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Bangladesh

Dhaka / Breathtaking Bengal bustle

MeowScore 😿59/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😻
🚗 Traffic density 😿
🔈 Noisiness 😾
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😸
🌳 Parks and greenery 😼
👮‍♂️ Safety 😼

Best month

🎪
january

Visit the Dhaka International Trade Fair. (18 words)

🎉
february

Celebrate International Mother Language Day at the Shaheed Minar. (14 words)

🎨
march

Witness the vibrant Dhaka Art Summit. (10 words)

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april

Experience the colorful Pahela Baishakh festivities. (11 words)

🏰
may

Explore the Ahsan Manzil palace in the cool weather. (12 words)

☂️
june

Escape the monsoon season by visiting indoor attractions. (15 words)

🍴
july

Taste traditional Iftar delicacies during Ramadan. (10 words)

🕯️
august

Participate in the National Mourning Day commemoration. (12 words)

🦁
september

Attend the Durga Puja festivities in the city. (11 words)

🏯
october

Discover the ancient Lalbagh Fort in pleasant weather. (14 words)

🪁
november

Enjoy the colorful kite-flying tradition during the season. (15 words)

🛍️
december

Shop at the Dhaka Winter Festival and witness the Bengali New Year. (18 words)

🛍️

Wallet friendly

Bigmac $?

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For visiting cats, Dhaka can be quite affordable due to the lower cost of living and inexpensive local products. However, imported goods are more expensive and bargaining is necessary.

Haggle with street vendors and visit local markets for affordable souvenirs and goods.

Usual visit duration

3-5 days

short cultural experience

Usual visit duration

3-5 days

short cultural experience

Visitors usually explore the historic sites, taste the cuisine and experience the multicultural lifestyle.

Tipping

0-5%

Not customary to tip in most places

Tipping

0-5%

Not customary to tip in most places

Cash is preferred, some places accept credit cards, splitting the bill is not common

internet situation

meh Speed

Limited options for high-speed internet

good Availability

Internet widely available but intermittent power outages

great Cellular

Strong cellular coverage in urban areas

Electric socket type C

Common in Europe, South America, and Asia. Non-grounded, 2-pin plug, accepts Type C & Type E&F (non-grounded variant).

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biking hostile

Heavy traffic

walking hostile

High traffic

LGBTQ hostile

Oppressive laws

The cat's meow! Busy streets, spicy smells, and constant chaos keep cats on their paws in this vibrant city.

But don't let the cat out of the bag - Dhaka's hidden gems are worth the whiskers.

Things to do

The mainstream

🌺
National Botanical Garden
🛍️
New Market
🏰
Lalbagh Fort
🕉️
Dhakeshwari Hindu Temple
🏯
Ahsan Manzil

The mainstream

🌺
National Botanical Garden

A massive garden filled with a variety of flora and fauna. Perfect for nature-loving cats who want to escape the city for a bit.

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🛍️
New Market

A bustling market filled with shops, street food, and local vendors selling everything from clothes to spices. A cat shopaholic's dream.

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🏰
Lalbagh Fort

17th-century Mughal fort complex containing gardens, a mosque, and a museum. A favorite spot for history-buff cats.

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🕉️
Dhakeshwari Hindu Temple

One of the oldest and largest Hindu temples in Dhaka. Famous for its architectural beauty and religious significance.

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🏯
Ahsan Manzil

Historic palace turned museum showcasing the life and culture of old Dhaka. Great views of the Buriganga River.

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Off the beaten path

🐾🕌🕰️
Chawk Mosque
🐾🕰️💂
Lalbagh Fort
🐾🕰️👑
Panam Nagar
🌳🦜🐦
Bhashantek Park
🐾📚☕️
Cozy Nest Cafe

Off the beaten path

🐾🕌🕰️
Chawk Mosque

One of the oldest mosques in Dhaka, this beautiful site is pawfect for those who love history, architecture and intricate details. Don't furget to purray for some treats while you're there!

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🐾🕰️💂
Lalbagh Fort

This majestic fort offers a glimpse into Mughal history. Catplore the gardens, ancient halls and intricate artwork. It's a must-visit for history-loving cats and those who like to scratch up some knowledge.

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🐾🕰️👑
Panam Nagar

Step back in time and explore the stunning 18th-century buildings in the old town. Discover the narrow pawved streets and antique architecture. A pawfect place to sharpen those claws!

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🌳🦜🐦
Bhashantek Park

Pawsome park with lakes, barking dogs (not really!) and bird-watching. Spot playful kittens and enjoy the tranquillity while escaping the city hustle and bustle.

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🐾📚☕️
Cozy Nest Cafe

This hidden cafe is a purrfect spot to curl up with catpuccinos and a book. Meowlow out with some chilled tunes and wifi. The pawfect escape from the chaos of the city.

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biking hostile

Heavy traffic

walking hostile

High traffic

LGBTQ hostile

Oppressive laws

Mindful meoweler tips

Dhaka Rickshaw Rides

Take a cat vacation by hopping on a rickshaw ride through the bustling and colorful streets of Dhaka. Experience the city's distinct architecture and enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells of the city

Bangladeshi Cuisine

Bangladesh’s unique cuisine is a blend of sweet and spicy flavors, with fish being the main component in many dishes. Take a culinary paw-some experience by trying out local dishes such as biriyani and haleem.

Mosques and Temples

Dhaka boasts a variety of mosques, temples, and other religious sites. Explore the architectural wonders of the city's religious landmarks

Useful external sites

www.dhakatribune.com

Dhaka Tribune↗

Provides news and information about Dhaka City, including useful tips for travelers.

www.lonelyplanet.com/bangladesh/dhaka

Lonely Planet↗

Features travel guides, tips, and advice for Dhaka City.

visitbangladesh.gov.bd

Visit Bangladesh↗

Offers information on popular tourist destinations in Dhaka City and other parts of Bangladesh.

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