Division of Bangladesh
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Dhaka Division is a region in Bangladesh.
Dhaka has the nation's largest international airport, which has air connections from numerous cities all over the world.
Read in the guideDhaka is the logical base for any travel within the division. There are buses that will take you practically everywhere in the region.
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the frenzied, colourful capital of the nation
Dhamrai Upazila (Bengali: ধামরাই উপজেলা) is an administrative region of the Dhaka Division in central Bangladesh. Located about 40 km northwest of Dhaka, Dhamrai is known for its historic zamindari heritage, traditional metal craftsmanship, religious diversity, and rural Bengali landscapes.
one of the oldest cities of Bangladesh
Gazipur is a city in the upper reaches of Dhaka Division.
Gopalganj is a city on the southern end of the Dhaka Division in Bangladesh.
a district of 1.2 million people on the banks of the Padma river.
river port that is a major trade centre of jute and textiles
Palash is a town in Narsingdi District on the northeast side of Dhaka. It has a provincial feel, characterized by the textile industry and the estates of zamindars, or landowners, who used to lease their land to farmers.
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