Rickshaw Idol Contest Changes Bangladeshi’s Life
For centuries the rickety wheels of the three-legged rickshaws that navigate Bangladesh’s sometimes narrow streets and alleys have been a way of life. Those that pilot the vehicles develop legs of steel to carry out this back-breaking work. However a recent development has given at least one of these rickshaw drivers a new chance at life.
News - Editor - 04 November 2008
Jamuna Future Park Planned For Dhaka
Many countries become known for certain landmark buildings or events that have either shaped their past, or are likely to shape their future. With a new innovative project underway for Bangladesh, it is hoped that the country will receive international recognition, and not only improve the economy of the city of Dhaka, but also be an attraction for tourists. After battling for six years to obtain permission from the development authorities of Dhaka, the Jamuna Future Park project has finally received clearance, and if everything goes according to plan, the public will be able to explore the magnificence of Jamuna Future Park by 2010.
Travel - Editor - 29 October 2008
Aggameda Khyang Monastery in Cox's Bazar
The beach resort town of Cox’s Bazar in the Chittagong Division of Bangladesh is rich in history, culture and natural beauty, and is a very popular tourist destination. Located near the entrance to the town, nestled in the shade of ancient trees, visitors will find the tranquil and superbly decorated Aggameda Khyang monastery which is revered by the more than 400,000 Buddhists living in the area.













