Al Madam : Ghost Town of Dubai

Deep into the sandy lands, there lies a half-buried town not much far from Dubai called Al Madam. Abandoned by the residents, only the roofs of the houses are now visible. But no one knows why the people of this town left their dearly homes shortly after they were built. Recently it is becoming a piece of interest and curiosity for travellers.

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A glimpse at our National Tour – Part II

On 27th October, 2018 we started our journey towards Cox’s Bazar. It’s probably the most anticipated tourist spot in Bangladesh, even amongst the foreigners visiting the country. The longest uninterrupted sea beach, Cox’s Bazar, extends for almost 155 kilometres along the shore. But the city of Cox’s Bazar is limited to only a mile or two of the beach

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A Quick Tour to the Lake beside Our House

Travel is currently banned all around the world. But while a beautiful lake lies just near my own house, what can stop me from spending a day on the lake! Coincidentally some of my cousins gathered in our house for a family function. We took the chance and planned a quick evening tour to the lake.

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Travelling just before the epidemic – Volaganj Shada Pathor

Recently my cousins, who were born and grew up in the UK, decided to visit Bangladesh for the first time! We had a lot of places in mind, but finally narrowed the list down to – Madhobpur Lake and Volaganj Shada Pathor.

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A glimpse at our National Tour – Part I

A national tour is a tradition in the public universities of Bangladesh. Usually when a class is in the final year of graduation, they go for a tour around the country for 5/6 days. This is a lifetime experience for every student, because this is probably the last time they share so much good memories with each other. Today I am going to talk about our national tour in 2018, which included visiting Boga Lake, Keokradong Peak, Cox’s Bazar and Saint Martin’s Island.

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