History | Culture | Tradition | Attractions
Every brick laid, every classroom taught, every meal served, and every innovation launched—behind it all is a worker. On May 1st, 2025, the world takes a collective pause not just to relax, but to reflect. This is International Labour Day, or as many call it, May Day: a powerful global salute to those who make…
Every culture has its heartbeat — a rhythm that connects its people, history, and traditions. For Bengalis, that rhythm pulses strongest on Pahela Boishakh, the first day of the Bengali calendar, celebrated on 14th April. It’s more than just a date on the calendar — it’s a vibrant festival that blends history, heritage, and heartfelt…
Eid al-Fitr, the festival marking the end of Ramadan, is one of the most cherished celebrations in the Muslim world. Though its essence—gratitude, generosity, and community—remains universal, each country adds its unique cultural touch to the festivities. Therefore, let’s take a countrywise journey to explore the traditions and foods of Eid around the world. Saudi…
Chattogram, Bangladesh’s second-largest city and a major economic hub, is a place where history, nature, and progress converge. Known as the “Gateway of Bangladesh,” this district and city stand as a testament to centuries of trade, cultural richness, and natural beauty. Whether through its ancient role on the Silk Road, its pristine hills and sea,…
Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar, brings immense devotion and enthusiasm to Bangladesh. As a predominantly Muslim country, Bangladesh embraces a unique blend of spirituality, charity, and cultural traditions during this sacred time. The essence of Ramadan in Bangladesh goes beyond fasting—it is a time of self-reflection, community bonding, and acts of kindness….
Writing about the Amar Ekushey Boi Mela feels like capturing a piece of my own story. It’s not just an event—it’s an emotion, a ritual I’ve cherished since childhood. I still remember the excitement of nagging my family, relentlessly persuading someone to take me. The moment I stepped into the fair, surrounded by endless books…
Every year on February 21, the world observes International Mother Language Day. This day promotes linguistic diversity, multilingual education, and the preservation of native languages. Established by UNESCO, the day highlights how languages shape our identities, cultures, and ways of thinking. In 2025, the celebration becomes even more special as it marks the 25th anniversary…
Valentine’s Day is often seen as a day of love, romance, and heartfelt expressions. But beyond the flowers, chocolates, and fancy dinner reservations, this celebration has a history that is far more complex and intriguing. From its ancient Roman roots to today’s grand gestures of affection, let’s explore how this special day has evolved over…
Bangladesh is home to many breathtaking natural wonders, and one of the most enchanting among them is Ratargul Swamp Forest. Often referred to as the “Amazon of Bangladesh,” this pristine freshwater swamp forest offers an unparalleled adventure into nature’s serenity and wilderness. If you are looking for a unique travel experience filled with tranquility, biodiversity,…
Ali Carlos, an adventurous traveler originally from Iraq, has explored nine countries in the past three years. Among them, Bangladesh holds a special place, as his journey began with a heartfelt invitation from a close friend to celebrate Eid. In this candid interview, Ali shares his experiences, from discovering the vibrant streets of Dhaka to…
Sadarghat, the beating heart of Dhaka’s river transport network, is a place of history, movement, and untapped potential. Once a vibrant hub of commerce and connectivity, this iconic riverfront has gradually succumbed to pollution, overcrowding, and neglect. The Buriganga River, which was once the lifeline of Dhaka, now struggles under the weight of unchecked waste…
The textile industry is the backbone of Bangladesh’s economy, driving growth, job creation, and international trade. This sector has been a key contributor to the country’s GDP and plays an integral role in every part of society. Over the past few decades, Bangladesh has transitioned from a predominantly agricultural economy to the world’s second-largest clothing…
Among the many treasures of Bangladeshi heritage, few shine as brightly as Jamdani. This intricate handwoven fabric, celebrated for its geometric patterns and floral motifs, carries centuries of artistry and craftsmanship. More than just a textile, Jamdani represents a living legacy of cultural resilience, tradition, and innovation. Acknowledged by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage…
In Bangladesh, where rivers intertwine like veins and the Bay of Bengal stretches endlessly, the lives of fishermen reflect a timeless bond with water. Their days are shaped by tides, their stories rooted in traditions, and their struggles tied to shifting climates and economic uncertainties. This is a story of survival, cultural pride, and hope….
Munshiganj, a district in central Bangladesh under the Dhaka Division, holds a special place in the country’s historical and cultural landscape. Known as Bikrampur in ancient times, it was once a thriving center of education, trade, and governance. Today, Munshiganj continues to captivate visitors with its rich historical heritage, scenic riverine beauty, and vibrant culture….
As the capital and the most significant district of Bangladesh, Dhaka is a vibrant tapestry of history, culture, and modern development. Situated in the heart of the country, Dhaka is more than just a bustling metropolis—it is a place where tradition meets progress. With a rich historical legacy, dynamic economy, and thriving cultural scene, the…