Heritage sites of Bangladesh

Heritage sites of Bangladesh

A Royal Bengal Tiger in the Sundarbans. Representational Photo: Collected

China to promote Bangladesh’s heritage sites

Speakers highlighted China’s growing role in shaping the future of Bangladesh and the wider South Asian region

Top Countries with UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Italy, China, Germany, France, Spain, India

Countries with the most world heritage sites

The then British Civil Service officer Khan Bahadur Muhammad Fazlul Karim built the Haturia House in 1920. A virtual tour of the house is available on the website. Photo: Bengal Institute.

Tour de hidden heritages of Dhaka metro

The south gateway of the Bara Katara and its remaining wings have been altered into warehouses and shops to such an extent that the great relic from Mughal era is now beyond recognition. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

From Bara Katra to Jahaj Bari: Laws fail to protect Dhaka’s vanishing heritage

Sompur Mahavihar, the oldest historical monument in Naogaon. Photo: Wikipedia

Nalanda revived, why not Sompur?

Doleshwar Hanafia Jame Mosque. Photo/Courtesy

Doleshwar Hanafia Jame Mosque wins UNESCO award

The Birulia Zamindar Bari was bought by Rajnikant Ghosh, the forefather of the current owner of this house. Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Into the ‘island’ of vintage buildings

Poorly preserved heritage sites of Bangladesh

Poorly preserved heritage sites of Bangladesh