You have made a plan for a city tour in Dhaka and you are wondering about the best places to visit in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is a magically beautiful country in South Asia bordering India and a very small portion of Myanmar. This unspoiled country could not improve its infrastructure and facilities to bring mass tourists from across the world.
Every year, there are a few numbers of local tour operators who welcome a small number of tourists to visit Bangladesh, as a result, the common people are generally surprised to see tourists what you will not find in many places in the world, especially in the rural areas outside Dhaka even in some parts of Dhaka. Subsequently, people welcome foreigners everywhere and try to be their help in any way possible which is our inbuilt culture. considering this fact of our welcoming characteristic, we feel proud to take you around and show our people everywhere in Bangladesh.
In fact, you’ll find hardly a few tourists in the tourist places of Dhaka during your visit. That is why it is the best time to travel to Bangladesh because key places to visit in Dhaka are not overcrowded yet. Here you will find a list of the best places to visit in Dhaka. which you should not miss at all.
1. Parliament building: A must-visit tourist attraction in Dhaka for the passionate architect
This Nation Parliament Building was mainly dispatched by the Pakistani's after they divided themselves from the Indian Sub-Continent and Bangladesh used to be a part of Pakistan ( East Pakistan). Yale University Professor Louis I. Kahn, a famous architect, designed one of the finest structures in the world which is the round of Bangladesh and the best attraction of Dhaka city tour. Though the work of this masterpiece started earlier in 1964, the War for the Independence of Bangladesh caused the delay, and in 1982, this architectural attraction was completed. This is undoubtedly a place to visit in Dhaka for all the architect lovers. Check out our Parliament Building Tour to visit this nice modern architecture.
2. Armenian Church: One of the popular tourist attractions in Dhaka
The Armenian church, built in 1791, in Armenitola of old Dhaka which is known as the 'Armanian Church'. This traditional church relates to the history of Armenians in Dhaka. The name Armenitola or some people say as Armanitola is also derived from the Armenian's presence in Dhaka. It is said that during their stay in Dhaka, they used this small place of worship before the construction of this historical church. Once there was an Armenian cemetery where the church now stands at this present day. For the construction of the church an Armenian called Aga Minas Katchik donated the extensive land surrounding the churchyard and according to folklore, another four rich Armenians helped out to build the church. They are Michael Serkis, Okotavata Setur Sivarg, Aga Emnias and Markor Pogz.. Check out our This church has been the only spirit of this almost dying community. In this busy city, it has been a desert spring of serenity which leaves you with no choice but to visit this holy place. Check out our Old Dhaka Tour to visit the Armenian Church, One of the popular tourist attractions in Dhaka
3. Lalbag Fort: Key tourist attraction in the old Dhaka
Check out our Lalbagh Fort is an ancient fort from the seventeenth century Mughal dynasty and roaming while in Dhaka’s one of the key tourist spots. Begun by Prince Mohammed Azam and given to the then legislative leader of Dhaka Shaista Khan for fulfillment, who didn't complete it due to the death of her little girl Pari Bibi whose tomb is inside the stronghold. Inside you will find a little gallery showing artworks of the Mughal era and calligraphy, alongside swords and guns used at that time. Check out our Old Dhaka Tour to visit the key tourist attractions in the old Dhaka
4. Ahsan Manzil: Key tourist attractions in Dhaka near the Sadharghat boat terminal.
City's wealthiest proprietor, Nawab Abdul Gani built this Check out our Ahsan Manzil which used to be the main residence of the nawab and their seating. It was built on the site of an old French factory in 1872. Due to the natural climate, few portions of this place were destroyed by the storm after 16 years of its completion, however, it was rebuilt and made significant changes which expanded the vision of it, which ought not to be missed by the tourists. Check out our Old Dhaka Tour to visit Ahsan Manzil: the key tourist attraction in Dhaka near the Sadharghat boat terminal.
