I spent a beautiful day in Dhaka city and Sonargaon Upazila

Today I want to share with you some of my travel experiences and some of my loved ones I met somewhere.

The picture you see at the beginning of the post is a picture of my younger brother Kausar with me while we were waiting for the bus at the start of our journey to Dhaka. And the picture you see below is a picture of us sitting on the bus seat as we board the bus and Basti starts her journey. I went to Gangni Police Station in Meherpur District, Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. I had some work there, so I was originally from Dhaka to do those things, and I am sharing my experience and pictures there with you.

The next picture you see is on the way or when they take a break for food, they say it was about 1:30 minutes. The name of the place was Dhaka Sirajganj Hotel. The hotel's next name means that the previous name was Sirajganj Food Village and the current name is Food City International Full City International. We had a protest there on the national road for 20 minutes. We ate shah there and ate some ch

The atmosphere here is actually very beautiful and it's worth mentioning that the place looks very beautiful when you go there. The place is decorated with great lighting and there were many wonderful live performances. It was very nice to see them. When we go to the hotels in the place, a happy atmosphere is created among all the travelers. It is a resting place on the journey. This place gives us a sense of annoyance in the middle of an 8 to 9 hour journey. And the place is so beautiful that the fatigue of the people disappears as soon as they see the place.

Now you can see the pictures. There are many chocolates here and for a long time. But I want to share one thing with you, which is that after you come down here, do not eat anything. If you suddenly eat something here, you may have to count a lot of money because where we eat ordinary things, it costs five to ten taka. You will get those things here. So before eating everything, ask the names here in advance.
From here, we went to Dhaka city. Now, the first picture I took in the morning after reaching Dhaka city was with my younger brother. Actually, we went for a walk and it was a bit of work. I am sharing it with you. You can do it like this if you want. It is actually very beautiful.

After wandering around Dhaka city, my younger brother and I went to Sonargaon Upazila, where we boarded a bus from Jatrabari bus stand and found a place to work just after crossing the Kachpur Bridge. After crossing the Shitalakshya River, you will find Sonargaon Upazila. From here, Sonargaon Upazila begins. The place is really beautiful. You can see the picture here. I took a picture of the gate of the Sonargaon Upazila and am sharing the picture with you.
Due to lack of time during the day, I was working on the bridge and the Shitalakshya River and could not go there to visit it directly, so later at night I went to the Kajpur Bridge. In a word, it is really an extraordinary place on the Shitalakshya River. I am sharing the night view of that place with you. I hope you all like it.

This was pretty much our tour of Dhaka city and outside Dhaka, the Sonargaon Upazila. Can we take a look inside Dhaka? Now, where is Dhanmondi 32, the residence of former President of Bangladesh Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, which has now become a ruin? Now the picture you areseeingisofBangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the former president of Bangladesh. His residence was so luxurious a few days ago, but now it has become a complete ruin. Let's find out why this residence is in this condition. You all may know more or less that in 2024, the July coup took place in Bangladesh and the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina resigned through the July student movement. Her father, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was the former President of Bangladesh and the leader of Bangladesh in 1971. Maybe it is because of Sheikh Hasina that the residence of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the Father of the Nation of Bangladesh, has not been preserved. Maybe the Bengali nation did not decide this because being the Father of a Nation is not a matter of lip service. His residence was a priceless asset to the Bengali nation. I think it is absolutely inappropriate to destroy the residence or the last memory of a former Prime Minister and architect of a country at war, no matter how bad or good he is. So I rushed to see the place and shared it with you.

I'm ending my post here for today. I hope everyone is well and I'm fine too. I hope everyone in the post will give me some support. See you in the next post.

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