My First Impressions of DHAKA, BANGLADESH

Flying from Bangkok, Thailand to Dhaka, Bangladesh for the first time.
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[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I forgot to list the music I was listening to on the airplane. Both albums were by Marconi Union. You can pick any of their albums randomly, they're all good. As it turned out they didn't ask for either a Covid test or proof of vaccination at customs. But they did require proof of accommodation and an onward flight. They want those printed out, otherwise you have to send them in an email. The evisa was $51. The whole customs process took about 45 minutes or so, not too bad. I'm still not sure if the taxi ride was a ripoff, but considering that it was a 90 minute ride that isn't so bad. Likely that the real local price is less.

[@inspyr9]

You definitely paid a lot more than usual for the taxi Gabriel. An Uber usually charges 500tk to the airport, rush hour maybe 800-900tk. I can't believe you went to Bangladesh; it could be the worst country you will visit. I know because I was born there. Some pointers: Gulshan is the nicest place in Dhaka, try some fuchka from one of the street vendors in Baily rd, other cities are a little less congested like Rajshahi and Chittagong. If you are into archeology and stuff, you can check out Sonargaon Panam city, Paharpur and moinamoti. If you like nature, go to the places like Bandarban, Rangamati, Shitakundu etc. In Dhaka, you can check out the Parliament building, military museum etc.

[@AzamTravels]

When you go back to the airport, try doing uber. If not, take a CNG(tuk tuk) should be 600-1000tk easily.

[@Mongoose-ct6us]

It looks like New York City

[@CharlieChaplinVideos]

Theory of loss aversion. Losses hurt twice as more as Gains give you the pleasure. Difficult to get over the 17$ ride 😂

[@godsbloodyhammer7090]

Atlast, Gab!! ..after visiting lndia & been bypassing Bangladesh for probably 100 times if not thousand .. thought it'd never happen & you just didn't care or had some personal issue with this place. . I've been in this hellhole for last 11 years after spending 2/3 of my life in Sothern California.. hope BD meets your expectations. GOOD LUCK.

[@roygoad2870]

I know many Bangladeshi people living in London, you will find the people super friendly and the culture interesting I’am sure!

[@sadmanahmed4601]

Thanks Love from Bangladesh.

[@blardymunggas6884]

I really like Bangladeshi people. All friendly and no dramas.

[@khansifat8363]

There are around 500k living in UK

[@jr_8292]

I voted for Bangladesh on your subscriber poll for your next travel destination recently... even though I saw most people voted for Australia (which I love, by the way, don't get me wrong), I'm so glad you chose Bangladesh so we can see your cultural discoveries and adventures there!

[@jzkramer]

Geographically Australia is interesting with a lot of empty natural landscapes, but culturally it's like any other English speaking country, which means fairly team and white.

[@ariffnordin4481]

Bangladesh looks similar like Sri Lanka that I have been to. I hope I can travel to Bangladesh in the near future for my travel vlog 🙏

[@keyestanvir]

@@ariffnordin4481 What are the similar things?

[@keyestanvir]

You are from?

[@FSVR54]

So what if its "white"?

[@charlesrobert6211]

Amazing. Bangladesh has 170 million people living in an area the size of the state of Louisiana which has less than 5 million. That makes Bangladesh the most densely populated country in the world. Their friendly, enterprising and many speak English. It's sad that the storms cause so much damage but the people are resilient and have a history of overcoming many tragedies.

[@Jack-anonymous-1]

Thank You

[@whereisgabri3641]

One of the places I wanna visit at most. The cultural shock compared to Europe…what a fascinating place!

[@AzamTravels]

Was waiting for the last 7 yrs for you to travel to this country! You finally did it. Both of us jumped in excitement and yelled, "Gabriel in Bangladesh!" Try to stay in Old town if you can. You will enjoy it lot more. Lot of things to see. Take care and stay safe.

[@johndunn4182]

Looks like a dump to me.

