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Most trees in the world lose value when they rot, but the Agar is an exception. Without rot, the tree has no market value. Photos: TBS

Bangladesh’s Agar-Attar hub: The timeless scent of Sujanagar

Sujanagar in Moulvibazar is the heart of Bangladesh’s centuries-old Agar-Attar industry, where almost every household is involved in transforming wounded Agar trees into precious fragrance that...

Caption: For over four centuries, the Jalali family has tended to the Aquilaria trees, from which comes agarwood, the rarest and most expensive perfume ingredient in the world; often more expensive than gold. Graphic: TBS

Perfume: The story of Sylhet’s oud harvesters

A diverse collection of perfumes on display at Abdullah Perfume on Mitford Road, Old Dhaka. Located in the famed “perfume lane”, the area is a hub for authentic attars and fragrances, catering to both wholesalers and individual buyers. Photo: Anushka Banerjee

Perfume Lane of Old Dhaka: Oasis of enchanting aromas

Attarly delightful: Attar gets a modern makeover

Attarly delightful: Attar gets a modern makeover

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KFC launches BBQ perfume

Scent of success: Nasreen's journey from interior design to perfume entrepreneurship

Scent of success: Nasreen's journey from interior design to perfume entrepreneurship

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5th Avenue by Elizabeth Arden: A gem of a perfume within your budget

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Rose Gold by Tiffany & Co: A fragrance jewel

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Coach Dreams Sunset: An aromatic bath in Jasmine

A shopkeeper is showing a customer one of the most expensive items of perfume in the Mitford area in Old Dhaka. Noor-A-Alam

Lost in the aroma of Old Dhaka's perfumery business

Armani Si: Fragrance that will never go unnoticed

Armani Si: Fragrance that will never go unnoticed

Jimmy Choo Flash: Thank you, next!

Jimmy Choo Flash: Thank you, next!

Can’t go wrong with Burberry Touch

Can’t go wrong with Burberry Touch