Two Sides of BANGLADESH | Luxury & Poverty in Dhaka

Another day of exploring the fascinating city of Dhaka, the chaotic capital of Bangladesh. I start in Old Dhaka, visit the Dhakeshwari Hindu temple and Lalbagh Fort, then head for the newer part of the city and check out Dhanmondi Lake and Satmasjid Road.
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Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys!

[@ZihadTarafdar]

A suggestion to the future tourists who are planning to come to Dhaka: Pick Friday or Saturday to roam around Dhaka city. Traffic will be much lighter compared to other working days. Also, the hustle and bustle at Old dhaka starts to get heavy at around 10 to 11Am in the morning. So, If you can start exploring early in the morning, you will be able to cover most number of places in Old Dhaka.

[@Aydenmzgaming]

The exact opposite of America

[@jameshoyle5918]

I have just returned from my third visit to Bangladesh. I love Dhaka and all the chaos that comes with it especially Old Dhaka. The Bangladeshis are the friendliest and most genuine people I have ever met. I am returning for my 4th visit this September. I am from the UK

[@robonic4616]

thanks james for visiting bangladeesh. you should also visit places like sylhet, coxs bazar, sajek, rangamati - they are quite opposite of dhaka but you will love it.

[@jameshoyle5918]

@@robonic4616 Yes I have visited Coxs bazar, Syhlet and at Marteens island. Love them all and I enjoyed travelling by train and coach. Great memories

[@MtStaz71]

So far your Dhaka adventure has been truly amazing, very interesting and the music! After living in Thailand for many years it was nice to see you out on the Andaman, but this is truly another perspective and so unique. Thank you Gabe for your pursuit and delivery. It's eye opening to see the surroundings of everyday life in other places. Without being over judgemental of the different cultures, the respect you bring and honest approach of being in the moment. Always looking forward to your next adventure.

[@MattWhitingsEurope]

Those roads are organised chaos, so much going on and so many different lives interacting. This is the first time I've seen a video filmed in Dhaka so I'm looking forward to catching up with the rest of your Bangladesh series. Keep up the good work!

[@emilymary1436]

This is such an intense city. Wow. This is just fascinating to experience along with you! I can’t wait to see more.

[@bsr6823]

This has to be one of the most epic series I’ve seen. Such a trip to watch this keep up the great work man!

[@Johnny-Michael]

The car horns would really get to me, but it is cool to see a country like Bangladesh that most travelers would not dare go to

[@travels129]

Car horns in the Philippines too but im ok with it normal there

[@Great_WesternTVFan]

Yeah. Thanks to the media.

[@stephenworthington-white8294]

That haunted house restaurant was the single most random thing I have seen in any of your videos!!! That was awesome I kinda hope you go back there! No pressure Happy Travels

[@AndreGerritzen]

To the young guy who wants to study in the USA. In my german home are a lot of students from bangladesh and dhaka, also india and pakistan. Here is a university with full english classes. Maybe look for the HSRW-university in kleve, germany. Remember the universities in germany are free for everyone.

[@damienohare7473]

Great video,not the cleanest of places but lovely to see friendly faces in every culture

[@markclayton626]

Great footage Gabriel, I’m loving your Bangladesh experience, 👨❤️ 🇧🇩

[@jennyoshea1958]

All the red double deckers.... surreal. The hustle and bustle is so enjoyable from the relatively quiet streets of my little part of London...I feel I'm on a rollercoaster, exciting and scary in equal measures. God you are brave, Gabriel. I'm quite agoraphobic so it would be too frightening for me in reality, so I appreciate marvelling at a distance. People seem delightful and friendly. Kudos to you 🙏🎵🎺👍🐓🌴🚒✨🙏🙃🙂

[@emilye126]

Your creative filming abilities and selection of music choices are absolutely the the best

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Sweet.

[@abuisrail9495]

Gabriel: Also try new areas of Dhaka - like Gulshan, Banani, Baridhara, Purbachal. You will find lots of dining choices there and in a cleaner environment. Also Purbachal has a riverfront dotted with eateries.

[@RovexHD]

Cool series. Historical background is always welcome. Whether accurate or not, it gives some context to your videos.

[@crazyawakening]

Amazing. And I can’t express how easy you make this all look. Master of the travel you are.