[@Ayan-bp4dq]

@@johndunn4182that’s too bad. Read a book, that might help.

[@goldeneras]

I was born and raised in Chittagong. I used to travel to Dhaka and Khulna during my summer break when I was in school. I left my home after graduating high school (GCE A level) and have only been back home twice in the last 12 years. It's been 8 years since my last trip. Things have changed a lot since the 90s and even the early 2000s. I really miss my childhood there and still have many family members, relatives, neighbors, and many friends who I grew up playing cricket and soccer. Makes me nostalgic.

[@babagandu]

Come home sadeek

[@mikeibra9301]

same, it has been 19 years for me. Mastermind 2003 A level batch

[@deepakbhana8937]

Gabe, when you mentioned that you would be travelling to a new country (from Thailand) I was somewhat surprised that you chose Bangladesh. It was totally unexpected. My family doctor is from Bangladesh & graduated from a medical school from that country.He is highly qualified and I consider myself fortunate to be a patient of his medical practice. In Indian restruants in Toronto you find many workers who are originally from Bangladesh. I find some of the most hospitable people are from the country you are now travelling. Take care & have a safe travels.

[@hassymiia6267]

‘Indian restaurants’ in UK, “curry houses” are 95% owned by Bangladeshis.

[@MdArib-yj4xk]

The reason why Bangladesh is a small country and unknown to many people. India is a Big country and they are well known only for their big area. The restaurants in Canada or others mostly owned by Bangladeshi s. But why people indicates them as indian restaurant,i don't know

[@hassymiia6267]

@@MdArib-yj4xk because most of the food originated from india and before the olden gen didn’t care to name it anything else and called it what it is now. The customers predominately are white, in UK, and they knew it as Indian food since before, hence why people didn’t change it. It should be called Desi Cousine. Really

[@MdArib-yj4xk]

@@hassymiia6267 originated from India? Lol man Lol

[@hassymiia6267]

@@MdArib-yj4xk Chicken Madras? Vindaloo? Tadka daal Before India was united. The dishes are found throughout subcontinent. But somehow the indian food it all got became part of. Hence why the customers think of it as Indian. Mind you. Theres Peshawari nan on the menu in UK curry houses, that’s not indian is it and also this form of curry making is a fusion type. Its not same as in restaurants in India or Bangladesh. So more reasons to name the industry something like South Asian Food.

[@that_one_traveler]

I'm so happy to hear that the visa was 51 dollars. I, too, was under the impression that it was 160 dollars. Well, looks like I'm going to Bangladesh very soon! Awesome video, Gabriel. Learned a lot. Thanks!

[@BagsPackedFamily]

Bangladesh 🇧🇩 is definitely on our family travel bucket list! $51 is way more reasonable for a Visa.

[@mrkiba1781]

welcome,do a visit in Bangladesh

[@keyestanvir]

Don't forget It depends on your passport.

[@Musfiq77]

one of my favorite travel vloggers here in Bangladesh, welcome sir ...

[@erikoutthere6779]

Enjoying these transition videos! The feeling of landing in a New country not knowing what lies ahead, just taking in the sights from the cabride to the first hotel. Looking forward to this series!!

[@BDTechWorld]

Welcome Gabriel to my loving motherland Bangladesh. Surely you will be going to experience a different level of life here in Bangladesh. Good luck and all the best mate.

[@ec249]

Wao!! Awesome I’m so excited you went , I picked Bangladesh on your KZbin survey!!! I’m very curious about the country looking forward to this adventure! Safe travels; I hope you have an amazing time there!!🙏🏼🇧🇩

[@michaelahass2695]

Hello Gabriel, this is a real transition, from these wonderful Thai Islands to Bangladesh ! You're a real explorer with a positive , broad strong mindset. Looking forward to discover Bangladesh through your eyes. Always my best wishes to you, from Paris 👋

[@serc1237]

Indeed

[@Tmac2204]

I am so glad you made it to Bangladesh. While it may be very intense, the people are friendly and the food is delicious. Hope you have a wonderful time there.

