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Weekend Travel Diary - 22 Oct '19 (National Martyrs Monument of Savar, Bangladesh).

Weekend Travel Diary - 22 Oct '19 (National Martyrs Monument of Savar, Bangladesh).

October 2019 · 5 min read · Dhaka Division

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I hope you're having a great day.

Welcome to another weeks "Weekend Travel Diary".
The day started fresh.
Had a nice sleep for around 12 hours.

Got out from home and went to a ATM booth directly to get some money as my purse was kinda blank.

Let's start the blog with photos and I'll absolutely talk about em.
Just hold on and I hope you'll love this blog if you see to the end.

This is the ATM booth where I went first.
It is Dutch Bangla Bank ATM.

Waited outside as there was another user inside the booth and the second machine didn't has money, I guess.

Took some money like I needed.
They're not only for the day.
I had a loan to pay so I had to withdraw a good amount (not that good, lol).

Let's go to the place where we spent the afternoon.

This is the place where we spend most of my weekend.
It's beside my house and you may know that.

It's so beautiful.
Foreigners come to visit this place from many countries as I heard.

It's a map of that place.
Isn't it nice and creative?

This is the view of a gate.
This place has multiple gates and that's a bigger one.

Now let's go to the place where we like to seat and spend out afternoon.

I've named that tree as lovers tree.
Why?

Look carefully.
There are names and letter of names on almost all of the tree.

Other couples also like this spot like we do.
And many of em wrote their lovers name or the first letter of their names with plus sign (+)... Like Adam+Eves (A+E).

Let's get a closer look.

Nice isn't it?
Although they're not supposed to do that to a beautiful tree like this.

We spent a nice time there.
Wanna see us?

What about another one?

Aren't we a nice couple?
I'm sorry that I don't want to show my girl friends face and she doesn't want that either.
So that's enough.

Let's see some flowers that I captured this weekend.

Flowers Photo 01

Flowers Photo 02

Flowers Photo 03

There's a beautiful mosque in this place.

It's surrounding with big trees.

And we have many dustbins around the whole place.

Don't forget to use em for dust if you ever visit this place.

And here's a big notice at the front gate.

I'm trying to translate that now.

Notice: It's our national duty to keep our National Martyrs Memorials holiness/purity. It is forbidden to do festivity, playing music, eating and drinking, picnic and selling ferry thing around this area. It is illegal to stay here in between sunset and sunrise.

Well that was kinda hard translating this notice.
I needed help from google translate.

Well... so we left the place after all.

We had funny times on rickshaw.

It was a funny moment actually.

And yeah we didn't forget to eat something.

Went to a restaurant and ordered for chicken grill.
And they gave us fried chicken.

Then I went and met with some friends and then to my house.

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