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Here are some of the interesting places to visit in Dhaka, Bangladesh:
Lalbagh Fort - a beautiful castle located at the edge of Old Dhaka. The castle was built during the reign of Prince Azam in the year 1676. Prince Azam was the third son of the great Moghul Emperor Aurangazeb. The fort contains long armored walls with octagonal citadel. There is also a mosque built inside the fort, and the Mauseleum of Bibi Pari, and the Audience Hall. Visitors can visit the museum inside the castle, which is officially opened to the public.
Tara Masjid (Star Mosque) - one of the most unusual mosques in Dhaka, which also called the "city of mosques". The name, "Star" was given to the mosque due to the sparkling mosaic of broken china. The mosque was said to have been built way back in the 17th century by Shaista Khan. Infront of the mosque, is a star shaped figure, which stands for the mosque's name.
Jatiyo Shongshod - Dhaka's National Parliament building located at Sher-e-Bangla Nagar. Jatiyo Shongshod is built with a vast complex geometrical design. The man behind this uniquely designed structure is American architect Louis Kahn. It is considered today as one of the most distinctively-looking building in Bangladesh.
Shahid Minar - one of the many mausoleums and monuments in Dhaka. This monument was built to commemorate the people who were killed during the Language Movement demonstrations in 1952, where in dozens of students and activists died. The monument had been a high subject for attraction in Dhaka. Its colorful gardens had attracted many tourists and travelers both local and abroad.
World War II Cemetery - is a well-preserved cemetery in an attractive and tranquil place within Chittagong. Here is where the bodies of over 700 soldiers rest. These soldiers came from various parts of the globe including Britain, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Africa, India, Japan, Netherlands and Myanmar. They came to Bangladesh during the Second World War.
Foy's Lake - also known as the "Pahartali Lake" is located 8 kilometers away from Chittagong. Foy's Lake is a perfect place for picnics. The place has a very amazing view which is visited by thousands of tourists every week.
Chandraghona: located 48 kilometer from Chittagong, on the Kaptai Road. This place is where one of the leading paper mills in Asia is found. Not too far from the paper mill is a rayon factory which produces artificial fibers made from bamboo.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
Free Guide Dhaka City
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Free Guide Dhaka City
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Dhaka is known as the producer of the finest "muslin" in the world, which is a kind of cotton fabric that is finely woven, used to make dresses, curtains and other clothing materials.The country started to fully develop in the 19th century during the British rule. Dhaka is now the center of cultural, political and economic life in Bangladesh. Dhaka is also a place with many interesting places to visit. The city is rich with its fine culture and beauty people from all around the world love to see.
You can get flights to Dhaka easily on web, book in advance to avoid future hassle in your Holidays.Here are some of the interesting places to visit in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Lalbagh Fort - a beautiful castle located at the edge of Old Dhaka. The castle was built during the reign of Prince Azam in the year 1676. Prince Azam was the third son of the great Moghul Emperor Aurangazeb. The fort contains long armored walls with octagonal citadel. There is also a mosque built inside the fort, and the Mauseleum of Bibi Pari, and the Audience Hall. Visitors can visit the museum inside the castle, which is officially opened to the public.
Tara Masjid (Star Mosque) - one of the most unusual mosques in Dhaka, which also called the "city of mosques". The name, "Star" was given to the mosque due to the sparkling mosaic of broken china. The mosque was said to have been built way back in the 17th century by Shaista Khan. Infront of the mosque, is a star shaped figure, which stands for the mosque's name.
Jatiyo Shongshod - Dhaka's National Parliament building located at Sher-e-Bangla Nagar. Jatiyo Shongshod is built with a vast complex geometrical design. The man behind this uniquely designed structure is American architect Louis Kahn. It is considered today as one of the most distinctively-looking building in Bangladesh.
Shahid Minar - one of the many mausoleums and monuments in Dhaka. This monument was built to commemorate the people who were killed during the Language Movement demonstrations in 1952, where in dozens of students and activists died. The monument had been a high subject for attraction in Dhaka. Its colorful gardens had attracted many tourists and travelers both local and abroad.
