Jafar Alam Promotes Surfing in Bangladesh
While the tourism industry of Bangladesh researches and develops the country so as to attract more international visitors, one man’s dream might just hold all the right answers. Known as the first surfer in Bangladesh, Jafar Alam is hoping that his efforts, with the assistance of Surfing the Nations, will promote surfing in Bangladesh and it will grow to become a popular tourist attraction. On his own Jafar has managed to spark interest amongst other youths, but he dreams of surfing becoming the next big sport in his country.
Features - Editor - 19 September 2008
Dharmarajika Buddhist Monastery
The city of Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh, filled with history, tradition and culture. It has endless numbers of activities, attractions, accommodation and business opportunities, and is often visited by international travelers. The architecture throughout the city is a blend on both ancient styles and more modernized construction trends. While the city grows and develops, establishments such as the Dharmarajika Buddhist Monastery reach out to the underprivileged community members who are left behind in the aftermath of progress.
Features - Editor - 09 September 2008
Drik Gallery – A Multi-Media Marvel
Located in the Dhanmondi residential area of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Drik Gallery and Picture Agency was established eighteen years ago by a small group of people who saw the need to provide a platform for media professionals living and working in developing countries. This innovative concept was soon recognized as valuable and like-minded people from Latin America, Asia and Africa have joined the original group in promoting the skills available within the majority world with regard to the media industry.
Features - Editor - 03 September 2008
Tourism Revival by Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation
Bangladesh is a country that is diverse in its attractions, landscapes and activities. Cities and towns such as Cox’s Bazaar, Chittagong and Dhaka are popular amongst travelers. Attractions, including Mainimati Ruins, Sompuri Vihara and Sundarbans National Park, reveal the history and magnificence of the country. But lately a few short falls in the tourism industry in Bangladesh have been noticed, and the Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation is hoping to address these issues and find solutions as fast as possible. Although many tourists visit the country, the industry does not have the ability to grow and to improve, which is the main concern for the Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation.
