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Shilaidaha Kuthibari, where Rabindranath spent almost 12 years of his life.Photo/Tareq Onu

Mystic Kushtia: A pilgrimage in poetry and music

Standing on the balcony, Rabindranath must have watched when clouds broke into rains and washed away the shrouds of dust from the earth and weaved his creations about the monsoon

Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Bojra - The House Boat: A grand cabin getaway on the wetlands of Tanguar Haor

Bhimruli floating guava market is the largest of its kind in Bangladesh. PHOTOS: TANMOY KAIRY

The floating fragrance of guava

PHOTOS: TANMOY KAIRY

A walk through Old Dhaka

Fahim got selected for funding at ‘Youth Engagement COP-26’. Photo credit: Courtesy

A tree for every district: The journey of a nature-loving explorer

These padlocks were put on a bridge in the Austrian city of Graz. Photo: Collected

The lovelock bridges of Europe

The Bhubaneshwar Shiva Temple was built in 1823 and it is the largest Shiva temple in Bangladesh. Photo: Tareq Onu

The wonders of Puthia

The Lalbagh Fort is an iconic landmark of Dhaka City. Photo: S M Sajjad Hossain

The Lalbagh Fort: An incomplete saga

Sun-kissed hills and trees create a spectacular ambience in Bandarban. Photo: Farid Farabi

Exploring the wilderness of Saingpra

There are more than 40 glass-bottomed bridges all over China. Photo :Collected

The ‘scary’ glass bridges of China

The Jeshoreshwari Kali Temple is an important pilgrimage site in Shyamnagar Upazial in Satkhira. Photo :Mumit M

Ishwaripur: The once capital of Maharaja Pratapaditya

The most famous bihar (Buddhist monastery) of Bangladesh is the Shompur Mohabihar, a world heritage site known as Paharpur. Photo/Tareq Onu

Ancient bihars of Southern Bangladesh

A quick guide to travelling by launch

A quick guide to travelling by launch