These are just few of the many interesting sites and destinations in Dhaka. There are other several places such as museums, numerous mosques, and monuments which are frequently visited in Dhaka. All are open for the public so visitors are always welcome to come and see the wonders of Dhaka, Just get online and grab a tickets to dhaka
Free Guide Dhaka City
Travel tips for your trip to bangladesh Hotel Maps Famous Places in bangladesh helps you to make your trip to bangladesh in the holiday a Splendid One
Dhaka is known as the producer of the finest "muslin" in the world, which is a kind of cotton fabric that is finely woven, used to make dresses, curtains and other clothing materials.The country started to fully develop in the 19th century during the British rule. Dhaka is now the center of cultural, political and economic life in Bangladesh. Dhaka is also a place with many interesting places to visit. The city is rich with its fine culture and beauty people from all around the world love to see.
You can get flights to Dhaka easily on web, book in advance to avoid future hassle in your Holidays.Here are some of the interesting places to visit in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Lalbagh Fort - a beautiful castle located at the edge of Old Dhaka. The castle was built during the reign of Prince Azam in the year 1676. Prince Azam was the third son of the great Moghul Emperor Aurangazeb. The fort contains long armored walls with octagonal citadel. There is also a mosque built inside the fort, and the Mauseleum of Bibi Pari, and the Audience Hall. Visitors can visit the museum inside the castle, which is officially opened to the public.
Tara Masjid (Star Mosque) - one of the most unusual mosques in Dhaka, which also called the "city of mosques". The name, "Star" was given to the mosque due to the sparkling mosaic of broken china. The mosque was said to have been built way back in the 17th century by Shaista Khan. Infront of the mosque, is a star shaped figure, which stands for the mosque's name.
Jatiyo Shongshod - Dhaka's National Parliament building located at Sher-e-Bangla Nagar. Jatiyo Shongshod is built with a vast complex geometrical design. The man behind this uniquely designed structure is American architect Louis Kahn. It is considered today as one of the most distinctively-looking building in Bangladesh.
Shahid Minar - one of the many mausoleums and monuments in Dhaka. This monument was built to commemorate the people who were killed during the Language Movement demonstrations in 1952, where in dozens of students and activists died. The monument had been a high subject for attraction in Dhaka. Its colorful gardens had attracted many tourists and travelers both local and abroad.
These are just few of the many interesting sites and destinations in Dhaka. There are other several places such as museums, numerous mosques, and monuments which are frequently visited in Dhaka. All are open for the public so visitors are always welcome to come and see the wonders of Dhaka, Just get online and grab a tickets to dhaka
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Health and Medical Information for bangladesh
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Health and Medical Information for bangladesh
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Health insurance is essential. Visitors can also be treated at military hospitals.
Food and drink:
All water should be regarded as being potentially contaminated. Water used for drinking, brushing teeth or making ice should have first been boiled or otherwise sterilised. Milk is unpasteurised and should be boiled. Powdered or tinned milk is available and is advised. Avoid all dairy products. Only eat well-cooked meat and fish. Vegetables should be cooked and fruit peeled.
Other risks:
Dengue fever, visceral leishmaniasis, tuberculosis and hepatitis B and E are present. Japanese encephalitis occurs, particularly in rural areas. Humidity and pollution in downtown Dhaka, especially at certain times of the year, can cause problems. Rabies is present. For those at high risk, vaccination before arrival should be considered. If bitten abroad, seek medical advice without delay.
* A yellow fever certificate is required of all persons (including infants) arriving by air or sea within six days of departure from an infected area, or a country with infection in any part, or a country where the WHO judges yellow fever to be endemic or present; or has been in such an area in transit; or has come by an aircraft which has come from such an area and has not been properly disinfected. Those arriving without a required certificate will be detained in quarantine for six days.
