The Ubiquitous Rickshaws
A close second to the Bengal Tiger as the National Mascot!
Sadarghat, Dhaka
Where the grey clouds meet the grey waters
And hug each other in a tearful union
But there’s no emotion in their embrace
It’s just a ritual in the business
Of keeping Hope afloat on a thousand boats
Boatman in Sadarghat
What was that, again, about the economy being rudderless?
The Old
The New
The Old and the New!
Bangladesh's 4 Coloured Map
Silver for rivers and clouds
Brown for the earth and her people
Green for endless paddy fields and the visitor’s envy
And black, for the incongruous stripe of progress slicing through the land
The Tea Resort, Srimongol-Sylhet
The frog-filled swimming pool, the metal TT table and tennis courts with speed breakers add to the charms of this gloriously dilapidated retreat nestled among the tea estates in Srimongol-Sylhet
The Tea Resort wakes up…
...and that's saying something!!
The frog-filled swimming pool, the metal TT table and tennis courts with speed breakers add to the charms of this gloriously dilapidated retreat nestled among the tea estates in Srimongol-Sylhet
The Tea Resort wakes up…
...and that's saying something!!
Cha Khaben Dada?
With some lemon, if you like...
A Railroad through the Rainforest
Lawachhara National Park, Srimongol
Actually a pineapply shot from the top...
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