I am poor, let me talk about the environment outside the hotel first. The traffic on the streets of Dhaka is very congested. You can take motorcycles, three-wheeled rickshaws, three-wheeled motorcycles and taxis to go to the streets. They are not expensive, but they are often so congested that even two-wheeled motorcycles cannot pass. If you are sightseeing in the city, you can't go to many places in a day. There is also a lot of dust on the streets. I don't know why there is so much dust. Maybe this city belongs to the earth element. There is dust on the streets, on the tops of buses, and on the roofs of buildings. There is also a lot of domestic garbage on the ground, but! Pay attention! ! Despite this, there is no bad smell in the air, because the air smells normal, so you can ignore the imperfections on the ground.
Back to the topic of the hotel, the hotel is very good, the staff is warm and thoughtful, from the front desk to the guest room to the restaurant to the SPA, all are of high standards, the room is clean and sanitary, and it is like two different worlds from the street, there are no insects, although it is between South Asia and Southeast Asia, with a wider biodiversity, in the evening, I ate lobster in the restaurant next to the rooftop swimming pool, the sky was full of black-eared kites, white-rumped swifts, flocks of starlings, starlings, and two vultures were seen gliding straight to the southwest in the middle and high altitude, one after the other. These two vultures are not very large, but their wingspan is more than two meters. They went home to sleep before the sun set. Although there are such rich ecological resources here, there are no insects in the room. The hotel breakfast is also very good, part of it is European style, part of it is local, and the local specialties are delicious. I have never eaten it in the other three countries in South Asia. I didn't dare to eat the food on the street outside, because it is difficult to assess the sanitary conditions when I first arrived, but the food in the hotel is very sanitary, and the water I drink on the street is also the mineral water provided in the room. When I was tired of playing outside, my first thought was to go back to the hotel quickly, because there was everything I wanted here.
The National Museum is great, with rich collections. It was the first time I saw Sanskrit and palm leaf scriptures. The texts engraved on the stone tablets were unusually beautiful. Of course, there are also many exquisite Buddha statues there. After all, the hometown of Atisha is 30 kilometers south of Dhaka. The painting gallery has few collections, but the standard is very high. The style is simple but the artistic conception is profound. The works in the 1970s are very advanced, which is not comparable to 798 and the art museum. It is forbidden to take pictures with cameras in the museum, sweat😓!
The young people here, both boys and girls, have a faint smile on their faces, and their eyes reveal their inner perseverance. . .
This is rare in the world
