Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Welcome 2 beautiful Bangladesh



Welcome 2 Beautiful Bangladesh :

BANGLADESH, the real address to enjoy all natural creation of almighty. I am really so happy to be here in bangladesh. Bangladesh, the smallest country of south asia. Its area is 1,47,570,55 square Kilometre. Most of the people in Bangladesh live by cultivation. It has a huge population of 160 million. The rate of literacy is 56.50% as in 2011.almost 90% of the total population are Muslim. Hinduism is the 2nd
largest religion. There are also the Christian and the Buddhist in Bangladesh. The density of population is the highest in the world.
Dhaka,the capital of the country. Approximately 10 million people live in the capital. The other major cities are Chittagong, Khulna, Rajshahi, Sylhet and Barisal. The main  port of the country is in Chittagong. Khulna is another  port city. Though there are quite a few industries in the country, the country is not that much rich industrially The garment industry is the biggest industry which which brings about % of the total export earning.
We have a parliamentary system of Government Prime minister is the head of the Government who is elected after every five years. Rice is the main staple of the people. We have a poor economy. The per capital income in Bangadesh is about $1600. The currency of the country is Taka . Rate of female literacy is low. Women are dominated by the male.

Bangladesh is a land of  Magnificent beauty, the heritage of a natural splendor and a historical legacy that dates  back to the 7th century. Unspoiled and often unexplored, the country  offers the most exciting experiences  to visitors, ranging from a closeness with nature at its pristine best to a culture trip into civilizations old and new. Its lavish  natural beauty and green  opulence is its major pride. The  splendors of the seas, beaches, rivers, hills, forests and wildlife entice even the  most traveled of tourists. In addition, a resplendent charm is offered by  the varied historical, archaeological and cultural sites that stand as sentinels of a majestic past. Moreover, the uniqueness  of pre-sent-day Bangladesh with its friendly hospitable people, its tantalizing cuisine, its quaint local customs, its wide array of delicately  hand-crafted ware, its artistic and cultural happenings  are an added bonus, and the most note-worthy feature that underpins this extensive range of alluring attractions is the  incredibly low cost of  being a tourist here.