[@mikewest2428]

Hi gabe Bangladesh is one chaotic place you're one brave guy I just couldn't handle the crowded spaces doing a great job.

[@farfromhome80]

Most visited place in Bangladesh: 1. Jaflong, Sylhet district 2. Sada pathor, Sylhet 3. Ratargul, Sylhet 4. Tea garden, madhov kundo waterfall, Moulvibazar district 5. Sajek, hanging bridge, Rangamati district 6. Debota ghum, Bandarban 7. Sitakundo, Chittagong 8. (longest beach 120km in the world), Cox's bazar 9. Saint martin island, Cox's bazar 10. Kuakata beach, Patua khali 11. Floating market, Barishal 12. Sundarban forest( Royal bengal tiger), Bagerhat 13. Mohastan gor(Historical place), Eating famous yogurt, Copter experMost visited place in Bangladesh: 1. Jaflong, Sylhet district 2. Sada pathor, Sylhet 3. Ratargul, Sylhet 4. Tea garden, madhov kundo waterfall, Moulvibazar district 5. Sajek, hanging bridge, Rangamati district 6. Debota ghum, Bandarban 7. Sitakundo, Chittagong 8. (longest beach 120km in the world), Cox's bazar 9. Saintience,Bogura 14. Paharpur, Naoga @all place are near to another serially. That help u spenting your money & time properly. @

[@Jose-ht2lw]

Man, i dont think i can deal with all the noise from the honking. Damn

[@TheSwede70]

There were a lot of selfie-taking in the fort together with locals when I was there. I loved that it was so easy to interact with people. Sincere curiosity to talk to foreigners shown.

[@shirleebusch1459]

What a contrast between the city hustle and the open stillness of the temple, fort and lake.

[@webabhi]

In 1990 Bangladesh had 70% people in extreme poverty now it has reduced to 4%. Bangladesh is expected to eradicate extreme poverty by 2026. China eradicated extreme poverty in 2020 while India eradicated it in 2022. However there are still poor families in China working in Apparel industry and waste recycling industry living in Inner City Villages making 500 US dollars a month. There are also poor families in India working in waste recycling and Apparel industry living on 300 US Dollars a month. However you can also find poor people in Skid Row, Kensington Avenue Philadelphia and Camden New Jersey.

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, It's always good you travel through the heart of the city, you get a real perspective of what's going on in the city. Like most cities, there are always major construction projects to enhance the city's skyline indicating a change in culture and influences the city goes through a transition breaking away from the older traditional values.

[@stillesorrow]

Great work so far… love the contrast… viewing things from many sides is the best way I fnd..😊

[@KevinChambers]

I appreciate your attention to the history of the places you visit.

[@TheGoGuy]

Crazy, chaotic scenes. Absolutely love it! ❤

[@beachcaster56]

Brilliant Bangladesh series ..........I have also been watching "Vlogging a dead horse " this week in the outskirts of Manilla. Both totally chaotic ....Makes me feel rather lucky to have been born in the UK...many thanks

[@Coffee240]

WOW, great video, history lesson. 👏 your the BEST GABRIEL.

[@ThorbjornTaule]

extreamly interesting to see bangladesh, Id love to see more historical content from the east west bangladesh area. I dont know if there is some kind of museum or memorial of kinds. would be cool to see. Thanks for all the great videos and dedication Gabriel!

[@sadmanahmed4601]

Yes we have museum like Dhaka museum and bangabandhu military museum also . If you want historical things you can visit places like Ahsan Manzil,panam city, Lal Bagh fort etc.

[@ZihadTarafdar]

Here is a list of some museums located in Dhaka, Bangladesh: Bangladesh National Museum Ahsan Manzil Museum Liberation War Museum Bangladesh National Museum of Science and Technology Sufia Kamal National Museum Bangla Academy museum Bangladesh Air Force Museum

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@ZihadTarafdar how did you learn how to write in English

[@lestravel_au]

Wow! I taught Delhi was crazy this city is the next level! Love it.

[@shakibshibly00]

You are still in the old part of Dhaka. You have been to only the old part of Dhaka that's called Dhaka south. You should also visit Dhaka north or the new part of Dhaka like the Gulshan, Banani, Uttara, and Agargaon areas. Dhaka has two city corporations Dhaka South (old Dhaka) and Dhaka North (New Dhaka). You will get so many bars in Dhaka north (Those bars serve alcoholic drinks). Have a good journey. Also, Chittagong is the port city/ food city/business city of Bangladesh. 2nd biggest city in Bangladesh too.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Good to know, I'll probably visit that part of the city as well.

