Dhaka

Dhaka, the bustling capital of Bangladesh, is a city where heritage and modernity blend seamlessly. Known as the “City of Mosques”, Dhaka is famous for its historic Mughal architecture, colorful rickshaws, bustling bazaars, and lively street food culture.

Travelers can explore iconic landmarks like the Lalbagh Fort, the 17th-century Mughal citadel; the majestic Ahsan Manzil (Pink Palace) along the Buriganga River; and the serene Star Mosque, an architectural jewel. For a taste of local life, a stroll through Sadarghat River Port reveals hundreds of boats crisscrossing the water—a sight unique to Dhaka.

Modern Dhaka offers upscale malls, restaurants, and hotels, while traditional neighborhoods preserve the charm of Old Dhaka, where food lovers can indulge in biriyani, kebabs, and sweets that define the city’s culinary soul.

Why visit Dhaka?

• Historic Landmarks: Lalbagh Fort, Ahsan Manzil, Star Mosque.

• Cultural Experiences: Bustling Old Dhaka, colorful rickshaws, street markets.

• Food Paradise: Taste Dhaka’s famous Mughlai and Bengali dishes.

• City of Contrasts: A fast-growing modern metropolis with deep historic roots.

Dhaka is more than a capital—it’s the heartbeat of Bangladesh, offering travelers unforgettable encounters with history, culture, and everyday life.