Health and Medical Information for bangladesh
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Health insurance is essential. Visitors can also be treated at military hospitals.
Food and drink:
All water should be regarded as being potentially contaminated. Water used for drinking, brushing teeth or making ice should have first been boiled or otherwise sterilised. Milk is unpasteurised and should be boiled. Powdered or tinned milk is available and is advised. Avoid all dairy products. Only eat well-cooked meat and fish. Vegetables should be cooked and fruit peeled.
Other risks:
Dengue fever, visceral leishmaniasis, tuberculosis and hepatitis B and E are present. Japanese encephalitis occurs, particularly in rural areas. Humidity and pollution in downtown Dhaka, especially at certain times of the year, can cause problems. Rabies is present. For those at high risk, vaccination before arrival should be considered. If bitten abroad, seek medical advice without delay.
* A yellow fever certificate is required of all persons (including infants) arriving by air or sea within six days of departure from an infected area, or a country with infection in any part, or a country where the WHO judges yellow fever to be endemic or present; or has been in such an area in transit; or has come by an aircraft which has come from such an area and has not been properly disinfected. Those arriving without a required certificate will be detained in quarantine for six days.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Short History Of bangladesh and Culture
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Short History Of bangladesh and Culture
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The area which is now Bangladesh has a rich historical and cultural past, combining Dravidian, Indo-Aryan, Mongol/Mughul, Arab, Persian, Turkic, and West European cultures. Residents of Bangladesh, about 98% of whom are ethnic Bengali and speak Bangla, are called Bangladeshis. Urdu-speaking, non-Bengali Muslims of Indian origin, and various tribal groups, mostly in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, comprise the remainder. Most Bangladeshis (about 83%) are Muslims, but Hindus constitute a sizable (16%) minority. There are also a small number of Buddhists, Christians, and animists. English is spoken in urban areas, and among the educated.
About 1200 AD, Muslim invaders, under Sufi influence, supplanted existing Hindu and Buddhist dynasties in Bengal. This incursion led to the conversion to Islam of most of the population in the eastern areas of Bengal, and created a sizable Muslim minority in the western areas of Bengal. Since then, Islam has played a crucial role in the region's history and politics.
Bengal was absorbed into the Mughul Empire in the 16th century, and Dhaka, the seat of a nawab (the representative of the emperor), gained some importance as a provincial center. But, it remained remote and thus a difficult-to-govern region--especially the section east of the Brahmaputra River--outside the mainstream of Mughul politics.
Portuguese traders and missionaries were the first Europeans to reach Bengal, in the latter part of the 15th century. They were followed by representatives of the Dutch, the French, and the British East India Companies. By the end of the 17th century, the British presence, on the Indian subcontinent, was centered in Calcutta. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the British gradually extended their commercial contacts and administrative control beyond Calcutta to Bengal. In 1859, the British Crown replaced the East India Company, extending British dominion from Bengal--which became a region of India--in the east, to the Indus River in the west.
The rise of nationalism throughout British-controlled India, in the late 19th century, resulted in mounting animosity between the Hindu and Muslim communities. In 1885, the All-India National Congress was founded with Indian and British membership. Muslims seeking an organization of their own founded the All-India Muslim League in 1906. Although both the League and the Congress supported the goal of Indian self-government, within the British Empire, the two parties were unable to agree on a way to ensure the protection of Muslim political, social, and economic rights.
The subsequent history of the nationalist movement was characterized by periods of Hindu-Muslim cooperation, as well as by communal antagonism. The idea of a separate Muslim state gained increasing popularity among Indian Muslims after 1936, when the Muslim League suffered a decisive defeat in the first elections under India's 1935 constitution. In 1940, the Muslim League called for an independent state in regions where Muslims were in the majority. Campaigning on that platform in provincial elections in 1946, the League won the majority of the Muslim seats contested in Bengal. Widespread communal violence followed, especially in Calcutta.
