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Looking for things to do in Dhaka Division? We provide up-to-date info on everything from must-see scenic spots to local hangouts.
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Dhaka New Market
Dhaka New Market
4.3/512 Review
Robindro Sorobor
Robindro Sorobor
5.0/53 Review
Ramna Park
Ramna Park
4.7/53 Review
Lalbagh Fort
Lalbagh Fort
4.2/517 Review
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Historic landmark
Bangladesh National Zoo
Bangladesh National Zoo
4.8/54 Review
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Zoos & aquariums
National Martyrs' Monument
National Martyrs' Monument
4.8/524 Review
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Historic landmark
Ahsan Manzil Museum
Ahsan Manzil Museum
4.4/553 Review

What to eat

Want to eat like a local? Don't miss out on these top Dhaka Division dishes and foodie spots.
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Glazed Gulshan
Glazed Gulshan
4.2/56 Review
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Coffee shop
Avg. €8/person
Tarka
Tarka
4.0/57 Review
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Halal
Avg. €5/person
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
4.6/55 Review
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Western cuisine
Avg. €8/person
Sear
Sear
4.4/57 Review
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Asian cuisine
Avg. €38/person
Bunka: Oriental All-You-Can-Eat
Bunka: Oriental All-You-Can-Eat
3.7/56 Review
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Halal
Avg. €61/person
Lake Terrace
Lake Terrace
4.3/58 Review
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Western cuisine
Avg. €3/person
Peyala
Peyala
4.0/56 Review
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Coffee shop
Avg. €2/person
Olea
Olea
4.0/55 Review
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Halal
Avg. €24/person
Grill On The Skyline
Grill On The Skyline
4.3/57 Review
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Halal
Avg. €20/person
Tokyo Express
Tokyo Express
4.2/56 Review
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Japanese cuisine
Avg. €13/person
Midori Japanese Restaurant
Midori Japanese Restaurant
4.1/57 Review
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Asian cuisine
Avg. €13/person
Halda Valley Tea Lounge
Halda Valley Tea Lounge
4.5/56 Review
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Western cuisine
Avg. €13/person

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Dhaka’s burger scene just got a whole lot more exciting at Farmhouse Burger—think gourmet patties, truffle fries, and service that’ll make you wanna come back! Burgers may be the main attraction here, but let me tell you, it’s the fries that stole my heart.

Farmhouse Burger  
23 Gulshan Ave, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh  
Must-try highlights: If you’re on the hunt for burger bliss, grab the Millionaire Burger—juicy, premium ingredients with a punch of flavor. The Smashed Burger is another crowd-pleaser with a classic taste, but both left me wanting a bit more in size for the price. Fries fans, listen up: the truffle fries and French fries are a total win—crispy, addictive, and totally worth a visit on their own. Fried onion strings make for a fun crunchy side, though not a standout like those fries.  
Vibe: Casual, modern, and upbeat—ideal for friends, families, or a solo burger indulgence.  
Opening Hours: 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM daily  
Key strength: While the burgers are solid, what truly makes Farmhouse Burger special is the exceptional service. The staff are genuinely warm and attentive—hands down, the best service I’ve experienced in Bangladesh. Hats off to the team for making every guest feel like a VIP!

Pro tip: If you’re all about fries, make this your go-to snack stop even if you skip the main burger. And don’t hesitate to ask the staff for recommendations—they’re the real heroes here.

#Dhaka  #BurgerLover  #FoodieDhaka  #GulshanEats  #BangladeshFood
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Dhaka’s burger scene just got a whole lot more exciting at Farmhouse Burger—think gourmet patties, truffle fries, and service that’ll make you wanna come back! Burgers may be the main attraction here, but let me tell you, it’s the fries that stole my heart. Farmhouse Burger 23 Gulshan Ave, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh Must-try highlights: If you’re on the hunt for burger bliss, grab the Millionaire Burger—juicy, premium ingredients with a punch of flavor. The Smashed Burger is another crowd-pleaser with a classic taste, but both left me wanting a bit more in size for the price. Fries fans, listen up: the truffle fries and French fries are a total win—crispy, addictive, and totally worth a visit on their own. Fried onion strings make for a fun crunchy side, though not a standout like those fries. Vibe: Casual, modern, and upbeat—ideal for friends, families, or a solo burger indulgence. Opening Hours: 12:00 PM – 11:00 PM daily Key strength: While the burgers are solid, what truly makes Farmhouse Burger special is the exceptional service. The staff are genuinely warm and attentive—hands down, the best service I’ve experienced in Bangladesh. Hats off to the team for making every guest feel like a VIP! Pro tip: If you’re all about fries, make this your go-to snack stop even if you skip the main burger. And don’t hesitate to ask the staff for recommendations—they’re the real heroes here. #Dhaka #BurgerLover #FoodieDhaka #GulshanEats #BangladeshFood

