Dhakeshwari Temple
The vibrant Dhakeshwari Temple, meaning “Goddess of Dhaka,” stands as Bangladesh’s national temple. Located in Old Dhaka, it dates back to the 12th century and symbolizes the city’s rich Hindu heritage. With its colorful architecture, ornate structures, and peaceful atmosphere, Dhakeshwari Temple offers an authentic spiritual experience.
Armenian Church
Just steps away in Old Dhaka lies the charming Armenian Church, established in 1781 by the city’s Armenian community. This church is a remarkable example of colonial-era architecture and serves as a quiet reminder of Dhaka’s diverse historical past. Visitors can explore its serene interior, historical tombstones, and beautifully preserved architecture.
Travel Tips:
- Best Time to Visit: Morning hours are ideal for both sites.
- Visitor Etiquette: Modest attire and respectful behavior are appreciated.
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