Bangladesh Collection (#31)

Early morning mist and smoke from brickworks in the valley over the jungle of Bandarban, Chittagong Division, Bangladesh, Asia

Bangladesh, Relief Map With Border and Mask
Relief map of Bangladesh (with border and mask). This image was compiled from data acquired by landsat 5 & 7 satellites combined with elevation data

India, Relief Map With Border and Mask
Relief map of India (with border and mask). This image was compiled from data acquired by landsat 5 & 7 satellites combined with elevation data

Bangladesh, Dhaka, Aerial view of outskirts of city
Aerial view of the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh

Madhya Pradesh, India, satellite image
Madhya Pradesh, satellite image. North is at top. Natural colour satellite image showing the state of Madhya Pradesh, India, with the surrounding Indian states shaded out

sampan transport boat in Bangladesh moving bananas, taken in the 1960s by Eric Hosking when the country was known as East Pakistan

Stripping Jute Fibre - Bangladesh Date: circa 1910s

Ganges Delta

Pier for the leaving boats to the swampy areas and waterways of the Sundarbans, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bangladesh, Asia

Little rowing boat in the swampy areas of the Sundarbans, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bangladesh, Asia

View over the wharf of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Asia

Ganges Bore
native boats caught in the bore in the estuary of the Ganges, Bangladesh

Bangladesh - khal or tide creek & forest in Sundarbands
CHM-1026 Bangladesh - khal or tide creek & forest in Sundarbands Charles McDougal Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Latrines on the river bank in rough land grazed by cows in a slum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Asia

Men riding cycle rickshaws on the street passing the outside of a hotel and restaurant in the city of Dhaka (Dacca), Bangladesh, Asia

Street scene, Dacca, Bangladesh, Asia

Map of India Etc / Mallet
Crude map of northern India, previous to any extensive colonisation, including parts of Pakistan & Bangladesh & the sources of two great rivers the Ganges & Indus

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Bangladesh, formerly known as East Bengal during the British India era, is a country rich in history and vibrant culture. Located in Asia, this South Asian nation has a fascinating past that can be traced back to its roots. One of the distinctive features is its colourful bicycle rickshaws that adorn the streets of Dhaka, the capital city. These eye-catching vehicles not only serve as a mode of transportation but also add charm and character to the bustling cityscape. When looking at a map of Bangladesh, one can see its close proximity to India. The two countries share borders and have intertwined histories. Illustrated maps showcasing their distinguishing features highlight their unique cultural heritage. In 1902, Bengal was divided into different provinces including North West Bengal, Central Bengal, and Assam. This historical map gives us insight into how boundaries were defined during that time period. Dhaka's busy streets are often filled with rickshaw traffic as people go about their daily lives. It's an energetic scene that captures the essence of urban life in Bangladesh. Venturing outside the cities reveals breathtaking natural beauty such as Satla in Barisal where canals adorned with water lilies create a picturesque landscape. In Sirajganj, boatmen navigate through rivers covered in algae while transporting goods or passengers - a common sight along Bangladesh's waterways. Khulna offers an urban street scene with diverse activities taking place at every corner. From bustling markets to lively conversations on street corners, this city showcases the vibrancy found throughout Bangladesh. Buffalos are an integral part of rural life in many parts of Bangladesh; they play significant roles in agriculture and contribute to sustaining livelihoods for local communities. The 201 Dome Mosque stands tall as an architectural marvel within Bangladeshi landscapes - it serves both religious purposes and attracts visitors from near and far who admire its grandeur. Finally, Dhaka's skyline paints a modern picture of progress and development.