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Our
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You are most welcome to our magnificent hotel and hostel
Traveller Inn. To full fill the accommodation needs
of our valued guests we are operating one tourist standard
hotel of fifteen super deluxe rooms and fifteen deluxe
rooms with all others facilities and one hostel of four
twin bed private rooms, two double bed rooms and six
bed mixed dorm with the facilities as well as hotel.
Guarantee, you will be never away from home with us,
moreover we shall ensure you best service with in lowest
cost.
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Media
Research & Film |
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We have a long experience to work with the foreign
media as an interpreter and coordinator. We coordinate
any type of research work for any person or any organization
for filming or other purposes.
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Tourism Facilities |
Bangladesh, as a developing country it's tourism infrastructures
are not developed as like as America or Europe. But not that much
poor as often pictured by the media. We have five star hotels
in big cities. Clean and comfortable accomodation in practically
all towns on tourist traffic routes. A wide transportation network
of air, rail, road and water ways connects all places conveniently.
Dhaka the capital is easily accessible from any corner of the
globe. Testy food, warm hearted, hospitable people, basic culture,
handicrafts and much more things must attract you as a traveler
in Bangladesh.
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Clean and comfortable accomodation in practically all towns
on tourist traffic routes. International standard hotels
are available in Dhaka, Chittagong and Cox's Bazar. Modern
hotels, motels and cottages throughout the country. Besides
there are different Government, semi-Government and departmental
rest-houses/guest-houses which may be hired.
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| TRANSPOTATION
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| Air : |
Bangladesh can be reached
by air from any part of the world. Biman, Bangladesh airlines
connects Dhaka with 27 major cities of the world. |
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Abu Dhabi, Amsterdam, Athens,
Bangkok, Bombay, Calcutta, Doha, Dubai, Jeddah, Karachi, Kathmandu,
Kualalumpur, London, Muscat, Dhahran, Baghdad, Kuwait, Yangoon,
Rome, Tripoli, Tokyo, Singapore, Baharin, Frankfurt, Ho Chi
Minh City, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Sarjah, Seoul, Riyadh and Delhi. |
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Besides Biman, several other
(international) carriers also fly to and from Dhaka. Biman,
Bangladesh Airlines also connects Dhaka with Chittagong, Jessore,
Cox's Bazar, Rajshahi Saidpur and Sylhet in its 7 domestic
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| Railway : |
The Bangladesh Railway provides an efficient
service to places of interest such as Chittagong, Sylhet,
Khulna, Mymensingh, Bogra, Rajshahi, Dinajpur starting from
Dhaka. The inter-city Express Service is available to and
from important cities at cheap fares. |
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| Bus/Coach Services : |
Road transport in Bangladesh
is predominantly a private sector affair. Rates are among
the cheapest in the world. Express and non-stop services are
available to principal towns from Gabtali, Saidabad and Mohakhali
bus terminals in Dhaka. The Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation
(BRTC) also maintains a country-wide network of bus services. |
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| Water Ways : |
Country-Made boats are the
most widely used carrier one can see in the river and rivulets.
These carry passengers and merchandise on a large scale. The
landscape of Bangladesh is dominated by about 250 rivers which
flow essentially north-sourth. The alluvial flood plain formed
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Wherever there is a river
and a village, a launch or steamer will ply for trade. A journey
by Rocket Steamer service from Dhaka (Sadarghat) to Khulna,
the gateway to Sundarbans is a rewarding experience.
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| Rant-A-Car: |
Latest and Modern A/C Car, Zeep, Micro
Bus, Mini Bus, Tourist Couch, 40 Siter Couch can be hire from
Rant-A-Car. |
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| FOOD
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Western Continental, Italian,
Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Korian etc foods are available in
all major hotels and most of the big restaurants in important
cities. But local dishes are normally far better and more
exotic. Curries of many kinds around, cooked with proper spices
and hot curry powders, including Korma, Rezala, Bhoona and
Masala Gosht, Chicken, mutton, beef, fish and prawns, Chicken
Afghani, Chicken Baghdadi, Chicken Kashmiri, Chicken Tikka,
boti kabab, shutli kabab and a variety of fish curries should
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Rice in the form of pulao,
biriani-with rice and mutton or chicken and khichuri are available
in any reasonable restaurant. Those who do not care for rice
dishes can try mughlai parata, plain parata or naan, which
go very well with curries. Seafood and sweet-water fish are
available in most of the towns. Fish-lovers should not miss
smoked hilsa, fresh bhetki and chingri (lobster/king prawns)
malaikari, Prawn dopyaza. |
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Cha: The milky sweet tea
available almost everywhere, Lassi: the refreshing yogurt
drink. Green coconut water is a fine, safe and refreshing
drink. International soft drinks, such as Pepsi, Coca Cola,
Fanta, 7-up, Mirinda and Sprite are readilly available. Hard
drinks are available in big hotels. On Fridays drinking in
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Desserts
Misti Dhohi: Sweetened yougurt, Halua: a common dessert ranging
from egg halua to carrot, sooji or wheat cream, almond, pistachio,
nuts and so on. Sandesh: a milk based dessert, one of the
best available. Zorda: Sweetened rice with nuts. Firni: rice
flour cooked in milk, sugar and flavourant. Rasgolla &
Kalojam: two popular milk-based desserts and made with sugar,
flour and ghee. Ros Malai: round sweets floating in a thick
milk. Pitha: a blanket term for cakes or pastries including
specific varieties such as chitoi, dhupi, takti, andsoha,
puli, bhapa and pua |
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Fruits Mango,
Lichee, Banana, Papayas, Jackfruit, Watermelon, Pineapple,
Coconut, Orange etc. |
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| SHOPPING |
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Bangladesh is reputed for her handicrafts.
Exquisite hand made articles with a large variety are readily available
and prices are cheap. Cottage industry products like fabrics, printed
sarees, pink pearls, wood products, coconut masks, folk dolls, horn
products, shital pati (mattress having cooling effect), terracotta
toys and jute products for decorative purposes are very typical
of Bangladesh. Brasswares, delicate silver trinkets, beautiful objects
of ivory, embroidered silk sarees, scarves, purses, bamboo decoration
pieces, cane and conch shell products, gold and silver ornament,
jute carpets and a host of other attractive handicrafts can be bought
in the shops, at the handicraft sale centres and galleries in the
cities and also at tourist spots. But what really steal the heart
of a lady and enchants menfolk are the rich brocades, the silk and
cotton sarees and stoles embroidered with silver and golden thread.
And, who has not heard of the famous 'Muslin' of Dhaka which used
to be the favourite of the Royalties. These are still available.
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| SAFETY |
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Bangladesh is a safe land for tourist. Terrorism,
Violence are not supported by government or major political parties.
Law and orders situation is much better than the other south asian
countries. Bangladeshi people are warm hearted and hospitable. In
any inconvenience circommonstances people are always ready to help
the foreigners as well as police and administration of Bangladesh
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