Travel Tips and Stories of Munshiganj in Bangladesh
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Munshiganj from travelers sharing their experiences
Book your trip to Munshiganj and remunerate who inspired you
Travel guide of Munshiganj
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Munshiganj from travelers sharing their experiences
Book your trip to Munshiganj and remunerate who inspired you
Travel guide of Munshiganj
That “গ�রামের দৃশ�য� we used to draw on our final exams in school.
11 km from Munshiganj
Life view through old ruin
21 km from Munshiganj
I was just experimenting with my new lens on my rooftop!
Experienced by Ahmed Hasan
25 km from Munshiganj
flamboyant blossom bloom red
28 km from Munshiganj
A panoramic lakefront view with decorative bridge at Hatirjheel Lake.(located in Dhaka,Bangladesh;A major recreational place for the city dwellers and tourists)
32 km from Munshiganj
a portrait of a old man,just look at the smile
32 km from Munshiganj
Fool me once, fool me twice; Are you death or paradise?
32 km from Munshiganj
The dead pond and the unsung lilies
32 km from Munshiganj
Day laborers fixing the street with broken bricks.
37 km from Munshiganj
A fisherman catching fish.
38 km from Munshiganj
Ancient Building in 1862
Experienced by Abrar Mahir
43 km from Munshiganj
In one cockcrow I show those bird beside my room. It's the morning view from my room.
46 km from Munshiganj
At the bud stage, sunflowers exhibit a unique trait called heliotropism, with which the bud of the sunflower faces the sun at all times throughout the day, starting the day facing east and ending it facing west. Not all sunflower petals are yellow. ... The sunflower is the only flower with the word "flower" in its name.
50 km from Munshiganj
he is a village boy sometimes he and his village friends bath together on the river everyday at daytime and sometimes they and their friends playing football and swimming together on river water.
60 km from Munshiganj
When we get to the river my heat sinks. It is wider than I've ever seen, flowing swift and strong. The water is a turbid brown from eroding the banks it usually passes by so softly. Branches have been blow in by the storm. The water eddies around them, but not that relaxed way water usually does, but harshly, more like mini vortexes. In the rain that still falls the surface is pitted so thickly that the radiating ripples cancel one another out. Adding to the torrent coming from the stone-grey sky is the April melt from the mountains to the East. This river is not what we prepared ourselves for
63 km from Munshiganj
Shalban vihara is an archaeological site in Mainamati, Comilla, Bangladesh.The ruins are in the middle of the Lalmai hills ridge, and these are of a 7th-century Paharpur-style Buddhist viharas with 115 cells for monks. It operated through the 12th century
93 km from Munshiganj
Short on Canon EOS 700D
95 km from Munshiganj
Abadhut Ashram And Monosa Mandir (3)
106 km from Munshiganj
Beautiful things don’t ask for attention.
124 km from Munshiganj
A rice field between a valley.
Experienced by Sharafat Raheb