Apr 14, 2022
Hello!
This episode is all about my impressions of Bangladesh, when I took a visit there in spring 2019. Though I wasn't there for that long, I found it a very interesting and remarkable country to visit as a tourist. It had always been a country 'on' my 'this might be interesting to see' list, and since few travel bloggers go there, it just made it more appealing, since I wouldn't be going in with any peer-related expectations. That said, I'd never really actively looked into going, it was just always an 'I ought to at some point'. Until the opportunity arose, quite by accident, and so I took it.
Topics discussed include:
* Why I've been offline the last couple of weeks
* How I ended up visiting Bangladesh
* Brief overview of ancient history
* The War of Independence
* Dhaka is a crowded and noisy place
* Air
quality
* "Can I have a selfie"
* People just want to talk to me
* Illicit moonshine and the lack of alcohol
* "A nice cup of tea and a sit down"
* Curry and lassi
* The quieter and more scenic places in the country (eg
Ratargul)
* Changing money in a mosque
A contribution for this episode was supplied by Ian M Packham.
A PDF transcript of this episode is available.
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