Hotel 71 Dhaka

Little backdrop into Dhaka There are many metropolises that carries millions of civilians; the cities that seem to provide many opportunities to recreate and recollect, most cities plentifully provide naturally blessed and or man-made recreational facilities, most often it’s a mix of man vs nature.  But that comes in sharp contrast with the little city known as Dhaka, with barely 300 miles 2 , the city somehow seems to keep afloat 22 million people, that’s more people than the entire population of Australia, a country that’s 53.4 times the size of Bangladesh, let alone Dhaka. Dhaka seems to have little next to nothing when it comes to being naturally blessed with beaches, or mountains, or parks or fountains. What they however seem to have is incredibly blessed people, people who knows how to be truly present in the moment and make the very best of what they have on hand.  The present always makes a good indicator of the future, and here Dhaka dwellers seems to

The country of Bangladesh is located in the southeast region of Asia, enveloped by India and the Bay of Bengal bordering from the south. The country offers a tropical climate which means that tropical fruits are available most of the year. Bangladesh is also a country full of history, culture, scenic beauty, technological advancements and various religions. This makes it a perfect location for touring, sightseeing and simply participating in the various events happening throughout the year. And as such, tourists require staying accommodations, which Bangladesh can readily provide in the form of five star hotels . The capital, Dhaka, has the most luxurious hotels for stay. Among them, the Hotel71 offers a location close to popular attractions and just a short distance from the commercial routes of Gulshan, Baridhara and Banani. The hotel provides high class services with its fine dining, high speed internet connections, and air-conditioned rooms among other services. Hot

The Birth of International Mother Language Day The Birth of International Mother Language Day. International Mother Language Day is a day celebrated worldwide annually on 21st of February to promote the awareness of diversity in language, culture and multilingualism all around the world. In Bangladesh, celebrations include eating festive meals and listening to event themed songs which can be done at Hotel 71.   In 1947, Bangladesh , after the partition of India, was known as East Bengal when the Bengal province was divided up according to the religion predominant among the inhabitants. Pakistan ruled over the east portion of Bangladesh (being renamed East Pakistan) in 1956. In 1948, the Government of the Dominion of Pakistan ordained for Urdu to be the only mother language. This sparked protests among the Bengali-speaking citizens, which made up the majority of East Bengal. Later, Bengalis was stipulated to be an official language of the Dominion of Pakistan