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Today I present to you a new blog.

I'm @romzan15 from #bangladesh

Dhaka city at night

Dhaka at night is a little different.

Nighttime Dhaka: A City of Lights and Serenity

When night falls, Dhaka transforms into a different world. The chaos, traffic, and noise of the day gradually subside, revealing a quieter yet mesmerizing version of the city.

The City of Lights:
At night, Dhaka glows with lights from towering buildings, street lamps, and businesses. Areas like Hatirjheel, Banani, Gulshan, Wari, and Motijheel create a magical ambiance, reflecting the city’s vibrant nightlife.

Nightlife & Food:
Dhaka’s nighttime food scene is exciting! From the traditional delicacies of Old Dhaka to the fast-food corners of Bashundhara and Dhanmondi, or even the tea stalls in Farmgate and Shahbagh, the city never sleeps when it comes to food and friendly gatherings.

Less Traffic, Easier Travel:
During the day, crossing Dhaka’s roads can take hours. But at night, the streets become relatively empty, allowing for smoother travel. The cool night breeze makes walking through the city an enjoyable experience.

Safety & Challenges:
Although Dhaka is much calmer at night, certain areas require extra caution. While law enforcement patrols the streets, it’s wise to stay alert, especially in deserted locations.

A Paradise for Photographers:
For photography enthusiasts, nighttime Dhaka is a dream. The illuminated streets, empty flyovers, and car headlight trails breathtaking visual compositions, making the city a perfect subject for night photography.

Walking through Dhaka at night offers a unique experience—it reveals a side of the city that is peaceful, mysterious, and captivating, a beauty that only comes alive under the cover of darkness.

City of money of the day

Dhaka city during the day is full of hustle and bustle. The roads are congested with traffic, sidewalks are crowded with pedestrians, and offices, markets, and shops create a lively atmosphere. From the morning, working people head offices, businesses, or other jobs, while students rush to their schools and colleges.

Different areas of the city showcase different scenes—Motijheel and are busy with corporate activities, places like New Market and Bashundhara City are packed with shoppers, and Old Dhaka is filled with food lovers enjoying its traditional cuisine.

Throughout the day, the streets remain filled with buses, rickshaws, CNGs, and private cars, while traffic police work to manage congestion. Despite air and noise pollution, Dhaka has its own unique charm—its historic architecture, parks, lakes, and the resilience of its people make the city stand out in its own way.

Friends, I have told you something about the city of Dhaka at night and during the day. If you like it, please let me know in the comments.Thank you.

Allah hafez

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mobile	radmi note_13
photographer	@romzan15
location	Savar Dhaka Bangladesh
taking pictures	From the office