[@dano94]

Gabriel I love these videos! I really like the ones you share with the airport experience and being on the airplane. Keep them up!

[@jackstravels5488]

I spent 3 weeks in Bangladesh, would definitely recommend going up north to Sreegmangal and Lawachara National Park which are both near each other and then onto Sylhet from there :)

[@hassymiia6267]

Sylhet is nice. Coxs Bazar is nice too. Chittagong hilltracts is wonderful too, but there’s limitations for foreigners. It’s still developing and has much potential to be better, it needs more infrastructure around the mountains.

[@keyestanvir]

Ah, another traveler.

[@shamimrazib7991]

Hi, welcome to Bangladesh. It is intense, super crowded, highly hospitality nation and hope you will enjoy it on your own. Good days

[@pillarwatch]

I don't see the appeal of a smoggy city like this, but glad i can sit here and watch from the comfort of home. I know it's a stepping stone just had to throw my two cent comment in.

[@truthteller4442]

It genuinely looks like hell on earth to me.

[@minder3334]

The air is thick enough the chew.

[@gamezzersltd8495]

If you want to see the beauty of Bangladesh you have to go outside Dhaka to Cox's Bazar, Rangamati, Bandarban, Sajek, Saint Martin etc

[@AmericanEnglishBrent]

Bangladesh 🇧🇩 Definitely on my list of places I want to travel to. The people seem so kind.

[@freedomfighter369]

Welcome and I recommend to ask the price of anything before buying or riding anything in Bangladesh, you know just cuz to prevent the confusion later

[@sadmanahmed4601]

Welcome

[@mrkiba1781]

@@freedomfighter369 ajaira agai pachal na parai better

[@freedomfighter369]

@@mrkiba1781 konta better konta better na sheta bolar jonno apnake rakhsi naki, eto balpaknami koren ken

[@mrkiba1781]

@@freedomfighter369 tor dorkar ase?? tor bap ma chor dakhe shobai ki todr moto manush thokay , desher vab murti noshto kortasos

[@iammaxhammer]

Been a subscriber since 2015! Love your work!

[@georgepetrin1334]

Taking Dhaka off my bucket list; I'm satisfied with going there altruistically with you.

[@Matij1004]

Having you back in that part of the world is a Dream (and the music that you use when there!!) - I am so happy and curious to see Bangladesh and to hear you're planning to go back to India 😍❤️✌️

[@sadmanahmed4601]

Love from Bangladesh. Which country you from?

[@deadairconversion]

Killer music as always. Safe travels bro. Stoked for this new adventure

[@GlobetrotterGary]

Different type of destination for you! Nice video ...

[@mazharislam5944]

Welcome to Bangladesh... Here u found the meaning of the word "Different "... In people,festival, language, mentality, hospitality and in many more things...

[@dennisspackman7147]

Congrats Gabe you have finally been to a country I have not visited yet. Perhaps next year when I return to India to travel round the Northeast of the country I may visit Bangladesh on the same trip. Thanx for the post, appreciate the information you shared

[@GrandmasterUV]

Yay New Vid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love you bro!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667]

Woke up and watched this first thing in the morning with morning coffee. Jason Billam, Nick, Mark Wiens, Romanian couple, Australian family, Scottish lady.. and now Gabriel continues the tradition to honor us with his channel to do justice to this beautiful country. Just wait dude... this will blow the hell up in a month or so by sheer virtue of Bangladeshi audience. lol

[@farmerboy8659]

The music match your journey going across town . I can't wait to see the rest of your journey . Stay safe and Happy Trails .

[@xtro153]

I really liked that you put some nice music in some places instead of recording the ear blasting and deafening noise of our Dhaka city. Thank you so much.

[@MMArigo]

You’re grinding out the content. Respect

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool and thanks.

