Jawwad Sami Neogi

My earliest memories of Mohammadpur begin at Tajmahal Road, from a time when I was barely four, old enough to witness a world that felt steady and whole.

Veteran idol artist and master craftsman Haripada Pal has been honoured with the Crafts Villages Lifetime Achievement Award 2026 in recognition of his outstanding contribution to Bangladesh's traditional idol sculpture and pottery heritage.

Weave through Dhaka traffic with flag sellers Al Amin and Shamim during the football World Cup rush. From Gulshan to Sadarghat, their colorful displays of fabric capture a community united by temporary celebration and survival.

Navigate the vibrant chaos of Dhaka during Eid-ul-Adha by mastering comedic survival tactics. Dodge overwhelming Qurbani duties, appease traditional family elders, and outsmart professional butchers while preserving your festive Punjabi and building lifelong holiday memories.

Dhaka has always been a city that returns to itself. Every alley, riverbank, and ruin seems to hold another story waiting to be rediscovered.

Explore Bangladesh's architectural heritage through this curated map of prominent Mughal mosques. Spanning the Sultanate era to the Battle of Palashi, these three-domed landmarks in Dhaka and beyond offer history buffs a profound cultural journey.

Explore the historic Atia Mosque in Tangail, a stunning 17th-century landmark featuring Sultanate and Mughal architecture. Once gracing the ten taka note, this terracotta masterpiece remains a symbol of deep community pride and heritage.

When food carries the name of the land it comes from, it tells a story of soil, water, people, climate, history, and culture.