Bangladesh a constituent of the original state of Pakistan created by the British in 1947. The two halves of the country were separated by miles of Indian territory, creating an almost certain recipe for political tension.
Disputes over language and political power came to a head in 1970, when the pro-independence Awami League won an overwhelming majority in what turned out to be East Pakistan's last general election. The Pakistani army blocked the Awami leader, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, from taking up the premiership.
The Awami leadership announced East Pakistan's secession, after which the country was rapidly consumed by civil war. The war lasted for most of 1971, and was brought to an end by the intervention of India, which forced Pakistan to surrender. During the next 20 years, the country was overtaken by a succession of military coups along with frequent impositions of martial law and states of emergency.
However, since the beginning of the 1990s, civilian parties have established firm control over the government. Bangladesh's geographical position and topography make it vulnerable to the regional climate, especially storms and flooding, and the government has been forced to make repeated requests for aid from the international community. July 2004 and months following that date bore witness to some of the worst flooding in Bangladesh in years - 800 died as a result, millions were left homeless or stranded and 20 million needed food aid.
Short History Of bangladesh and Culture
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The area which is now Bangladesh has a rich historical and cultural past, combining Dravidian, Indo-Aryan, Mongol/Mughul, Arab, Persian, Turkic, and West European cultures. Residents of Bangladesh, about 98% of whom are ethnic Bengali and speak Bangla, are called Bangladeshis. Urdu-speaking, non-Bengali Muslims of Indian origin, and various tribal groups, mostly in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, comprise the remainder. Most Bangladeshis (about 83%) are Muslims, but Hindus constitute a sizable (16%) minority. There are also a small number of Buddhists, Christians, and animists. English is spoken in urban areas, and among the educated.
About 1200 AD, Muslim invaders, under Sufi influence, supplanted existing Hindu and Buddhist dynasties in Bengal. This incursion led to the conversion to Islam of most of the population in the eastern areas of Bengal, and created a sizable Muslim minority in the western areas of Bengal. Since then, Islam has played a crucial role in the region's history and politics.
Bengal was absorbed into the Mughul Empire in the 16th century, and Dhaka, the seat of a nawab (the representative of the emperor), gained some importance as a provincial center. But, it remained remote and thus a difficult-to-govern region--especially the section east of the Brahmaputra River--outside the mainstream of Mughul politics.
Portuguese traders and missionaries were the first Europeans to reach Bengal, in the latter part of the 15th century. They were followed by representatives of the Dutch, the French, and the British East India Companies. By the end of the 17th century, the British presence, on the Indian subcontinent, was centered in Calcutta. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the British gradually extended their commercial contacts and administrative control beyond Calcutta to Bengal. In 1859, the British Crown replaced the East India Company, extending British dominion from Bengal--which became a region of India--in the east, to the Indus River in the west.
The rise of nationalism throughout British-controlled India, in the late 19th century, resulted in mounting animosity between the Hindu and Muslim communities. In 1885, the All-India National Congress was founded with Indian and British membership. Muslims seeking an organization of their own founded the All-India Muslim League in 1906. Although both the League and the Congress supported the goal of Indian self-government, within the British Empire, the two parties were unable to agree on a way to ensure the protection of Muslim political, social, and economic rights.
The subsequent history of the nationalist movement was characterized by periods of Hindu-Muslim cooperation, as well as by communal antagonism. The idea of a separate Muslim state gained increasing popularity among Indian Muslims after 1936, when the Muslim League suffered a decisive defeat in the first elections under India's 1935 constitution. In 1940, the Muslim League called for an independent state in regions where Muslims were in the majority. Campaigning on that platform in provincial elections in 1946, the League won the majority of the Muslim seats contested in Bengal. Widespread communal violence followed, especially in Calcutta.
Bangladesh a constituent of the original state of Pakistan created by the British in 1947. The two halves of the country were separated by miles of Indian territory, creating an almost certain recipe for political tension.
