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	This is downtown Dhaka, Bangladesh. Really busy and hectic. If you're ever feeling too relaxed, come here. It seems that mostly men go out in public. I saw very few women.	This fellow found a place to sell coconuts. Rickshaws are everywhere.
	Bangladeshies are definitely not camera shy. Sometimes people jumped in my shot before I could notice. To get a clear shot without any people, aim your camera at one place, and then at the last second, point it to what you want to take a photo of.	Sadarghat in Dhaka
	I hired this man to take me around the port. I kind of felt bad after how hard he worked.	I took a trip to the Sundarbans in Southern Bangladesh. Didn't see a tiger - just a lot of scrubby islands and brown canals. I wish I had seen more, but since it was raining with a chance of lightening, boats were prohibited from navigating the canals.
	Here is a quiet road in the town where I rented a boat to tour the Sundarbans.	The town where I accessed the Sundarbans was very green and quiet.
	North of Dhaka, here is a view of the fields from my train window.	Typical in this flat, low-lying country, the fields were filled with water.
	Here is Parharpur, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also known as Somapura Mahavihara. All rights are reserved for these photos.	This was a very lonley and fascinating place. In the midst of an Islamic land, it is an ancient Budhist monastery.
		The monastery is presently being restored.
	These are engravings on the walls.
	This Vihara is in the very secluded Nagaon District of Bangladesh.	A decorated truck.
	Graffiti	The small village of Paharpur.

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