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Dhaka Regency Hotel in Bangladesh Dhaka

Dhaka Regency is a 5 star hotel located just 5 minutes away from Dhaka Airport. I stayed there for 3 nights costing me £110 a night. I checked into the hotel after a 11 hour flight but as soon as I walked into the hotel I was mesmerized by the excellent customer service and look of the hotel. Check in was really simple and when I got to the room I couldn't believe the size of the room, it was like a mini apartment. The room had a nice comfortable King bed, a sofa/chair, a work table and the toilet, bath and shower where of very high quality. Regarding the customer service I called the reception asking for a iron and within 2 minutes someone came knocking on my room door, when I opened it the hotel worker asked what I needed ironing and he took my clothing and returned 10 minutes later with my clothes ironed. I also asked the reception wheres the best place for my to buy a luggage, the worker came with me to a local shop negotiated the price for me and at the end of the sale the hotel worker told me he would leave the luggage in my room and I can carry on exploring the city and there is no need for me to carry the new luggage back to my room. Out of all the hotels I have stayed in around the world the customer service at this hotel has been the best and I have not found any hotel yet that could match it The hotel has a roof top swimming pool and you will also find a BBQ next to it where you can buy food and enjoy the wonderful views of Dhaka from the roof. Also regarding food the hotel restaurant had wonderful food it consisted of Bangladeshi food aswell as western food, I opted for the Bangladeshi food and I can say it was excellent and you could tell it was really fresh. Next time I visit Dhaka this is the only place I would consider staying in.#dhaka #bangladesh #hotel #5star #resort

Gulshan Lake Park

Gulshan Lake Park is a place that you can’t miss if you are in the city of Dhaka. This place is not located in down town, however It can be reached easily by taxi or public transport. This is a small scenic spot so it won't take you more than one hour to explore it completely. Free access to locals ands tourists so don't worry about tickets. This is good option if you traveling with kids as they will be definitely entertained around the place. This place close really late. You can stay there unitl 10pm. #createwithtrip #bangladesh #holidays #exploring #createwithtrip

Sightseeing in Dhaka

Dhaka is the capital city of Bangladesh, it is densely populated and traffic is quite busy. Even as chaotic as it can be, there are some landmarks worth to visit, specially the old colonial ones perfect for beautiful photographies. Two building I enjoyed visiting were: Ahsan Manzil (Pink Palace) and Lalbagh Fort build in the 17th century. #travellater #dhaka #bangladesh #travellater

A modern museum giving a glimpse of the past

The Bangabandhu Military Museum is a museum located in Dhaka, Bangladesh, dedicated to showcasing the life and achievements of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, often referred to as the "Father of the Nation" in Bangladesh. The museum primarily focuses on his role in the country's struggle for independence and his contributions to shaping modern Bangladesh.The museum displays a wide range of artifacts, documents, photographs, and memorabilia related to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's life, including his political career, leadership during the Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971, and his vision for the nation's development.Visitors can explore various galleries and exhibits that chronicle key moments in Bangladesh's history, such as the Language Movement, the Six Point Movement, and the formation of independent Bangladesh. #culture #Travel #trip #Bangladesh

The Red Fort of Dhaka

The Lalbagh Fort, also known as Lalbagh Qila or Lalbagh Kella, is an iconic 17th-century Mughal fort complex located in the heart of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Its centerpiece is the majestic Lalbagh Fort, which was commissioned by Prince Muhammad Azam, the son of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. Though the fort was never completed, it remains a significant historical and architectural landmark, showcasing exquisite Mughal design elements such as domes, minarets, and ornate carvings. The fort's name, Lalbagh, translates to "Red Garden" in English, likely referring to the red sandstone used in its construction. Today, Lalbagh Fort stands as a popular tourist attraction and a symbol of Dhaka's rich cultural heritage.#Bangladesh #trip #Travel #culture

The pink palace of Dhaka

Ahsan Manzil, also known as the Pink Palace, is a historic museum located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was originally the residence of the Nawab of Dhaka and later became the official residence and seat of the Dhaka Nawab Family. Built in the late 19th century, Ahsan Manzil is an exquisite example of Indo-Saracenic architecture, featuring a blend of Mughal and European influences.The museum showcases the lifestyle, art, and culture of the Nawabs during the colonial period. #culture #travel #trip #Bangladesh

Motherland called me………..Dhaka

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Night life at Old Dhaka

Old Dhaka also known as Puran Dacca is oldest part of capital city Dhaka. It has been a cultural junction for hundreds of year. Situated beside the Sadarghat, this place is always crowded with people. At Day time, this is the largest market in Bangladesh filled with people with different needs. At night, this place becomes a heaven for food bloggers. How to go: You can get on a but thats headed for Sadarghat or Gulistan and take a rickshaw from there or you can try uber/pathao bikes What to expect: Different types of traditional foods at night. A lot of these can't be found anywhere else in Bangladesh #bangladesh #foodie #oldtown #dhaka #purandacca

Cool weather in Saintmartin, Coxbazar

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