Disputes over language and political power came to a head in 1970, when the pro-independence Awami League won an overwhelming majority in what turned out to be East Pakistan's last general election. The Pakistani army blocked the Awami leader, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, from taking up the premiership.
The Awami leadership announced East Pakistan's secession, after which the country was rapidly consumed by civil war. The war lasted for most of 1971, and was brought to an end by the intervention of India, which forced Pakistan to surrender. During the next 20 years, the country was overtaken by a succession of military coups along with frequent impositions of martial law and states of emergency.
However, since the beginning of the 1990s, civilian parties have established firm control over the government. Bangladesh's geographical position and topography make it vulnerable to the regional climate, especially storms and flooding, and the government has been forced to make repeated requests for aid from the international community. July 2004 and months following that date bore witness to some of the worst flooding in Bangladesh in years - 800 died as a result, millions were left homeless or stranded and 20 million needed food aid.
Monday, October 10, 2011
bangladesh Accommodation. Hotel Guide. Details
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Travel To bangladesh :Hotels in Chittagong
The Hotels in Chittagong are the perfect choice for travelers looking for an extraordinary place to stay and spend special time with family in a quiet and peaceful city of Chittagong. Chittagong serves wonderful tourist destination. The city of Chittagong surrounded by green hills and forests, fantastic sandy beaches and fine cool climate always allures the holiday-markers. The city apart from offering wonderful places to explore also offers ample accommodation options. In terms of hotels one may prefer from government approved accommodation and various privately owned Hotels in Chittagong.
The Hotels in Chittagong are located in strategically chosen areas of the city so that they can form a significant destination for tourists. The city can be explored best by staying in the Chittagong Hotels. Accommodation in Chittagong is very convenient to get. Hotels of Chittagong fall under star categories and also under budget hotels. The budget Hotels in Chittagong offer great deal. The Hotel Agrabad, Chittagong is one of the renowned hotels in the city that offers wonderful services to both national and international travelers.
The Hotel Agrabad, Chittagong features wonderful accommodation units that include internet access facility, direct dial telephone, fully stocked mini-bar, color television satellite facility, attached bathroom, air conditioning system, 24-hour room service and laptop connection facility. The business and conference facilities are also very convenient. The business Centre accomplishes all business needs of the guests. The Hotels in Chittagong offers convenient location with wonderful facilities and services. The hotels try to fulfill the needs of the guests by offering superior service of staffs.
The other option sof accommodation in the city are Asian SR Hotel, Chittagong and Parjatan Motel, Chittagong. These hotels also offer luxurious accommodations with superb ambience and warm hospitality that will definitely make the stay a memorable one. You will get here everything from comfortable rooms to convenient business facilities nad wonderful dining options to amazing facilities.
Hotels in Cox Bazar
Hotels in Cox Bazar offer you the finest lodging and dining facilities. Excellent accommodation in Cox Bazar offers you a wide range of Hotels in Cox Bazar, from mid range to budget hotels.
Located in the Chittagong Division in south-eastern Bangladesh, Cox Bazar is a marvelous beach resort attracting tourists in droves.
A widely-known beach resort of the country, Cox Bazar in Bangladesh offers tourists a heavenly holiday experience. Also referred to as the Cancun of the east, Cox Bazar has both enormous cement hotels and extravagant Hotels in Cox Bazar, to suit various needs and tastes.
International tourists enjoy an ultimate beach experience here thoroughly. You will get a fine range of Hotels in Cox Bazar in and around the beachfront. The Hotel Motel area along the beachfront seems to be rather crowded. You will get a wide array of swish and swanky Hotels in Cox Bazar along the waterfront.
You can also visit the Inani Beach, 30 km south of Cox Bazar. The Inani beach is regarded as the world's longest and widest beach with over 100 miles of unending sand.
Getting to Cox Bazar is quite convenient and easy. Located at a distance of 150 km south of Chittagong, Cox's Bazar is well linked by air and road from Dhaka and Chittagong.
