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Bangabhaban is more than just a palatial building that currently serves as the residence of the President of Bangladesh. It is a building that has played a vital part in the heritage of Bangladesh and holds many fascinating and interesting secrets. The area on which Bangabhaban is constructed is mentioned as far back as 881 AH, and from this time the land has told a story of tragedy, triumph and of independence. Few visitors to Dhaka realize that this breathtaking palace is as much an attraction as it is a significant tale of the past and present of the city.
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Overland trade can be traced back as far as the third century, and numerous roads were carved into the landscape to assist in the transportation of goods and products. Over the centuries, transportation needs began to grow and improvements were made to accommodate the developing trade industry. One of these roads is still in existence today and is a vital trade route, as well as a significant part of the history of Bangladesh, namely the Grand Trunk Road. It is one of the longest roads in South Asia and a signature landmark in the country.
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Nayabad is a quaint village that is located on the banks of the Dhepa River in Bangladesh. It is situated in the Ramchandrapur Union and has one major attraction that sets the village apart from other destinations, namely the Noyabaad Mosque. It is a large structure that dates back to 1793 AD and shares a magnificent history with the village. Its detailed construction and breathtaking features makes the Noyabaad Mosque a fascinating and awe-inspiring site to visit, showcasing the extraordinary talents of the architects of the day.
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Shopaholics visiting Bangladesh won’t want to miss the opportunity to visit South Asia’s largest shopping mall: Bashundhara City. Situated at Panthapath, Dhaka, Bashundhara City stands out with its interesting rotunda architecture and at a height of 21 stories, eight of which are dedicated to the mall. With space for 2 500 retail stores as well as various other features, this mall will keep you busy all day.
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The city of Kushtia, in the Kushtia District, cannot be described as an ancient town, but does have a rich and very colorful history. It is the birthplace of many legendary Bengalis and was the inspiration and home of many artistic figures. Today the city is known as Bangladesh’s largest tobacco producer, and has a variety of attractions and noteworthy sites for visitors to enjoy. Although Kushtia is not amongst the most popular or well known destinations in the country, it is most definitely worth the visit and many locals travel to Kushtia to pay tribute at the Lalon's Shrine.
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Bangladesh is a diverse country that attracts thousands of visitors each year. Tourists flock to the country to experience its unique culture, meet its friendly locals and enjoy the magnificence of the country’s wildlife. Many reserves and conservation projects have been established in Bangladesh to protect its rare wildlife and bird populations, and one such breathtaking eco-tourism initiative is the Dulahazra Safari Park. Located approximately a hundred kilometers outside of the tourist hotspot of Cox’s Bazaar, the Dulahazra Safari Park is perfectly located for visitors to enjoy day trips out to this wonderful conservation area.
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Not only has air traffic increased dramatically in Bangladesh, but cargo transportation has also escalated, and none of the airports in the country are presently equipped to handle the massive flow of trade and passengers. Over the last few years, external trade in Bangladesh has grown from $1 billion to $35 billion, and airports such as Shahjalal International Airport are taking strain due to their lack of facilities and space to accommodate cargo. It has therefore been decided that a new airport should be built, which is able to service the cargo industry, as well as passengers.
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One of the most remembered war heroes and politicians in the history of Bangladesh is Lieutenant General Ziaur Rahman. Born on 19 January 1936, Zia went on to establish the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and became the President of Bangladesh on 21 April 1977. Tragedy struck the country when Ziaur Rahman was assassinated in 1981. In honor of this revered man, the Zia Memorial Museum was established to keep his memory and contributions to Bangladesh alive. The Zia Memorial Museum is more than just a journey through the life of the late President Rahman, it is also a significant architectural piece of history.
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