[@AroundElvesWatchUrselves96]

This isn't the mma Guru's channel 🤔

[@MMArigo]

@@AroundElvesWatchUrselves96 lol i’m a big travel vlog enjoyer as well

[@AlishaH-fo8qv]

Thank you for sharing your travels with us!

[@joybaroi736]

You are one of my favorite KZbinrs. I always wanted you to visit my country. Finally I can see your videos on Bangladesh. I hope your safe and enjoyable trip here. 💙

[@sakeebkamal3472]

Awesome brother! Big fan of your channel! Finally you are in Bangladesh! Was waiting for this tour! ❤🎉

[@mikerepairsstuff]

Nice first glimpse ever of Bangladesh ❤ thanks Gabriel.

[@sdblge]

Thanks for making this video, although you were tired and barely hanging there. It's always a bit of a hassle after landing trying to figure out how to get to your hotel. Super exhausting if you're new to the country. I'm glad you chose Bangladesh. Keep up the good work.

[@Swampzoid]

This will be a very exciting and interesting series. I love when you visit the grittier parts of the world.

[@rserna271]

Hi Gabriel great video!!!! Bangladesh is just as intense as India wow

[@ThorbjornTaule]

was not expecting to see bangladesh. ive never given the country much of a thought. im exited to see what it offer.

[@sadmanahmed4601]

Hello nice to meet you love from Bangladesh.

[@no_soy_rubio]

Awesome Gabe, a truly adventurous destination! Look forward to seeing more videos from Bangladesh when you're not as tired haha

[@goostrey4210]

Come to think of it, I took the same flight as you (in the other direction) on Thai Airlines from Dhaka to Bangkok and had one of the most memorable and scary experiences in my life. We hit the most extreme and sudden turbulence I've ever known just as they were serving drinks. The drinks went flying and hit the ceiling and the crew and no doubt many passengers. The crew disappeared for a second and came back wearing new jackets, cleaned up the mess and resumed the service as if nothing had happened. It was a model of professionalism!

[@jzkramer]

Thais seem like efficient, unflappable people.

[@DisabilityExams]

Quiet and peaceful

[@mistertigre.4611]

Yeah very relaxing LoL

[@donstravelsandrants.]

Another great video Gabriel. Fascinating to watch.👍😊🇧🇩

[@LokmanAnsary]

Now time to visit Bangladesh. last three month 17k foreigner come in Bangladesh. This is very nice. and your welcome bro

[@peyo31]

Love these videos, Gabriel! Cheers

[@elizabethcraig5825]

I saw from another traveler that it is imperative that the tourist be treated with utmost respect. Therefore if you bother them with scams can bring punishment. The people only offer kindness.❤

[@keyestanvir]

No, we are not.

[@elizabethcraig5825]

How so? The traveler said he was treated very well by all. People seemed only kind and supportive to him. You disagree?

[@rayhanshakib1841]

Take lots of love and greetings from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️ thanks for visiting my beautiful country 🌈🌿✨ be happy, be safe 🤟🏻

[@Shalamar-TV]

Great Video // @ 22:10 ....Would have been nice to Enjoy that Curry with a Cold Beer !!!

[@mr.sts.p]

Not many travlers has gone to Bangladesh vlogging you are The first one i follow i hope you have Great time there Gabriel! 🤝 🇸🇪

[@jennyoshea1958]

My nerves are on edge. Goodness me, from the tranquility of Thailand to the mayhem of Bangladesh. I salute you for your courage. Look forward to seeing all the wonder from the comfort of my home, Gabriel 🎺🙏🙂🙃

[@hassymiia6267]

Lol.. there’s tranquility in Bangladesh too. Need to go outside city especially Dhaka. The villages are lush green. Sylhet in the North East of Bangladesh is serene, has many things to see. Chittagong hilltracts is similar to east asian regions. Coxs Bazar, Bangladesh worlds longest beach 120km..