The main bus station is just a few kilometers east of the central town area. The bus companies are located near the major Hotels in Cox Bazar including the Hotel Sea Queen on the main road and also around the Hotel Motel Zone.
Arrive at Cox Bazar and reach your accommodation without any difficulty at all. Most of the Hotels in Cox Bazar arrange tours to the major sightseeing attractions. Some of the major attractions include Himchari, Inani Beach, Maheskhali, Ramu, Sonadia Island and Teknaf among others. You can also catch a glimpse of the ancient wooden Buddhist temples at Ramu, just a few kilometers away from Cox Bazar. If you are a budget conscious traveler, you should visit the Laldighi Lake area. Here you will get the best range of budget Hotels in Cox Bazar. The Hotel Motel Zone has some of the chic looking Cox Bazar hotels. Hotel Sea Palace and Hotel Seagal are some of the reputed names among the Hotels in Cox Bazar.
Hotels in Dhaka
During your visit to Dhaka, make sure to put up at any one of the Hotels in Dhaka. Various categories of Dhaka Hotels await your cordial presence to serve you with the best facilities and services available. To explore the natural beauty, charm and magical splendor of the city, large number of travelers from al corners of the world throng this place. Tourism industry also flourished in this part of the country. There are numerous places of interest, which draws numerous visitors to this place. The various Hotels in Dhaka will make your travel a pleasurable and satisfying one.
Accommodation in Dhaka can never be a problem because of the large number of hotels available at this part of the country. To fit your needs and taste, you can find several hotels. The wide array of hotels in Dhaka include 5 star hotels, 4 star hotels, 3 star hotels, budget hotels, airport hotels, business hotels and many others. Some of the hotels come up with several packages so as to make the stay at the hotel a worthwhile experience. The hotels have various sightseeing packages, golf packages, honeymoon packages and several seasonal packages.
All these Hotels in Dhaka are designed to offer total satisfaction to the guests. The hotels are designed to serve the needs of both the business travelers as well as holiday makers. It is because of the numerous facilities offered to the guests, the hotels are frequented by both national as well as the international travelers.
Some of the major Hotels in Dhaka includes Radisson Water Garden Hotel, Dhaka, Ambala Inn, Bangladesh Travel Homes, Dhaka Sheraton Hotel, Razmoni Ishakha, The Westin Dhaka, Hotel Midtown, Dhaka, Golden Gate Hotel, Best Western La Vinci Hotel and many others.
The Hotels in Dhaka aim at providing a worthwhile experience during the stay in the hotel. The rooms of the hotels are all properly furnished and elegantly decorated. The rooms are appointed with all necessary amenities. You can take advantage of the fabulous dining facilities available at the hotel. Take advantage of the business facilities, wherever available. The recreational facilities will make your stay memorable experience. have a great time at the Hotels in Dhaka.
Hotels in Rajshahi
There are many hotels in Rajshahi which help in solving the problem of accommodation for the tourists. The first and foremost thing that the tourists look for after arriving at the city is the hotels in Rajshahi. The place has a rich historical backdrop with great cultural heritage. The travelers from all over the world come to visit these places of tourist attraction and collect information and knowledge while staying at the lodging facilities available in the city.
Most of the Rajshahi hotels are situated in the city center and close to various places of tourist destination. The hotels offer satisfying services to all the guests. There is a wide range of travelers visiting the city including luxurious and budgeted tourists. The leisure travelers can afford to stay at the luxurious and expensive hotels and splurge in such hotels. They can indulge themselves in the ultimate luxury and comfort that are offered by the deluxe hotels. There is a host of recreational activities and dining facilities that the guests can enjoy during their stay.
The budgeted travelers put stress on the cheaper and discount hotels. They look for some standard hotels which offer quality services at reasonable prices. The discount hotels cater to the need of the guest by offering quality services which are more or less similar to the luxury hotels. The guests needs not to compromise with the quality and standard of the services and amenities provided by the cheaper hotels. The hotels offer special rates for the budgeted travelers which save a good amount of money from their budgets. These hotels provide comfortable accommodation at Rajshahi for the convenience of the travelers.