[@LonelyPlanetTraveler]

14:38 She said, " you could help us a bit" ..basically asking for money.... 17:50 he said, Chittagong is the port city...basically its near the sea side so there are different shipments ongoing there....

[@walkindo]

Thanks for sharing video Amazing Dhaka Bangladesh peace from WALK INDO ✌️🇮🇩 INDONESIA

[@marvinsalamero9111]

A blessed good day sir Gabe Wowwww what a nice amazing video of busy City of Dhaka Bangladesh 🇧🇩, and stay safe Godbless from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Marvin 😍🙂🙏🙏👍

[@tennis58able]

Enjoyable to see the old worldliness of Bangladesh. Just thirty minutes of all that honking was having me reach for the volume control. Thanks again for your persistence and adventurous spirit bringing your followers impressive sights. The population of Dhaka is bit below my whole country's population, Australia. You just got to visit us this year.

[@jzkramer]

Visit Australia and what, pay top dollar for a cultural experience devoid of anything but UV exposure? Take him to the Aussie Rules or Rugby League and feed him meat pies until his eyes roll back into his head with boredom? Visit the Great Barrier Reef and see how the runoff from farmers using roundup is killing it? Or maybe a fascinating walk to the RSL club to watch Aussies get pissed and spew everywhere? That would be riveting stuff mate.

[@fuzzywuzzy0549]

@@jzkramer why have you got your knickers in a knot mate?

[@teachmehowtofard2849]

@@jzkramer giant spiders

[@FrugalTravellers]

Another excellent video! Thank you for sharing these amazing places... yet more places added to the always growing travel list! You're a star! ~ Mandy 😁😀

[@moesalam6837]

Watching from virgnia, USA 🇺🇸 love it.

[@davidbazeley2330]

Good to see you on the road again. Went to India again last July to September. Stayed at Om Beach near Gorkana. Wanted to go up the middle on NH44 by local bus but got sick with Covid. Had a great time. Arranging my trip for this July. This video has given me some ideas. I've been to Dhaka before in 1979 but only near the airport. Stay well.

[@Verity888]

Don’t fret Gabe! It’s interesting how psychology works…you’d probably give him a lot more money had he just been normal and left you alone and not aggressive and pestering. When taking the trains in Sri Lanka, beggars would often be seen and they were always very polite, never aggressive and I made sure I shared my blessings with them.

[@shoibbashirazad8377]

Hi Gabriel, thanks for visiting the city I live and love.

[@PepperGuru]

Followed you for a long time! Great to see you still getting around! Peru in February for me!

[@mb1636]

Car honks are just music to local ears. Amazing culture.

[@naruto654_]

Man i was there in 1998 but now this city totally changed and there are many projects underway

[@MirMahmud2003]

It's deeply embarrassing for me as a Bangladeshi where our capital city is not ready or do have the quality (the roads and Infrastructure) of welcoming tourists especially from the west. If anybody wants to explore Bangladesh,then I would say straight go to Chittagong which is the most important city after Dhaka or Sylhet for exploring the rich historical beauty without having much hassle like in Dhaka. Last but not least,going to village wouldn't be a bad idea as there you can explore authentic natural beauty of Bangladesh and the people there are extremely welcoming.

[@Great_WesternTVFan]

Blame the western media. It always sh*ts on us by only looking at the negative sides.

[@mrkiba1781]

do a visit in Gulshan,banani area and go south asia biggest mall jamuna future park

[@martinryder6910]

Have to be honest, Dhaka looks pretty grim

[@tonray9395]

Yeah..what is one gonna do without a CVS and Walgreens on every corner and a strip mall with competing JP Morgan and Bank of America branches ?

[@Alpha-wr7sg]

As a Bangladeshi , I'll agree with you

[@sirpaddlesworthiii5933]

@@tonray9395 butthurt muslim

[@Alfredosolotravels]

You don’t say

[@tuomasrosnell5051]

@@tonray9395 thats so edgy. You must be a hardcore traveller? You know what he ment. This place looks like you could get lethal diseases just from breathing the air. You would have to pay me big money to go there for a day.

