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RF2G64KGM–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GK665M–Dhaka, Bangladesh - August 22, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of old Dhaka at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RF2G6JGW2–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RM2KC1YRX–View of ancient building in Panam City, Bangladesh, on October 16, 2020. Panam Nagar, it was the most attractive historical city in Bangladesh. Visitors take time-off from the hustle and bustle from the urban busy life, but enjoy walking through the lane of the ancient city adorned with dilapidated, vandalised and illegally occupied derelict red brick buildings in Panam Nagar.Panam Nagar, lies 30 miles southeast of the capital Dhaka at Sonargaon. The rich Hindu traders laid the foundation of Panam Nagar, is standing on the both sides of a road that stretches from east to south and measures 600
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RM2KBWXD5–Houses are seen surrounded by the flood water at Lowland area of the Dhaka City in Bangladesh, on August 8, 2020 (Photo by Mamunur Rashid/NurPhoto)
RM2BB5R3R–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 30th Mar, 2020. Birds eye view of Dhaka City during COVID-19 emergency. Streets were seen almost empty as every educational institution, offices and public transportation were announced closed by the government to tackle the amid spread of COVID-19 virus. Till now total 49 people have been infected by COVID-19 in Bangladesh, of whom 5 died confirmed by IEDCR. (Photo by Md. Rakibul Hasan/Pacific Press) Credit: Pacific Press Agency/Alamy Live News
RM2M3E6WD–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K62YB9–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of a flower waiting to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to the rush hour. The Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, is one of the most densely populated in the world and home to n
RF2GK6661–Dhaka, Bangladesh - August 22, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of old Dhaka at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RF2G6JGNM–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GNNXRT–Dhaka, Bangladesh - September 24, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Hatirjheel area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2KBWXDB–Houses are seen surrounded by the flood water at Lowland area of the Dhaka City in Bangladesh, on August 8, 2020 (Photo by Mamunur Rashid/NurPhoto)
RM2BB5PKF–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 30th Mar, 2020. Birds eye view of Dhaka City during COVID-19 emergency. Streets were seen almost empty as every educational institution, offices and public transportation were announced closed by the government to tackle the amid spread of COVID-19 virus. Till now total 49 people have been infected by COVID-19 in Bangladesh, of whom 5 died confirmed by IEDCR. (Photo by Md. Rakibul Hasan/Pacific Press) Credit: Pacific Press Agency/Alamy Live News
RM2M3E66K–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K64HD6–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
RF2G6JGMC–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GNNXP2–Dhaka, Bangladesh - September 24, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Hatirjheel area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2KBWXD3–Houses are seen surrounded by the flood water at Lowland area of the Dhaka City in Bangladesh, on August 8, 2020 (Photo by Mamunur Rashid/NurPhoto)
RM2KBG2N9–Traffic moves smoothly in a normally busy area during a strike called by Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) in Dhaka, Bangladesh, February 02, 2020. Bangladesh Nationalist Party rejected the Dhaka city corporation election results and declared a dawn to dusk strike in Dhaka city. (Photo by Khandaker Azizur Rahman Sumon/NurPhoto)
RM2BB5RBH–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 30th Mar, 2020. Birds eye view of Dhaka City during COVID-19 emergency. Streets were seen almost empty as every educational institution, offices and public transportation were announced closed by the government to tackle the amid spread of COVID-19 virus. Till now total 49 people have been infected by COVID-19 in Bangladesh, of whom 5 died confirmed by IEDCR. (Photo by Md. Rakibul Hasan/Pacific Press) Credit: Pacific Press Agency/Alamy Live News
RM2M3E71C–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K60G5D–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
RF2G6JGNP–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GNNXRN–Dhaka, Bangladesh - September 24, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Hatirjheel area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2BB5PJK–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 30th Mar, 2020. Birds eye view of Dhaka City during COVID-19 emergency. Streets were seen almost empty as every educational institution, offices and public transportation were announced closed by the government to tackle the amid spread of COVID-19 virus. Till now total 49 people have been infected by COVID-19 in Bangladesh, of whom 5 died confirmed by IEDCR. (Photo by Md. Rakibul Hasan/Pacific Press) Credit: Pacific Press Agency/Alamy Live News
RM2M3E7GG–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K60H21–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
RF2G6JGTW–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GNNXP1–Dhaka, Bangladesh - September 24, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Hatirjheel area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2M3E65A–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K60G84–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
RF2G6JGJE–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GNNXRD–Dhaka, Bangladesh - September 24, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Hatirjheel area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2M3E86F–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K60H43–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
RF2G6JGTC–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GNNXRF–Dhaka, Bangladesh - September 24, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Hatirjheel area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2M3E6KA–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K60H1W–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
RF2G6JGJJ–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GNNXP5–Dhaka, Bangladesh - September 24, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Hatirjheel area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RF2GMYPGF–Dhaka, Bangladesh - April 15, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Jatrabari area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2M3E7X0–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K60GH2–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
RF2G6JGNJ–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GMYPG9–Dhaka, Bangladesh - April 15, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Jatrabari area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2M3E73E–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K64M1W–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
RMR17XD3–Aerial view of Kamalapur Railway Station is the central railway station in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was built by Robet Bouighy. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
RF2G6JGM7–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GMYPG4–Dhaka, Bangladesh - April 15, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Jatrabari area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2M3E7MC–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K64MGP–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
RMR17XDR–Aerial view of Kamalapur Railway Station is the central railway station in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was built by Robet Bouighy. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
RF2G6JGMD–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2GMYPGP–Dhaka, Bangladesh - April 15, 2021: The Bird's-eye view of Jatrabari area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RF2RB86NM–Dhaka, Bangladesh - July 07, 2023: The Bird's-eye view of Gulistan area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2M3E80M–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K60H5P–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
RMR17XDC–Aerial view of Kamalapur Railway Station is the central railway station in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was built by Robet Bouighy. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
RF2G6JGM2–Bangladesh capital Dhaka city landscape on a sunny morning. Blue sky Dhaka city tope view. Beautiful Bangladesh city from top.
RF2RB86KE–Dhaka, Bangladesh - July 07, 2023: The Bird's-eye view of Gulistan area at Dhaka city in Bangladesh.
RM2M3E8BR–Dhaka, Bangladesh. 15th Dec, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats fans out around their moorings in the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The river is widely used to transport goods, produce, and people. An estimated 50,000 commuters cross the Buriganga from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, and many take boats. Hundreds of small boats, called 'Dinghy Noukas', are moored in the river port of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. In them, ferrymen transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga River every day. Credit: Joy Saha/Alamy Live News
RM2K64MRF–Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 11th Oct, 2022. A fleet of wooden boats, which resemble the petals of flower, waits to ferry commuters across the Buriganga River to jobs at a major river port in Dhaka, Bangladesh while boatmen tie the boats together in a flowery pattern and get forty winks ahead of the afternoon rush hour. They work 16 hours a day and get less than £5 for this. So, they take rest whenever they get a chance to relieve the fatigue of the long working hours. During that time, most of the boats are tied up together except a few ones and the number of passengers is lower compared to t
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