The city of Dhaka

The city of Dhaka in the heart of Bangladesh is a land of glorified beauty, hundreds of serpentine rivers, sapphire lakes encircled by lush tropical forests, rustic mountain ranges, and emerald tea gardens.

This is a grand palace and the official residence of the country's president.
The Old High Court Building was originally the residence of a British governor. It artistically blends European and Mughal architecture and design.
Dhaka boasts several majestic and holy churches such as the Armenian Church built during 1781 AD, St Mary's Cathedral at Ramna, and the Church of Bangladesh constructed in 1677 AD.