[@jennyoshea1958]

@@hassymiia6267 ☺️🙏💫

[@goostrey4210]

I was in Bangladesh back in 1990 or so, so it must have changed a lot since then. The highlights for me were Sylhet in the north and we went to the island of Sandwip which was a heck of an experience getting there (wading through lots of mud as the Bay of Bengal has one of the largest tidal ranges in the world, and my friend almost stepped on a sea snake!) and a heck of an experience getting off (for similar reasons). I also took the so-called "rocket ferry" (paddle steamer) from Khulna (as I recall) and the captain let us stay in his cabin, which got him in trouble as that was illegal and some other government official wanted to report him. As I recall, Dhaka was not a great place. Good luck! This will be pretty intense.

[@lamesharoberts3975]

I’m a new follower and very much enjoying your travels. After recently watching your trekking in the Kathmandu area, I was so worried when hearing of the plane crash. I feared that you or friends of yours were impacted. Glad to know you are safe.

[@stevenponte6655]

While I am Aussie and would have been nice to see you down under, your Asia videos are still my favourites. So very happy that you are in Bangladesh and then heading on the Kolkota. Maybe this time you can head to Darjeeling/Sikkim and finally see the snow covered peaks that you missed out last trip! ;)

[@EvaOwen]

Perhaps he will go Down Under after Bangladesh at some point?

[@JesseStLouis]

Awesome! Been wanting to get there for a long time

[@rasheedaa5453]

Thank you for sharing your experience of Bangladesh! Love it

[@spitfirered]

Wow, Yes This City Is intense Indeed, Good Luck And Can't Wait To See More Gabriel!

[@cypruscats8450]

Yay! I voted for Bangladesh because it was the only place on the list I hadn't been to. However I have heard good and bad about Dhaka. Let's see how it goes!

[@sadmanahmed4601]

Love from Bangladesh. I am happy you voted for Bangladesh. You are most welcome in our country.By the way which country you are from?

[@andrewmcmahon958]

Bangladesh! Nice! Been patiently waiting for a new video the past few days and did not expect to see Bangladesh lol! Hope you're enjoying the traffic 😉

[@peyo31]

Dhaka looks rough and polluted but somehow less messy than most Indian cities

[@markclayton626]

Great vid Gabriel Thailand to Bangladesh, I was with you every step of the was, the vid was intense, not sure about Bangladesh yet, but I’m sure only the next 7 days whilst you are there will tell, ❤️ Bangladesh 👍

[@itsjustkevin6652]

What a change in scenery ! I would be overwhelmed to say the least. It takes me days to plan a trip to the beach... About 7 hr drive from my location

[@jewelbarua5309]

Welcome to Bangladesh, Gabriel. I hope you will have a great time here.

[@MdArib-yj4xk]

Welcome to my country 🇧🇩you will know the new definition of hospitality which you won't be able to find anywhere. Take love 💗

[@curtisgregory517]

Gabriel, you used the word 'intense' to describe Dacca. My first time there was in the late 1950s. "intense" would not begin to describe East Pakistan at that time. I was there many times for many years supporting the Tibetans fighting the Chinese for their independence.

[@abdulawal9071]

What a surprise! welcome to our country.

[@sjonkelrolfsen]

Very interesting choice of destination. So much looking forward to the next episode 😀

[@jim.pearsall]

2019 I went from Bangkok to Colombo then Dhaka. Dhaka was such a contrast to Thailand and Sri Lanka. Stayed in the FARS Hotel around the corner from your hotel. Decided just to chill at the hotel for a day rather than wander around.

[@marklucas8795]

Enjoyed the Thai Islands videos, Looking forward to Bangladesh now.

[@waynemitchelson7835]

Wow, what a contrast to those Thai beaches, great video Gabe

[@hristolozev5273]

Good choice!!!!!! Food, people, culture!! Worth the whole experience definitely!!!🙂

[@keyestanvir]

I did not know people like this place.

