So! Having browsed this site you have decided
to visit Bangladesh, eh? Thank you. You won't be disappointed. Allow us
to arrange your trip for you.
First, of course, you have to get there. You can go by by
air or by land. And don't
forget the visa requirements. You also need to take
certain health precautions.
It would help if knew a bit about the monetary
system and custom regulations.
What else do you need to know? Aha. Bangladesh time is 6 hours ahead of
GMT, so don't forget to set your watch appropriately. If you know a bit
about our weather and climate, it would help
you decide what to wear.
Knowing a bit about bangla [bengali] the national language might help you a lot. We have put up a survival
Bengali page where you can learn a smattering of Bangla. While
English is still widely understood, hardly any sign-posts and shop signs
would be in English.
Friday is the weekly holiday, so you must watch out if you are coming
from the west. Some organizations may take Thursday or Saturday off as
well. Office hours vary from 7:30 to 2:00 for most government offices
to 9:00 to 5:00 for some businesses. Banks are open to the public from
9:00am to 1:00pm.
The people of Bangladesh
are mostly Muslim and the religion affects all aspects of life in Bangladesh.
There are many many festivals and holidays in Bangladesh.
Let's assume you have reached Dhaka,
the capital of Bangladesh. Now you do need to find some
transport to take us to where you want to stay.
Feeling rested now? You must be hungry.
I do suppose I shall have to stop here for now. I will let you get some
sleep and then take you on a whirlwind tour thorough the country. First,
we begin with the Dhaka tour, and then we shall visit
the other wondrous places. Bear with me. You are going to have loads of
fun.
Next, I am going to take you to the Northern Division of Rajshahi, a place replete with archeological
sites including the largest Vihara (Buddhist Image House) south
of the Himalayas. And then come with me to the Khulna Division, home of the Royal Bengal Tiger. And finally, let us visit
the division of Chittagong, replete with variety
and host to the world's longest beach.
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