bangladesh are planned these monuments. Deep beneath the stoned concrete and layer of bricks, there lies the passion and dedication of our hardworking people — people who can go further beyond imagination to make their pride immortal Read More
Saturday, December 10, 2016
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Our land is our pride. Our culture is our pride. Our rich archaeological heritage is our pride. Our museum preserves the pride that has been founded hundreds years ago. Here’s the list of museum wonder
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Bird watching in Bangladesh is more than you could ever imagine. Abundance of resident, migratory and seasonal birds makes our land a paradise for ornithologists all around the world. Bulbul, magpie, robin, common game birds, cuckoos, hawks, ducks, owls etc. are the major resident birds in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is situated on the cross path of two major migratory flyways. Our wetlands, many of which are situated in Sylhet, are the home for migratory birds. Even in Dhaka, Jahangirnagar University is a famous sanctuary for migratory birds. The coastal areas, including Sundarban forest are important breeding, resting and feeding ground for a large variety of resident and migratory bird.
While Trekking through the Jungle of the Sundarbans, you can have the opportunity to observe both animals and birds. Meantime the footprint of tiger will be an additional benefit.
During winter in Sylhet, the vast wetlands like Hail Haor, Hakaluki Haor, Tanguar Haor is crowded with a diverse range of migratory birds. Among these wetlands, Tanguar Haor is located in Sunamganj District (northeast of Bangladesh) covering an area of about 100km2 of which 2,802.36 ha2 is wetland. With a unique ecosystem, it includes more than hundred resident birds and many more seasonal species of bird.
A little far from the maddening crowd of Dhaka, Jahangirnagar University is a bird sanctuary for seasonal migratory birds. Each year thousands of bird watchers gather in this university. It takes only an hour from the Dhaka city to Jahangirnagar University by car or bus.
Now you already know why Bangladesh is a heaven for birdwatchers from all around the world. All you need is just a pair of binoculars, a sturdy pair of hiking shoes, and a lot of patience.
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The country sees a countless numbers of architectural splendors all over her land. Most of this wonders are designed by the best designers and architects of Bangladesh. If you are thinking that the splendors or our creation can only be dated back to this century, you are wrong. Some of our finest is rooted back to the beginning of previous century . Deep beneath the stoned concrete and layer of bricks, there lies the passion and dedication of our hardworking people — people who can go further beyond imagination even through shapes and bricks.
A day trip inside the Dhaka city may suffice for a grand tour for the architectural wonders. To visit places outside of the Dhaka city you would need a proper planning. Better if you plan your trip with including few other places of interest. Here’s a list of places you may not want to miss:
- National Parliament Building
Motijheel Shapla Square- Shaheed Minar (Martyr Monument), Dhaka
- National Memorial
in Savar - Baitul Mukarram National Mosque
- Seven Domed Mosque (
Saat Masjid) at Mohammadpur, Dhaka - Armenian Church
at Old Town, Dhaka - Lalbagh Fort, Old Town, Dhaka
- Ahsan Manzil, Old Town, Dhaka
Paharpur Mainamati - Wari-Bateshwar
- The Sixty Dome Mosque or Shaṭ Gombuj Moshjid
- World War II Cemetery
Kantaji Temple- Shahid Minar at Jahangirnagar University
Mujibnagar Smriti Saudha- Martyred Intellectuals Memorial
- Aparajeyo Bangla
- Amar Ekushey
Sangsaptak Shabash Bangladesh
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The tribes in our hilly areas and other regions have their own unique way to express their artistic passion. Our tribal music and dance is as significant as our mainstream culture. They are of indigenous origin and also rooted with the Bangladeshi soil as much as any kind of Bangladeshi culture. Each tribe has its own dance and music numbers with their unique ways of expressing the spiritual being. Among the tribal dances, Monipuri and Santal are popular. A diverse range of Tribal festivals is celebrated and observed by the tribal community in all over Bangladesh. Their exotic music and dance combined with their long cultural heritage is not only eye-catching but also exciting to the viewers. While you are trekking through the rough hills of Bandarban or Rangamati, make sure your try the traditional foods of your tribal people. These foods are their heritage and the outcome of their diverse culture.
Anyone can actively and interactively experience their unique culture. An Adventure in Hill tracts tour or Wondering the alleys of tea garden can give you the satisfaction of experiencing the rich and unique diverse ethnicity of Bangladesh. If you want more, or if you are anthropologist or researcher hoping to get hundreds of information from their lifestyle, you can easily plan a schedule with the help of locals. And our tour operators are always there to help you with tour itineraries.
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The urban life in Bangladesh is as interesting as the rural and tribal life. You can easily blend in the alleys of Dhaka city and find yourself amazed by the people and their lifestyle. If the Old Dhaka gives you an essence of long gone past , then the New Dhaka will give you the glimpse of the present. Each blends perfectly with each other. Your urban experience will definitely be redefined.
This is the best tour if needs to get the most out of the immensely resourceful lands of Dhaka. This tour will cover the key attractions like Lalbagh Fort, Ahsan Manzil, Star Mosque, Armenian Church, Dhakeshwari Temple, and Buriganga launch terminal with adventurous rickshaw ride through the mystical alleys of Old Dhaka as well as local boat ride against the calm tides of historic Buriganga river . During the entire trip you will be blessed with the unforgettable memory of unique lifestyle of Bangladeshi people. This tour is a must if you want to take quick knowledge on the heritage, culture, and life of Dhaka city as well as Bangladesh. Meanwhile, you will get to taste the finest cuisines of Old Dhaka most of which are deeply affiliated with the taste of historic Mughal cuisine . After completing your trip, you may also want to go New Dhaka where you can visit places like Jatiyo Sangsad Bhaban or National Parliament House, Central Shahid Minar, Curzon Hall and other architectural wonders.
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Located in the Mirpur section of the capital city of Bangladesh, the Bangladesh National Zoo is home to more than 2,000 animals from 165 species and is a popular place to spend the day, both for local and international visitors. Established in 1974, the Bangladesh National Zoo has been developed and improved over the years, and is widely considered to be one of the best zoos in Bangladesh, receiving hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.
Visitors to the Bangladesh National Zoo will appreciate the way the animal enclosures are designed to make each occupant feel at home by mimicking the animal’s natural environment as closely as possible. Of course, the animals are safely behind bars, but the overall appearance of the zoo, with its tree-lined pathways and two large tranquil lakes that host migratory water-fowl each winter, gives one the impression of being out in the country side rather than within the boundaries of one of the busiest cities in Bangladesh.
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