Sabrin Zawad Ritu

Crowne Plaza Dhaka Airport, in partnership with Bhumi Gallery, unveiled a curated collection of watercolour paintings that celebrate the country’s natural landscapes and artistic heritage. The gathering at Connexions was attended by guests from the diplomatic community and business leaders, along with art enthusiasts and members of the local creative community, creating a space where conversation moved easily between culture, travel, and community.

The Buriganga holds unimaginable history, many stories, and so much more. It was never calm from the very beginning.

Embrace the bold transformation of the septum ring as a modern fashion statement. Originally a traditional South Asian nolok, this versatile accessory empowers urban youth with independence, breaking gender norms across creative and corporate spaces.

Explore folk art evolution with visual artist Shakil Mridha at Safiuddin Shilpalay. Integrating geometric abstraction with traditional Dhaka rickshaw painting, his printmaking fights a modern famine of taste to preserve authentic Bangladeshi cultural identity.

Every festival in Dhaka feels vibrant and full of life. The city embraces every celebration with warmth and enthusiasm. But Eid is different. It is a festival that calls people to be with their families, friends, and loved ones.

Have you ever realised that we are slowly forgetting the essence of Dhaka, especially those regular things we once used to start our day with?

Embrace the radiant heat of Bangladeshi summer as Dhaka streets transform with fiery Krishnachura blooms. From sweet mangoes to refreshing nor’wester storms, this vibrant season fosters deep cultural connections through shared traditions and natural abundance.

Transform dating by visiting art galleries for meaningful connections. Explore shared perspectives through paintings and sculptures to spark authentic dialogue. This tranquil environment fosters compatibility, allowing partners to bond over aesthetic experiences beyond repetitive swipes.