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.