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Armchair Travelling – Bangladesh

Posted byBon Repos GitesPosted inBangladesh, Bengal, Inspiration, Photography, TravelTags:, ,

With increasing signs that this month will see the lifting of the outstanding restrictions imposed on daily life here in the fight against the spread of Covid-19, this might be the last bit of armchair travelling necessary for a while. That being so, I thought a virtual visit to a country that does not often sit atop the Asian travel bucket-lists might be in order; beautiful Bangladesh.

Dhaka houses on stilts
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Dhaka boats
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Dhaka traffic
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Dhaka underpass
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Sonargaon Bangladesh
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Sonargaon Bengal
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Bangladesh fishing
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Sylhet
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Bangladesh water level
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Bangladesh well
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Bengali fishing
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Bangladesh bicycle
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Chai stall - Bangladesh
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Cox's Bazar Bangladesh
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Bangladesh boats
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Cox's Bazar - Rickshaw sunset
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Dhaka sunset
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Many thanks for joining me on this virtual journey through many different parts of Bangladesh!

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235 thoughts on “Armchair Travelling – Bangladesh”

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  16. My maternal uncles lives in that country and everytime I see any post or picture I am reminded of them…I have visited the country and its beautiful though a bit overcrowded…I like your pictures as they instantly took me back in 2018 when I was visiting Bangladesh…🙂

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  25. Very cool to see these different places I never would normally see – thank you ❤️

    How colorful and rich in culture it looks ❤️ it does look very crowded in one of those photos lol 😮

    Very beautiful though and amazing to see – thank you ❤️ you have been many places in the world 🌎

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  29. Hello! I just finished reading an interesting, funny novel by a Bangladeshi author which I would like to recommend. I read it in French: Shirshendu Mukhopadhyay, “La tante qui ne voulait pas mourir”.

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  36. Another wonderful posting. I loved seeing these pictures. Catching the fish! The ladies out in the water. The little girl on her own. They are so intimate and touching. Fabulous – and thank you so much.
    Gwen.

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      1. Still raining here so lovely sunny pictures are doubly welcome. Hope you’re getting some sun. Stay well – keep safe.
        Gwen.

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  40. This article really made me happy. As a proud Bangladeshi, I love to read your beautiful words & see the images you captured of my country.
    Thank you so much. 😊😊

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  45. It was much more than enough indeed, I love read your posts, I love learn about other cultures and customs-history-folklore and human communities all over the world, and especially when it comes to France and England, Italy and in particular Magna Grecia, a place to where I’d love to travel quite soon I hope. Greetings.

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