The City of Lakes - Dhaka
Bangladesh, to the northeast of India on the Bay of Bengal, has been a South Asian nation marked primarily by thick green greenery and long rivers. Its Jamuna, Meghna, and Bangla rivers form fertile plains, and boat travel are popular. On the western side, the Sundarbans, which serve as habitat to the majestic Bengal tiger, are home to this majestic animal. It is here in Bangladesh that Indian education, tourism, and art came together in perfect harmony.
The Bengalis have always known how to create a place for themselves in the world, be it art, literature, dance, or architecture. The country's Bengalis are also noted for their hospitality and have long welcomed visitors and foreigners into the country. A trip to Bangladesh is one wherein you will encounter people who smile at you and appreciate your effort for the world to see. From simple hills and plateaus to massive plains covered in fruit orchards, Bangladesh has something for everyone.
Bangladesh is not just about beaches and skyscrapers. While there are some great beaches in Bangladesh, the real beauty is found inland in the towns and villages of Bangladesh. The most famous city in Bangladesh is Dhaka, which is one of the largest cities in South Asia. Here one can experience everything from the best shopping in the region to a wealth of historic and culture legacies.
Dhaka was among the earliest European destinations, which led to its development as a world-class trading center. Here, one can find art Deco buildings, century-old mansions, and Islamic shrines. Dhaka became a commercial hub for the country and was the first city in the world to have telephone lines. It was also one of the first places to host the Olympics. Today, it is home to a wide range of sights for its visitors, including the famous "Dhaka Declaration". The city is replete with culture, art, and history and a fascinating mix of people and tradition.
Art is very prominent in Bangladesh and can be seen in every corner of the country. From traditional crafts to modern ones, all kinds of art are represented in Bangladesh. The art here ranges from intricate carvings to sculptured stone to woodcarving and pottery. Famous artists include Awadhesh Ghosh, Jamil Minhaj, and Aslam Chowdhry. Awadhesh Ghosh is well known for his beautiful carvings.
Dhaka's Chittourgarh and Kharadi regions are home to many historic sites and temples. They are notable for being sites of intense conflict between the Bangla andonial forces. The temples here tell about the history of both the Bangla regime and the Muslim takeover. The Kharadi Bagh is one of the most famous sites here. A ghat here can be visited as it is constructed out of sand and it is said that when Lord Buddha came to India this sacred place was the first building he saw.
Dhaka offers a lot to its visitors. It has numerous sightseeing spots and hotels. There is no dearth of accommodation option here. Most of the hotels provide easy availability of car hire. You can book your rooms in advance to avoid last minute hassle.
A trip to Bangladesh will prove to be a memorable one if you go on a holiday package tour. Tourists can opt for a tour that includes hotel booking. The city can also be explored by taking part in a Bangladesh travel tour. A good number of country tours also include a Bangladesh tour package. A holiday package will give you an opportunity to explore not only the country itself but also all the historical places and tourist spots in the city.

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