I CAN’T BELIEVE DHAKA IS LIKE THIS! 🇧🇩 Bangladesh vlog
Explore the captivating contrasts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, from the historical charm of Old Dhaka and Mughal-era forts to the bustling energy of modern markets and shipyards. This vibrant city offers a journey through time, showcasing rich heritage, resilient culture, and dynamic industrial progress.
Old Dhaka
One of the most densely populated areas in the world, known for its chaotic atmosphere and constant traffic.
Central Shahid Minar
A special place and memorial of the Bengali language activists who died during a protest to keep Bengali as the national language.
Dhaka New Market
A market that was part of the British Empire before 1947, but was closed on the day of the visit.
Lalbagh Fort
An unfinished fort from the Mughal Empire built in 1678, offering a peaceful garden in the heart of the city.
Assan Manzil
Also known as the Pink Palace, a major attraction in Dhaka from the 19th century, serving as the residential palace of nawabs.
Pink Palace
Also known as Assan Manzil, a major attraction in Dhaka from the 19th century, serving as the residential palace of nawabs.
Armenian Church
A church near Assan Manzil.
Karigon Shipyard
An area where ships are repaired and built, with workers removing rust and painting the ships.
Shipyard area
An area where ships are repaired and built.