Chittagong — officially known as Chattogram — is Bangladesh’s second-largest city and its main port, wedged between the hills of the east and the Bay of Bengal to the west. Unlike the flat river delta that defines much of the country, Chittagong City rises and falls across low hills, giving it hilltop parks, colonial-era buildings…
Finding the Best Cafes in Chittagong often comes down to what you actually need from a visit — a quiet corner for remote work, a spot for dessert with friends, or a comfortable table for a casual business meeting. Chittagong’s café scene has grown steadily around commercial hubs like GEC Circle, Nasirabad, and CDA Avenue,…
Restaurants in Chittagong reflect the character of the city itself — a busy port town where Bengali home cooking, Chittagonian regional specialties like mezban beef, and a growing mix of Chinese, Indian, Thai, and continental menus all sit within a few kilometers of each other. Areas such as GEC Circle, Nasirabad, CDA Avenue, 2 Number…
Choosing the right Hajj agency is one of the most important decisions a pilgrim from Bangladesh will make before travelling to Saudi Arabia. Hajj Agencies in Bangladesh handle registration paperwork, accommodation bookings, transportation, and coordination with Saudi authorities on behalf of pilgrims who travel under private management rather than government management. Because Hajj involves large…
Rooftop dining has become one of Dhaka’s most sought-after experiences. In a city where open space is scarce and traffic is a daily reality, climbing above the noise to eat under an open sky feels like a small escape. Over the past several years, rooftop restaurants have multiplied across neighbourhoods like Gulshan, Banani, Dhanmondi, Uttara,…
Uttara has quietly grown into one of Dhaka’s most rewarding places to eat. What began as a planned residential township on the northern edge of the capital is now a dense, self-contained dining scene, with everything from long-running Chinese restaurants to Korean spots, rooftop grills, Lebanese cafés, and international burger chains packed into its sectors….
Cox’s Bazar needs no introduction to Bangladeshis — the world’s longest natural sea beach is the country’s favourite escape, drawing honeymooners, families, friend groups, and foreign visitors to its sand and surf all year round. What has changed dramatically over the past decade is where those visitors sleep: the town’s Hotel-Motel Zone, Marine Drive, and…
Dhaka’s luxury hotel scene has grown into something the city could hardly have imagined a generation ago. Alongside the classic properties that have hosted heads of state and business delegations for decades, a wave of international brands has arrived — bringing global standards to Gulshan’s diplomatic quarter, the airport corridor, and the commercial heart of…
Ask anyone in Dhaka where to eat well, and Gulshan enters the conversation within seconds. The city’s diplomatic and commercial heart has grown into its undisputed dining capital — a neighbourhood where authentic Japanese kitchens sit above Korean fusion floors, where five-star Italian shares a street with Yemeni mandi, and where premium food courts, classic…
If Dhaka has a café capital, Dhanmondi has a strong claim to the title. Along Satmasjid Road and the numbered lanes around the lake, coffee culture has taken root in a way that would have seemed unlikely in this tea-drinking city a generation ago — specialty roasters, international chains, library cafés, patisseries, and budget-friendly hangouts…