What Is Biriyanidibe? Bangladesh’s Viral Ramadan Iftar App Explained
In Bangladesh, community Iftar is very important during Ramadan. The Biriyanidibe (বিরিয়ানি দিবে) app is a famous internet tool that helps people find mosques
Ultimate Cox’s Bazar Weekend Guide: Where to Stay Near Kolatoli and What to Eat at Laboni Point
Are you planning a Bangladesh coastal getaway? The longest continuous beach in the world provides the ideal combination of sea aesthetics and the taste
Uttara Food Guide: Top Sehri and Iftar Buffets in Sector 7 and Rajlaxmi
Ramadan in Dhaka cannot be complete without a good breakfast before dawn and a celebratory evening dinner. In case you are in search of
Old Dhaka’s Iftar Markets: Why Dhaka Turns Into a Food Paradise During Ramadan
The Iftar Markets in Old Dhaka transform the old streets of Chawkbazar every Ramadan into a busy food court with thousands of visitors every
Dhaka’s Hidden Café Gems You Shouldn’t Miss
When you are sick of mainstream places, you need to find the hidden cafes of Dhaka that are easy to stay in, comfortable, and
Rangamati Travel Guide 2026: Hidden Gems Beyond Kaptai Lake
Located in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, the Rangamati Travel Guide 2026 will guide you to the locations that are not featured in the postcards
What Bangladeshi Superfoods Should You Eat for Suhoor?
Suhoor is what you eat during the whole fasting day. You can stay alert, energised, and focused if you eat the right foods. You
Tarique Rahman Inaugurates Free Animal Clinic in Banani to Boost Urban Animal Welfare
A free animal clinic was opened in Dhaka’s Banani area by Tarique Rahman, who is the chairperson of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and
Why Did UNESCO Choose 21 February as International Mother Language Day?
In honour of the Bengali Language Movement in Dhaka in 1952, UNESCO named February 21 as International Mother Language Day. Urdu was made the
Bangladeshi Village Cooking Vlogs: Rural Flavours, Community Feasts & Cultural Stories
Cooking Videos of Bangladeshi Villages combine rustic cooking with everyday life in rural Bangladeshi villages. They usually include open fire cooking, farm fresh produce,