Md. Mortuza Hasan

Dhaka is a city that is absolutely full of life, a place where old stories and modern energy crash together in the most wonderful, noisy, and exciting way. It stands as the cultural and historic center of Bangladesh, making it a truly special travel destination. I always tell my friends they should visit Dhaka because you can feel a special kind of pulse here, see a past that is still

I still remember the first time I saw it, the magical moment when my eyes looked through the water of the river and counted the colorful stones resting at the bottom as if there were no water at all. Above, the majestic Khasi hills stood like silent guardians against a blue sky. This is the picture of Jaflong, a stunningly beautiful spot in Sylhet, right on the border between Bangladesh

Have you ever stood in one spot on a sandy shore and watched the sun appear from the ocean, and then, at the end of the day, watched it sink back into the very same water? This magical experience is not a dream; it’s the reality at Kuakata Sea Beach. Often called the “Daughter of the Sea,” this special place offers an amazing panoramic view that you won’t find anywhere

Nestled in the heart of Bangladesh, the Ratargul Swamp Forest offers an enchanting escape into nature’s untouched beauty, a place often overlooked by mainstream tourism. Imagine gliding on a small boat through a forest half-submerged in clear, cool water, with green trees forming a magical canopy above you. This is one of the world’s rare freshwater swamp forests, a true hidden gem situated in the Sylhet region. My journey there

If you’re searching for the most wonderful Sylhet tourist spots, you’ve come to the right place. Let me share my story of this incredible city. Sylhet is a land where spiritual peace and wild nature come together beautifully. From the moment you arrive, you’ll find so many things to do in Sylhet, from listening to the prayers at ancient shrines to feeling the cool breeze in the green tea hills.

When I ride a bike on Marine Drive, Cox’s Bazar, I feel like a beautiful story unfolding before my eyes, a place where green hills gently meet the endless blue of the Bay of Bengal. This is the Marine Drive Cox’s Bazar, an incredible 80-kilometer (50-mile) journey that has captured my soul. It stands proudly as the longest marine drive in the entire world, connecting the lively town of Cox’s