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Hatirjheel    Hatirjheel Hatirjheel (also known as Hatirjheel-Begunbari) is a lakefront in Dhaka, Bangladesh that has been transformed into a transportation medium for minimizing traffic congestion. The area was constructed under Bangladesh Army and 'Special Works Organization' (SWO). It is now a popular recreational spot for residents of Dhaka and currently undergoing renovation. Hatirjheel Lake is the largest water body inside the capital of Bangladesh.  The place is very much attractive to the populace. It is a man-made tourist attraction beside natural beauties of the city. Hatirjheel is located at the centre of the capital city, Dhaka. The place is surrounded by Tejgaon, Gulshan, Badda, Banasree, Niketon, Maghbazar etc., and it helps the transportation of the people living in the vicinities. The location of Hatirjheel is perfect for the transportation system. The area of the entire site is 302 acres. Building the entire site ...

Heart of Bhatiary Bhatiary in Bangladesh Ever notice how charming the nature is when it is covered with the shawl of silence?  Sometimes there are so many places in the world that finds a sweet little corner in your mind. There are some roads that are rooted in the eye of your mind; you become a traveler for roads. Life is indeed a sum of countless travelling: Heart is the name of restless roaming. So it is always a good idea to listen to the heart’s parallel voice and to make journey where you find harmony with your soul. Nature has always been a great catalyst to stir your mind with ecstasy, even in this turbulent age of noise and confusion. Travel broadens your outlook about life. It guides you to find lives within living. Shakespeare represented life as a ‘walking shadow’, so I think it is important that you keep walking through the alley of life. Those travelling to Chittagong can find Bhatiary a beauty in close proximity. Situated by the Dhaka...

VARENDRA RESEARCH MUSEUM Varendra Research Museum Just a brief distance faraway from the Rajshahi University in Rajshahi, in Bangladesh, is that the Varendra Research Museum. Over the years, the museum has not only gained popularity as a search centre, but as an attraction in Bangladesh. Established in 1910, the Varendra Research Museum became a neighborhood of the Rajshahi University in 1960 and is understood to be the oldest museum within the subcontinent. This fact which it's home to the most important collection of archaeological and historical artifacts and documents in reference to Bangladesh, makes this an attraction worth visiting. The massive collection held by the museum includes items that date as far back because the sixteenth century and pays tribute to the history of the Muslim, Hindu and Buddhist religions. Its library, therefore, has...

 Dino Park  Dino Park in Comilla Dinopark is the first theme park situated in Comilla, Bangladesh. It is more than just an entertainment destination. It, actually, can be called an edu-edutainment park. Children can have a thrill of remaining with big Dinosaurs in the park and can be benefited to know about the main species of Dinosaurs through reading the descriptions available beside their standard size sculptures in the park. The entertainment spot is situated in a soothing environment of Kotbari, Comilla. Ridge of low hills has made the spot uniquely entertaining. Lush green trees and surrounding hills decorated it to look alike the peripheral setup of the prehistoric nature in which Dinosaurs used to roam about in search of prey. Children can go back in time and spend a full day in prehistoric discovery, adventure and fun in the park. For real life fun and adventure there remains a full-fledged amusement park packed with many interna...

Shalban Vihara, Comilla Shalban Vihara, Comilla Bangladesh is also a heartland of the various renowned Buddhist heritage sites. In Bangladesh, some discoveries are made on Buddhism, which are very significant. Shalban Viahara in Cumilla is one in every of the foremost important archaeological discoveries. The discoveries have added substantially to our knowledge of the history and chronology of ancient Bangladesh and various aspects of her Buddhist life and culture. Shalban Vihara - an important heritage of Bangladesh is found about eight km west of Cumilla town, lies during a variety of low hills named Mainamati-Lalmai range. This range is dotted with quite 50 ancient Buddhist settlements dating from 8-12 century AD. Shalban Vihara could also be a 7th Century AD archaeological site with 115 monastic cells. It had been very vibrant for Buddhist religious activities until 12 century AD. Shalban Vihara, a singular religious tourism siteBefore 1200 y...

Shishu Park  Chittagong Shishu Park Chittagong Shishu Park may be a recreational place for the town people of Chittagong. It’s situated in Enayed Bazar, opposite of M.A Aziz Stadium within the center of Chittagong city.  The park is one among the foremost favorite places for the people of Chittagong. The town people come here especially within the afternoon with their kids to pass their leisure. Because it is within the middle of the town and thus the people of Chittagong city can visit this park easily.   Though the park has only a couple of rides and normal games having limited ride options, it becomes crowded within the afternoon a day. Massive gathering is seen especially on the weekends and government holidays. There is a toy train, a merry go round, boat rides, alittle roller co...

Chittagong Zoo in Bangladesh The amazing entrance to the Chittagong Zoo attracts hundreds of visitors every day. Hundreds of visitors have been crowding the Chittagong zoo during the public holidays after it recently underwent a makeover. On an area of six acres of land, the lone private zoo at the port city is located at hilly land of Foy’s lake at South-Khulshi. Last Friday and Saturday, crowds were seen in front of peacock cage as green and blue peacocks enthralled people of all ages. Some people were taking selfies and videos while others were watching the activities of the peacocks.  Near the tiger’s cage, some visitors were trying to wake up the sleeping tiger. Masuk Raihan, a businessman from Senbag Noakhali, told New Age ‘We have come to visit Chittagong city. The children wanted to visit the zoo.’ ‘In the urban environment, the zoo is the only way through which the children can be introduced to wildlife,’ said Nilu...