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Mangat Ray, renowned as Ballalasena, more enthusiastic kin of Arakanese lord Shri Sudharma, son of well-known Arakanese ruler Raja Malhana also known as Husen Shah capitalized 1,200 years of age Hindu sanctuary worked. This is the central zone of the Hindu religion in Dhaka. Check out our Old Dhaka Tour to visit Dhakeshwari Temple: Check out our Dhakeshwari Temple: One of the key tourist spots in Dhaka
6. Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque: One of the tourist places to visit in Dhaka
Khan Mohammed Mridha’s Mosque was established in 1706, this is more likely to Lalbag Fort in a vivid structure, trip of 25 stages, which is based on a raised area. You will get to see the three squat mosques, minarets which are perfectly pinpointed at each corner, and the rectangular-shaped rooftop put an amazing show for the tourists. Check out our Old Dhaka Tour to visit Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque: One of the tourist places to visit in Dhaka
7. Star Mosque: Key tourist attraction in Dhaka in the heart of old Dhaka.
In the mid-eighteenth century, the Mughal emperor built this mosque giving the flavor of their own style which eventually became the City's most visited tourist spots in Dhaka. Though later on it was customized and did some changes, the sense of Mughal is still present there in the corner towers and it’s fully decorated with mosaic stars along with the name sparkling in front of it. Check out our Old Dhaka Tour to visit Star Mosque: Key tourist attractions in Dhaka in the heart of old Dhaka.
8. Sadarghat River Port: Must visit tourist attractions in Dhaka for the passionate photographer
This stream port. You'll get a genuine real taste of Dhaka when you will visit Sadarghat. A dynamic spot, full of chaos that moves around 30,000 travelers on a daily basis which makes it one of the largest river ports in the world and it is situated in the center point of the southern side of the nation. Visiting this Sadarghat River Port is an absolute necessity for the tourists and photographers to capture the real beauty of this anarchy. Check out our Old Dhaka Tour to visit Sadarghat river port: Must visit tourist attractions in Dhaka for the passionate photographer
9. Kawran Bazar: Must Visit tourist attractions in Dhaka for the photographer
The only largest market of wholesale named Kawran Bazar is full of anarchy, verities of activities which is also the best place for photographers in Dhaka city. All kinds of trading that start and finish from 12 PM to 9.00am in the first part of the day, though you will find the availability of perpetual shops which leads to an unquestionable requirement visiting here. Check out our Old Dhaka Tour to visit Kawran bazar: Must Visit tourist attractions in Dhaka for the photographer
10. Bait Ur Rouf mosque: Must visit tourist attractions in Dhaka for architecture
If you are an architecture loving person then this is definitely Bait Ur Rouf Mosque, an Aga Khan Award-winning for Architecture ( 2014-2016) the right place for you to have a glimpse of modern architecture. This exceptionally designed mosque planned by engineer Marina Tabassum is located far west of Dhaka city. The components which hold as the representative of any mosque like a minaret, arch are not seen here which make it unique and more legate. During the daytime, the well-structured walls made of brick bring out the heavenly light from the above as those bricks had holes which give enough light for the room which is an improvised version of the Sultanate mosque architectural design. Besides, it aids to make the entrance of natural air that can circulate freely to keep the prayer room at a lower temperature. The passing lights, gentle breeze and walls are truly amazing that will capture anyone’s heart for sure. Check out our Old Dhaka Tour to visit Bait Ur Rouf mosque: Must visit tourist attractions in Dhaka for architecture
11. Liberation War Museum: A must-visit museum in Dhaka.
This museum recognizes the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971 that prompted the autonomy of Bangladesh from Pakistan, which perhaps is an uncommon place to visit. Nine month-long war, where the Pak-army’s slaughterhouse rampage and Bangladesh’s victory, preserved in historic illustrated documentation. While roaming in Dhaka, the historical backdrop of the nation which can be found in this museum is a must-see visit for all. Check out our Check out our Old Dhaka Tour to visit the Liberation War Museum: A must-visit museum in Dhaka.
12. Curzon Hall: A must-visit tourist attraction in Dhaka to witness the British era on the subcontinent.
Dhaka College started taking classes at Curzon Hall before the cancellation of the partition of the Bengal in 1911 After the partition of Bengal. Later, in 1921, when the University of Dhaka was established, Curzon Hall was created for the Science Department of the University of Dhaka, which is still in use today as the faculty of science.
13. The Pink Palace: A must-visit tourist attraction in Dhaka to discover the glorious past of Bengal.
Ahsan Manzil, also known as the Pink Palace, was constructed on the banks of the Buriganga river in the south of Dhaka city in 1872. Later, Nawab Abdul Ghani named it 'Ahsan Manzil' after his son Khwaja Ahsanullah. From the middle of the 19th century, this palace played a significant political role in Bengal for about 100 years. In 1992, The landmark was converted into a museum (Ahsan Manzil Museum) with 23 galleries and opened for visitors.
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