Some of the popular hotels where the travelers opt to check in during the Rajshahi tours include:
Hotel Dalas International
Hotel Gulshan
Haq's Inn
Hotel Classic International
Hotel Asia
Hotel Sukarna International
Hotel Rajmohal
Hotel Golden Star
Hotel Al-Hera
Hotel Hasna Hena
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Travel To bangladesh :Hotels in Chittagong
The Hotels in Chittagong are the perfect choice for travelers looking for an extraordinary place to stay and spend special time with family in a quiet and peaceful city of Chittagong. Chittagong serves wonderful tourist destination. The city of Chittagong surrounded by green hills and forests, fantastic sandy beaches and fine cool climate always allures the holiday-markers. The city apart from offering wonderful places to explore also offers ample accommodation options. In terms of hotels one may prefer from government approved accommodation and various privately owned Hotels in Chittagong.
The Hotels in Chittagong are located in strategically chosen areas of the city so that they can form a significant destination for tourists. The city can be explored best by staying in the Chittagong Hotels. Accommodation in Chittagong is very convenient to get. Hotels of Chittagong fall under star categories and also under budget hotels. The budget Hotels in Chittagong offer great deal. The Hotel Agrabad, Chittagong is one of the renowned hotels in the city that offers wonderful services to both national and international travelers.
The Hotel Agrabad, Chittagong features wonderful accommodation units that include internet access facility, direct dial telephone, fully stocked mini-bar, color television satellite facility, attached bathroom, air conditioning system, 24-hour room service and laptop connection facility. The business and conference facilities are also very convenient. The business Centre accomplishes all business needs of the guests. The Hotels in Chittagong offers convenient location with wonderful facilities and services. The hotels try to fulfill the needs of the guests by offering superior service of staffs.
The other option sof accommodation in the city are Asian SR Hotel, Chittagong and Parjatan Motel, Chittagong. These hotels also offer luxurious accommodations with superb ambience and warm hospitality that will definitely make the stay a memorable one. You will get here everything from comfortable rooms to convenient business facilities nad wonderful dining options to amazing facilities.
Hotels in Cox Bazar
Hotels in Cox Bazar offer you the finest lodging and dining facilities. Excellent accommodation in Cox Bazar offers you a wide range of Hotels in Cox Bazar, from mid range to budget hotels.
Located in the Chittagong Division in south-eastern Bangladesh, Cox Bazar is a marvelous beach resort attracting tourists in droves.
A widely-known beach resort of the country, Cox Bazar in Bangladesh offers tourists a heavenly holiday experience. Also referred to as the Cancun of the east, Cox Bazar has both enormous cement hotels and extravagant Hotels in Cox Bazar, to suit various needs and tastes.
International tourists enjoy an ultimate beach experience here thoroughly. You will get a fine range of Hotels in Cox Bazar in and around the beachfront. The Hotel Motel area along the beachfront seems to be rather crowded. You will get a wide array of swish and swanky Hotels in Cox Bazar along the waterfront.
You can also visit the Inani Beach, 30 km south of Cox Bazar. The Inani beach is regarded as the world's longest and widest beach with over 100 miles of unending sand.
Getting to Cox Bazar is quite convenient and easy. Located at a distance of 150 km south of Chittagong, Cox's Bazar is well linked by air and road from Dhaka and Chittagong.
The main bus station is just a few kilometers east of the central town area. The bus companies are located near the major Hotels in Cox Bazar including the Hotel Sea Queen on the main road and also around the Hotel Motel Zone.
