Dhaka Architect Tour Part 1

Highlights

Gulshan Society Mosque

Baitur Rauf Mosque

Parliament building

Luis Khan Hospitals

Liberation war museum

Curzon Hall at Dhaka university 

Reflecting the country’s rich cultural heritage, The Architecture of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, blends modern and traditional fashions. Dhaka’s architectural sites exceptionally illustrate from the historic old Dhaka with its Mughal and British colonial-era buildings to the modern city’s contemporary skyscrapers and shopping malls. Modern buildings use innovative materials and cutting-edge design techniques, and traditional structures feature lavish carvings and elaborate details. The city has a diverse architectural landscape, with traditional buildings featuring intricate carvings and modern structures utilizing innovative materials and design techniques. Additionally, various religious structures such as mosques and temples highlight the influence of religion on the city's architecture. This tour has been devided into 2 part because of the many sites that cant be possible to cover in one days.