[@nilaymallikk]

Welcome to our country.. Here are a few must-visit places in Bangladesh: Sundarbans: The largest mangrove forest in the world, home to the Bengal tiger and various other wildlife. Cox's Bazar: The longest natural sea beach in the world, known for its sandy beaches and beautiful sunsets. Rangamati: A hill district in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, known for its natural beauty, indigenous communities and cultural heritage. Dhaka: The capital city of Bangladesh, known for its rich history and culture, and landmarks such as the Lalbagh Fort and the Dhakeshwari Temple. Saint Martin's Island: A small coral island located in the Bay of Bengal, known for its beautiful beaches and coral reefs. Sundarban mangrove forest: UNESCO world heritage site, home to the Bengal tiger and various other wildlife, and unique ecosystem. Rangamati: Known for its natural beauty, indigenous communities and cultural heritage, hill district in the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Srimangal: Known for its tea gardens, and also called the tea capital of Bangladesh. Kuakata: Known for its panoramic sea views, sandy beaches and coconut groves, a famous sea resort town. Paharpur: An archaeological site of an ancient Buddhist monastery, UNESCO World Heritage Site.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Great tips, thanks.

[@marshman1787]

very well made and balanced travel video, real travelling 👌

[@ricklanders]

Wow, very intense FOR SURE! You are quite the intrepid traveler, Gabriel. Can't wait to see more of this super interesting place!

[@JohnandCaraRetiredTravellers]

Gabriel as expected you are flying by the seat of your pants! No hotel booked no problem it will all workout! Great video~Cara 😊

[@happytimeswithdave8670]

Gabe love the music selections choose for this video. Sending a hug from the Caribbean. Always your brother D.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool man, I hope you're well. ✌

[@wadawads]

A wealth of information!

[@darkprince3474]

Gabriel welcome to my country man.

[@ahmedirfansamad]

Finally you come to Bangladesh! Welcome!

[@baviation1872]

Gabriel looked so relaxed in the back of the taxi lol I would be so anxious being in a new place like that

[@gazriley624]

Looking forward to this series

[@juliegoodwin6850]

Love this new series! Can't wait for your trip to Kolkata, be sure and visit Rabindranath Tagore's home, extremely interesting

[@TheKingOfBeans]

This is going to be a fascinating trip!

[@travels129]

Gee from beautiful Thailand Islands to WAT!!! Bangladesh really. Not me give that place a miss ur incredible definitely the best travelling person out there plus you must be fit n healthy with all this travelling gd luk THE BEST SHOW ON THE TUBE

[@hirok_Habib]

Gabbi, I have been watching you for a long time…finally u r in my country. 🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@da2292]

Hey Gabe, Thank you for all the information. It's very useful. Amazing videos as always.

[@53Alisha]

I always love your Indian videos so looking forward to that, but enjoy Bangladesh in the next week or so.

[@Thesimonwales]

Great video and I loved the soundtrack. Perfect!

[@abidmukit5539]

Thank you for coming Bangladesh brother love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@italogiardina8183]

Economic differences between Southeast and North Asia is apparent.

[@vladimirczajkowski1091]

Gabriel thank you for making these videos and visiting these places. I have been to Delhi last year and this reminds me a lot of it, busy, dirty, polluted and unfriendly people so it's great to watch it from a far. Be safe and looking forward to the next videos

[@saurabhjoshi9411]

Unfriendly people? Perhaps either it was your bad luck or maybe you were in super touristy place and got harassed by local cab drivers or vendors, anyhow sorry for your experience

[@sheikhramimislamdip]

welcome 💐

[@RahulRathod-rl3ph]

Hay Gabriel ... you're my favourite vlogger

[@Littlelove19]

Welcome dear in sonar Bangladesh

[@effie-Toronto]

Gabe do you ever get ill eating at all these different countries...great video

[@polasheik8473]

welcome to Bangladesh

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks, great to be here.

[@Gemelli2906]

Exciting!

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, the real transition of going into a big city after being on those quiet islands like most cities you must be aware of the surroundings scammers, pickpockets, and hustlers it looks like you only going to be there for a few days piece of cake.