Tourist Places in Dhaka District

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Dhaka District, the capital district of Bangladesh, is a vibrant and bustling area that offers a mix of historical landmarks, cultural attractions, and modern developments. Here are some popular tourist places in Dhaka District:

Lalbagh Fort

Lalbagh Fort is a Mughal-era fortress located in Old Dhaka. Built in the 17th century, it showcases impressive architecture and houses several structures, including the Diwan-i-Aam (Public Audience Hall), the Tomb of Pari Bibi, and the Mosque of Lalbagh Fort. The fort also features beautiful gardens and a museum displaying artifacts from the Mughal period.

Ahsan Manzil

Ahsan Manzil, also known as the Pink Palace, is an iconic historical palace situated on the banks of the Buriganga River. It served as the official residence of the Nawabs of Dhaka during the British colonial period. Today, it has been transformed into a museum that exhibits the lifestyle, art, and artifacts of the Nawabs.

Dhakeshwari Temple

Dhakeshwari Temple is a famous Hindu temple in Dhaka, dedicated to Goddess Dhakeshwari. It is considered one of the most important religious sites in Bangladesh. The temple features impressive architecture and attracts a large number of devotees and tourists, especially during festivals.

National Parliament House (Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban)

The National Parliament House is an architectural masterpiece designed by renowned architect Louis Kahn. It serves as the seat of the Parliament of Bangladesh. The building's unique design and vast surrounding area make it a significant landmark and a symbol of national pride.

Liberation War Museum

The Liberation War Museum is located in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka. It is dedicated to preserving the history and memories of the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971. The museum showcases photographs, documents, and artifacts related to the war, providing insights into the nation's struggle for independence.

National Martyrs' Memorial

The National Martyrs' Memorial, situated in Savar, just outside Dhaka, is a monument dedicated to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives during the Bangladesh Liberation War. The memorial features a central tower surrounded by reflecting pools and a vast landscaped area. It serves as a place of remembrance and pays homage to the freedom fighters.

New Market

New Market, officially known as Dhaka New Market, is a bustling shopping area in the heart of the city. It offers a wide range of products, including clothing, accessories, electronics, and handicrafts. Visitors can explore the vibrant market, shop for local goods, and experience the lively atmosphere.

These are just a few of the popular tourist places in Dhaka District. The district is also known for its bustling street markets, traditional food stalls, and cultural festivals, which add to the charm and diversity of the region.

List of districts in Bangladesh

District	Division	Established	Area (km2)	Population (2022)	Density (/km2)
Barguna	Barisal	1984	1,831	1,010,530	552
Barisal		1797	2,785	2,570,450	923
Bhola		1984	3,403	1,932,514	568
Jhalokati		1984	707	661,161	935
Patuakhali		1969	3,221	1,727,254	536
Pirojpur		1984	1,278	1,198,193	938
Bandarban	Chittagong	1981	4,479	481,109	107
Brahmanbaria		1984	1,881	3,306,559	1,758
Chandpur		1984	1,645	2,635,748	1,602
Chittagong		1666	5,283	9,169,464	1,736
Comilla		1790	3,146	6,212,216	1,974
Cox's Bazar		1984	2,492	2,823,265	1,133
Feni		1984	990	1,648,896	1,665
Khagrachhari		1983	2,749	714,119	260
Lakshmipur		1984	1,440	1,938,111	1,346
Noakhali		1821	3,686	3,625,252	984
Rangamati		1983	6,116	647,587	106
Dhaka	Dhaka	1772	1,464	14,734,025	10,067
Faridpur		1815	2,053	2,162,876	1,054
Gazipur		1984	1,806	5,263,474	2,914
Gopalganj		1984	1,469	1,295,053	882
Kishoreganj		1984	2,689	3,267,630	1,215
Madaripur		1984	1,125	1,293,027	1,149
Manikganj		1984	1,384	1,558,024	1,126
Munshiganj		1984	1,004	1,625,418	1,618
Narayanganj		1984	684	3,909,138	5,712
Narsingdi		1984	1,150	2,584,452	2,247
Rajbari		1984	1,092	1,189,821	1,089
Shariatpur		1984	1,174	1,294,561	1,103
Tangail		1969	3,414	4,037,608	1,183
Bagerhat	Khulna	1984	3,959	1,613,079	407
Chuadanga		1984	1,174	1,234,066	1,051
Jessore		1781	2,607	3,076,849	1,180
Jhenaidah		1984	1,965	2,005,849	1,021
Khulna		1882	4,394	2,613,385	595
Kushtia		1947	1,609	2,149,692	1,336
Magura		1984	1,039	1,033,115	994
Meherpur		1984	742	705,356	951
Narail		1984	968	788,673	815
Satkhira		1984	3,817	2,196,581	574
Jamalpur	Mymensingh	1978	2,115	2,499,737	1,182
Mymensingh		1787	4,395	5,899,052	1,342
Netrokona		1984	2,794	2,324,856	832
Sherpur		1984	1,365	1,501,853	1,101
Bogra	Rajshahi	1821	2,899	3,734,300	1,288
Joypurhat		1983	1,012	956,430	945
Naogaon		1984	3,436	2,784,598	811
Natore		1984	1,900	1,859,921	979
Chapai Nawabganj		1984	1,703	1,835,527	1,078
Pabna		1832	2,376	2,909,622	1,225
Rajshahi		1772	2,425	2,915,013	1,202
Sirajganj		1984	2,402	3,357,708	1,398
Dinajpur	Rangpur	1786	3,444	3,315,238	963
Gaibandha		1984	2,115	2,562,232	1,212
Kurigram		1984	2,245	2,329,161	1,037
Lalmonirhat		1984	1,247	1,428,406	1,145
Nilphamari		1984	1,547	2,092,567	1,353
Panchagarh		1984	1,405	1,179,843	840
Rangpur		1772	2,401	3,169,615	1,320
Thakurgaon		1984	1,781	1,533,894	861
Habiganj	Sylhet	1984	2,637	2,358,886	895
Moulvibazar		1984	2,799	2,123,445	759
Sunamganj		1984	3,747	2,695,495	719
Sylhet		1782	3,452	3,857,037	1,117
Total			147,570	165,158,616	1,119