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Among many of the structures of Egarosindur, Sadi Mosque is one of the best-conserved monuments in the country. A pertain inscription tablet, fixed over the central mihrab, record that the mosque was built in 1062 AH (1652 AD) by one Sadi, son of Shaikh Shiroo, during the reign of Shahjahan.

Measuring 25 ft. a side, the single-domed square mosque was built on a raised piece of land. There are three arched entrances in the east, and one each in the middle of the north and the south sides. The central archway, which is larger, is set within a slightly projected rectangular frame, but the flanking archways are contained within slightly recessed rectangle. The Qibla wall is recessed with three semi-octagonal mihrabs, which correspond to the three eastern doorways. The mosque represents a happy blending of Mughal elements with the Sultanate architectural traits characteristic of Bengal.

Sadi Mosjid (সাদী মসজিদ) which is around half a kilometer apart from there, on your way by passing beside the Egarosindur (এগারোসিন্দুর) Fort (though nothing is remaining now a days). Sadi Mosque (সাদী মসজিদ) is a single domed mosque similar to the Shah Mahmud Mosque. A large dome is at the top of the mosque which almost cover the whole roof. The dome is quite large and bulbous. Also, the structure is quite difficult in nature and can easily be distinguished from others.

The mosque has decorative terracotta at the outer side and the inner side of the mosque. Sadi mosque (সাদী মসজিদ) was built by someone named Sadi (সাদী) who was the son of Shaikh Shiru (শাইখ শিরু). It was during 1652, the regime of Shahjahan (শাহজাহান).

#সাদী_মসজিদ  #কিশোরগঞ্জ  #হেরিটেজ  #মুঘল_মসজিদ  #পাকুন্দিয়া  #insanetravellermaruf
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Among many of the structures of Egarosindur, Sadi Mosque is one of the best-conserved monuments in the country. A pertain inscription tablet, fixed over the central mihrab, record that the mosque was built in 1062 AH (1652 AD) by one Sadi, son of Shaikh Shiroo, during the reign of Shahjahan. Measuring 25 ft. a side, the single-domed square mosque was built on a raised piece of land. There are three arched entrances in the east, and one each in the middle of the north and the south sides. The central archway, which is larger, is set within a slightly projected rectangular frame, but the flanking archways are contained within slightly recessed rectangle. The Qibla wall is recessed with three semi-octagonal mihrabs, which correspond to the three eastern doorways. The mosque represents a happy blending of Mughal elements with the Sultanate architectural traits characteristic of Bengal. Sadi Mosjid (সাদী মসজিদ) which is around half a kilometer apart from there, on your way by passing beside the Egarosindur (এগারোসিন্দুর) Fort (though nothing is remaining now a days). Sadi Mosque (সাদী মসজিদ) is a single domed mosque similar to the Shah Mahmud Mosque. A large dome is at the top of the mosque which almost cover the whole roof. The dome is quite large and bulbous. Also, the structure is quite difficult in nature and can easily be distinguished from others. The mosque has decorative terracotta at the outer side and the inner side of the mosque. Sadi mosque (সাদী মসজিদ) was built by someone named Sadi (সাদী) who was the son of Shaikh Shiru (শাইখ শিরু). It was during 1652, the regime of Shahjahan (শাহজাহান). #সাদী_মসজিদ #কিশোরগঞ্জ #হেরিটেজ #মুঘল_মসজিদ #পাকুন্দিয়া #insanetravellermaruf

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