Dhaka zoo

Dhaka zoo is largest zoo in Bangladesh situated in Mirpur, Dhaka. It is the national zoo under the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock. it was ceremonially opened for public on June 23, 1974. The area of the Dhaka Zoo is nearly about 75 ha. It has two lakes of about 13 ha, which receive thousands of waterfowls every year in winter. The total number of vertebrate fauna in the zoo is about 2,150 in 191 species. Included in these animals, are about 551 mammals under 64 species, 1,543 birds under 90 species, 73 reptiles under 15 species, and about 104 aquarium fishes under 23 species.

River cruise on the Buriganga River

40-50 years ago, a cruise on the historic Buriganga River in the capital used to be a must for visiting dignitaries. It was once the main source of drinking water for Dhaka residents, and the river is still crystal clear an hour upstream from the capital. But, these days they are confronted with foul smells and rotting fish caused by massive pollution. This stench is unbelievable. According to the Environment Department, up to 40,000 tons of tannery waste flows into the river daily, along with sewage from Dhaka, a city of more than 10 million.

Fantasy Kingdom

Fantasy Kingdom in Ashulia, just 25 minutes drive from the capital was established in 2002. The park has been set up on 20 acres of land. It has international standard and thrilling rides. This park is very attractive for people of all ages to enjoy different rides. There are two types of paddleboats and the most thrilling ride is the roller coaster. Moreover, there is giant flume, Santa Maria, magic carpet, whirly bird, happy kangaroo, bumper boat, bumper cart, izzy dizzy, zuzu train and many more. There are arrangements of concerts and various cultural programs for the visitors all round the year. The park is open from 10.00am to 8.00pm on weekends and 1 1.00am to 8.00pm on weekdays.

Bhasani Novo Theatre

Bhasani Novo Theatre, located near Bijoy Sarani of Dhaka is the country's only planetarium to present a celestial show of stars, planets and other heavenly oobbJectss in virtual reality. This dome‑shaped theatre with latest technological equipment enables visitors to soar into the space as well as experience the thrills of an interplanetary journey in a three dimensional environment. Bhasani Novo Theatre, constructed on 22.96 thousand square metres of land, was inaugurated on September 25, 2004. The theatre established as a non‑formal science education centre.The unique architecture of Novo Theatre with light blue, metallic dome easily draws attention of the passers‑by.

National Memorial

The National Memorial, Dhaka is an integral part of the Dhaka Tourism and is a major tourist attraction of Dhaka. The National Memorial in Dhaka is an ideal place to witness the cultural splendors of the country. The visitors will get to enjoy the array of artifacts of the past of the country.

The National Memorial, Dhaka is located at a distance of 35 kilometers from Dhaka in a suburban town called Savar. The architectural splendor was designed by famed architect Moinul Hossein. The National Memorial, Dhaka is said to be dedicated to the sacred memory of the martyrs who lost their lives during the 1971 war of liberation. The memorial pays tribute to millions of martyrs.

The visitors coming down to the National Memorial, Dhaka can also pay a visit to the Jahangir Nagar University with its sprawling campus which lies just close to the memorial. The visitors should try and visit the National Memorial, Dhaka on Saturdays and Tuesdays which will take them to the village market or Haat where they can taste the local delicacies like the Bangladeshi sweets, vegetables, and fish along with the handicrafts.

The National Memorial, Dhaka is truly an attractive proposition for the travelers who enjoy the memories of Bangladesh.

Churches in Dhaka

The churches in Dhaka are an important part of the Dhaka tours that reflects the importance and the presence of Christianity in the city. The churches in Dhaka reflect the grandeur of architecture and the impeccable designs which are simply worth watching. The Churches in Dhaka must be a part of every tour to Dhaka as it takes the visitors to the glorious past of the city. The churches in Dhaka have their presence felt right from 1677 A.D. when the former Holy Rosary Church at Tejgaon was built. This church was also known as the church of Bangladesh.
The churches in Dhaka are truly a great attraction of the city which has been drawing loads of tourists from all corners of the world. The visitors always enjoy a great time in visiting the churches of the city. The best of the lot in the city is the Armenian Church which was built in 1781 A.D. this is one of the churches of the city which still remains functional. The Armenian Church is comparatively smaller than the other present across the globe, but the beauty and the grandeur of the church is unmatched. The church is located in one of the narrow back streets of old Dhaka. The church draws a small yet enthusiastic crowd. The churches are a place to enjoy the tranquility of heaven amidst the hustles and bustles of the city. The church is the place which supports a small Christian community from the different countries. The original founders of the church, the Armenians were the one's dealing with Bengal's jute and leather trade. Presently they have almost vanished.
Other churches in the city of Dhaka are the St.Mary's Cathedral at Ramna and former Holy Rosary Church which are the symbol of cultural fervor of the Dhaka.

Banga Bhaban

Banga Bhaban, Dhaka is one of the primary historical buildings of the city. The Banga Bhaban,Dhaka conveys the rich cultural heritage of the city to the outside world and brings to the forefront its ancient history. The city of Dhaka is the capital city of Bangladesh and there are many Dhaka Tourist Attractions. The Banga Bhaban, Dhaka should definitely feature in the itinerary of the tourists who decide to embark on Dhaka Tours.
The city of Dhaka is also referred to as the city of mosques and palaces and the Banga Bhaban, Dhaka is one of the grand historical buildings which are found over there. The Banga Bhaban, Dhaka has now been transformed into the official residence of the President and there are many tourists who come to the city to have a look at it. The Banga Bhaban, Dhaka can easily compare with the other heritage buildings of the city as far as its historical significance is concerned.
The enriched history of the Banga Bhaban, Dhaka goes back to 1644A.D. when it was constructed by Abul Quasim who was the Dewan of Shah Shuja. The building has gone through several renovations after that period and currently the modern structure showcases a fascinating appearance. The Banga Bhaban,Dhaka stands out as one of the most important monuments of the city and faces the river Buiringa.
The tourists who come to witness this outstanding piece of architecture but many parts of the old structure has lost their identity due to the passage of time. The authorities have tried their best in order to restore the building to its previous state. The tourists are allowed to have a look at the Banga Bhaban, Dhaka from outside as presently it is being used by the government as the official resident of the President.
The building has a quadrangular shape to it which is quite attractive and one of the most interesting places to visit in the city.