Goa to Dhaka Flights

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Dhaka is the capital and largest city of Bangladesh and the largest city in South Asia. Dhaka emerged as the most populous city during the Mughal Empire. It is a commercial and cultural centre, with a long history as the capital of Bengali. Also known as the Rickshaw Capital of the World, with more than 500,000 rickshaws operating on its streets. Although described as a concrete forest, Dhaka has well-respected green spaces, including many gardens and parks. Today, Dhaka is the second most populous capital in South Asia after Delhi and an important financial centre alongside Mumbai and Karachi. Today's Dhaka is a thriving, colourful, dense city. Roads and rivers are full of colourful charm.

Here are the best-known places in Dhaka

• Dhakeshwari Temple: The temple is a centre for Hinduism in Dhaka, dating back to more than 1200 yr.
• Lalbagh Fort: The fort belongs to the 17th century and is home to the tomb of Pari Bibi, daughter of Prince Mohommaf Azam, the governor of Dhaka Shaista Khan.
• Armenian Church: This church is believed to be the heart of an almost extinct Armenian community that settled in Dhaka during the 17th century.
• Star Mosque: Star Mosque derives its name from the beautiful mosaic stars that adorn the walls of the mosque. It belongs to the late 18th century, built in a Mughal style. However, the design of the mosque has been altered to a modern style.
• Ahsan Manzil: Built-in 1872 on a site of an old French factory, Ahsan Manzil is a key tourist attraction in Dhaka. Having survived tornadoes, it has been successively reconstructed as a larger version.
• Sadarghat River Port: It is one of the largest river ports in the whole world witnessing the movements of more than 30,000 passengers in a day. It is a must-visit attraction in Dhaka because of being the hub of the southern part of the country.
• Khan Mohammad Mridha’s Mosque: Built in 1706 on a raised platform, the mosque reflects a unique Mughal architecture. There are three domes, and pointed minarets on each corner of the mosque.
• Parliament Building: This is the finest example of Armenian architecture. It was built in 1964, but the construction was halted because of the Bangladesh War of Independence.
• Kawran Bazar: It is the largest wholesale market in Dhaka City. There are a bundle of activities for the explorers.
• Bait Ur Rouf Mosque: The mosque is the winner of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2014-2016. It is an example of modern architecture nestled away in a dense neighbourhood.

Airport in Dhaka

Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport is the main airport of Bangladesh Airlines.

• Airport address- Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Airport-Dakshinkhan Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• IATA code- DAC

Goa is the destination for every generation; the state does not leave anyone disappointed here. From sun-kissed beaches to swaying palm trees, tall coconut trees, rum, feni, cashews, Goan cuisine, myriads of water sports, Portuguese style church and monuments, temple and flea markets, it is one complete holiday package. South Goa is full of beaches and is less crowded than North Goa. South Goa has a rich natural environment rich in civilization which is a great place for travellers to visit in Goa. Tourists in South Goa can roam the beach, explore less visited places like Dudhsagar waterfalls or visit a wildlife sanctuary safari in the eastern part of Goa. South Goa, along with its popular tourist destinations, is particularly famous for individual luxurious experiences at resorts.

Here are things Goa is best known for:

• Top government bodies: Calangute Beach, Baga Beach, Anjuna Beach, and Grand Island.
• Heritage monuments: Fort Aguada, Chapora Fort, Bom Jesus Basilica, and Love Passion Karma.
• Parks and Gardens: Dudhsagar Waterfalls and Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary.
• Shopping hubs: Tito’s Street, Anjuna Flea Market, and Mall de Goa.
• Religious sites: The Church of Our Lady Of Immaculate Conception, and Dona Paula Church.
• Food: Amparo Bar and Restaurant, Greenyard Restaurant and Bar, Adlem Goi.

Airport in Goa

Dabolim International Airport or Goa International Airport is the only international airport in Goa and operated by the Airports Authority of India. It is located in Dabolim city, just 8 kilometres from the Vasco da Gama City of Goa. Also, it is about 30 kilometres from Panjim, the capital of Goa.

• Airport address- Airport Road, Dabolim, Goa 403801
• Airport code IATA- GOI