Hotel Millennium Khulna
B # 4 Majid Sarony Khulna, Bangladesh
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Whip around Kolkata
... they are apparently the
only vehicle that can get through the flooded waterlogged streets in the monsoon season.
The Indian museum is an old fashioned museum in a palace surrounding a central lawn. The animal section especially interesting and Maya fascinated to see jars of pickled creatures including baby goat with 2 heads , a deformed kitten with 6 legs and a couple of human fetuses.
Walked to the Victoria Memorial , a huge marble ...
Cruise from Chittagong to the Sundarbans
... forests, and presents an excellent example of ongoing ecological processes. The area is known for its wide range of fauna, including 260 bird species, the Bengal tiger and other threatened species such as the estuarine crocodile and the Indian python.
Cruise to Khulna, part of the Sunderbans and WHU
In the afternoon visit of Bagerbat (WHU). ...
Last stop in Bangladesh
... wollte ich noch an einen weiteren ort am golf von bengalen - Kuakata - aber als ich nach 17h erst in Barisal war hab ich beschlossen aus dem bus zu steigen. am naechsten morgen um 7 gings dann mit der beruehmten "rocket" weiter - ein langsamer raddampfer. ich fuhr 3rd class - ich fuehlte mich durch die starrenden leute wie der letzte meiner art. die fahrt selbst war sehr beschaulich - langsam in den beginnenden tag hinein. eine weitere busfahrt nach einem ort namens ...
Does this girl ever work?
... wanting to go there at some point, and its just not too easy travelling alone as a woman here (even when you have short hair and combat boots).
So on Feb 6th we took a $4 overnight train from Dhaka to Khulna, where we arrived early morning. We spent the day here with a colleague of mine and his parents at their home (he happened to be home visiting for a few days). We were treated so kindly here, given massive hot meals, our own bedrooms to rest, and lots of great stories ...
The forest of the night
... Jimi from Pabna in North Bangla who invited me to his home and was keen to show me the views from the open door of the train, Tajul who lived near Khulna and wanted to be my (free) guide, and the lovely teacher sitting next to me (my "I'm a student" lie backfired here). I had some interesting conversations andeveryone was keen to see photos of Aimee, Mum and Dad (Jimi wanted to keep one of Aimee and pretended to be happy with the passport photo of me ...