Arrive at Cox Bazar and reach your accommodation without any difficulty at all. Most of the Hotels in Cox Bazar arrange tours to the major sightseeing attractions. Some of the major attractions include Himchari, Inani Beach, Maheskhali, Ramu, Sonadia Island and Teknaf among others. You can also catch a glimpse of the ancient wooden Buddhist temples at Ramu, just a few kilometers away from Cox Bazar. If you are a budget conscious traveler, you should visit the Laldighi Lake area. Here you will get the best range of budget Hotels in Cox Bazar. The Hotel Motel Zone has some of the chic looking Cox Bazar hotels. Hotel Sea Palace and Hotel Seagal are some of the reputed names among the Hotels in Cox Bazar.
Hotels in Dhaka
During your visit to Dhaka, make sure to put up at any one of the Hotels in Dhaka. Various categories of Dhaka Hotels await your cordial presence to serve you with the best facilities and services available. To explore the natural beauty, charm and magical splendor of the city, large number of travelers from al corners of the world throng this place. Tourism industry also flourished in this part of the country. There are numerous places of interest, which draws numerous visitors to this place. The various Hotels in Dhaka will make your travel a pleasurable and satisfying one.
Accommodation in Dhaka can never be a problem because of the large number of hotels available at this part of the country. To fit your needs and taste, you can find several hotels. The wide array of hotels in Dhaka include 5 star hotels, 4 star hotels, 3 star hotels, budget hotels, airport hotels, business hotels and many others. Some of the hotels come up with several packages so as to make the stay at the hotel a worthwhile experience. The hotels have various sightseeing packages, golf packages, honeymoon packages and several seasonal packages.
All these Hotels in Dhaka are designed to offer total satisfaction to the guests. The hotels are designed to serve the needs of both the business travelers as well as holiday makers. It is because of the numerous facilities offered to the guests, the hotels are frequented by both national as well as the international travelers.
Some of the major Hotels in Dhaka includes Radisson Water Garden Hotel, Dhaka, Ambala Inn, Bangladesh Travel Homes, Dhaka Sheraton Hotel, Razmoni Ishakha, The Westin Dhaka, Hotel Midtown, Dhaka, Golden Gate Hotel, Best Western La Vinci Hotel and many others.
The Hotels in Dhaka aim at providing a worthwhile experience during the stay in the hotel. The rooms of the hotels are all properly furnished and elegantly decorated. The rooms are appointed with all necessary amenities. You can take advantage of the fabulous dining facilities available at the hotel. Take advantage of the business facilities, wherever available. The recreational facilities will make your stay memorable experience. have a great time at the Hotels in Dhaka.
Hotels in Rajshahi
There are many hotels in Rajshahi which help in solving the problem of accommodation for the tourists. The first and foremost thing that the tourists look for after arriving at the city is the hotels in Rajshahi. The place has a rich historical backdrop with great cultural heritage. The travelers from all over the world come to visit these places of tourist attraction and collect information and knowledge while staying at the lodging facilities available in the city.
Most of the Rajshahi hotels are situated in the city center and close to various places of tourist destination. The hotels offer satisfying services to all the guests. There is a wide range of travelers visiting the city including luxurious and budgeted tourists. The leisure travelers can afford to stay at the luxurious and expensive hotels and splurge in such hotels. They can indulge themselves in the ultimate luxury and comfort that are offered by the deluxe hotels. There is a host of recreational activities and dining facilities that the guests can enjoy during their stay.
The budgeted travelers put stress on the cheaper and discount hotels. They look for some standard hotels which offer quality services at reasonable prices. The discount hotels cater to the need of the guest by offering quality services which are more or less similar to the luxury hotels. The guests needs not to compromise with the quality and standard of the services and amenities provided by the cheaper hotels. The hotels offer special rates for the budgeted travelers which save a good amount of money from their budgets. These hotels provide comfortable accommodation at Rajshahi for the convenience of the travelers.
Some of the popular hotels where the travelers opt to check in during the Rajshahi tours include:
Hotel Dalas International
Hotel Gulshan
Haq's Inn
Hotel Classic International
Hotel Asia
Hotel Sukarna International
Hotel Rajmohal
Hotel Golden Star
Hotel Al-Hera
Hotel Hasna Hena
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