[@ppdrum]

The last few videos are outstanding a step up in quality , I started watching your videos about seven years ago, you inspired my to travel to thailand and philippines . Thank you

[@effie-Toronto]

This is such an intense city, so many tuk tuk and the dirt everywhere so sad they do not care about throwing garbage everywhere

[@fjdkfdfjdf33]

I hear you met a local girl and are finally settling down in Bangladesh.

[@drcentipede697]

I am grateful for your videos , primarily you show me countries I wouldn't go to if you paid me. Thank you for doing the vetting.

[@mawonvu]

People seem to be very nice and hospitable, but the chaos and noise seem to be above average, even when compared to some African cities like Lagos or Cairo. But despite this, through your videos I can see people doing their best to hustle and be happy.

[@fasteddyktm]

Thanks for sharing this, facinating to see this part of the world. Great shots, great music.

[@SK-xw4gu]

Hi Gabe: Good to see the nicer parts of Dhaka and also the Hindu temple, Lalbagh monument and the lake. I believe Chattogram is the new name for Chittagong.

[@busaidid2825]

we call that city with both names

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes, I realized that's what he was saying when I was editing.

[@ahmedkamalhasin2070]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos He also said "Port City", not food city. Although Chittagong is famous for certain dishes as well.

[@hassymiia6267]

Bad sides of Old Dhaka. The correct title. Dhaka South is where old Dhaka is. Dhaka South is underdeveloped.

[@durwhat]

On the 13th floor and still those Horns keep blasting.

[@roberthayes8603]

Spookiest concept Chinese/Thai food @ 14:44. What street is that on? Too much. Thx for the views. Civil conversation at the Fort. I'm starting to see why bengali speakers working in NJ return home for the winter. Thanks for taking us along with you today. 🌲😎🌲

[@SimvitTravels]

The Bangladesh videos rock man, keep em comin. Really hope to visit one day.

[@bhyomkeshbakshika5938]

This is the way Asia works not just Bangladesh because the extreme poverty creates class conflicts and it's basically a wheeling-dealing sort of life to get round

[@justtravel1111]

Welcome to 'Dhakershori mondir'😊😊😊😊 It is so good as you visited our temple.

[@kapkapizone]

Streets are unusually very quiet

[@sodoff4451]

You could have visited Rabrinda Sarabor for a experience of dhanmondi lake.

[@Travel.Sazzad]

Hi Gabriel, the guy who wants to study at the Harvard , he was suggesting you the Chattogram ( Chittagong) , the port city ( though it sounds like food city) . That is the 2nd biggest city of Bangladesh and the entrance South East Bangladesh.

[@AunikCTG]

Hey Gabriel!! This is Aunik from Dhaka. Good to have you in this city. It's messy in here, I know. But, if you feel like having a look at a "less messy" side of Dhaka, hit me up. I work at a top fintech company here. Today (Sat), I've got an urgent meeting at office, so I'll be busy. But tomorrow (Sun), I'll be able to spare some hours for you if you like. I live and work in the neighborhood close to the US Embassy and the American Club (and all other embassies are located here in clusters). And oh yeah, we can grab a coffee, if you like at North End right across my office building at Banani. It's Boston based, so you might as well bump into Americans there if you're lucky. And by the way, the hotel you checked in at seems like a rip-off, man. Just being honest. There are wayyyyy better hotels at that price over here, if I'm not wrong. Just felt sad and embarrassed to see how my country was treating you. And stay safe. And if you run into any trouble over here, don't forget to give me a shout out. I have got good connections by dint of my work. So, I can be able to help. Take care and stay safe.

[@Abir340]

that begger with poster just pissed me off and killed the mood. As a bangladeshi, it is our duty to act responsibly.

[@MrKevinwg]

The national anthem of Bangladesh should be just the sound of a car horn blowing.

[@salmanraaj5001]

Seeing my area Near Keari plaza after long time …never ending memories at shaath masjid road starting from Dhanmondhi 1 to 27 Roads…thanks for the footages

[@lfcambotta]

that traffic noise would give me PTSD in within 24h from arrival.

[@thermal84]

You would find bars in the upscale areas. Bangladesh is almost a dry country but govt allows you to consume alcohol from registered bars. Have a nice journey.

[@dye5915]

some drinks company should sponcer you cos everytime you sit with a drink you always capture the experiance of having a refreshing cold one after a long journey or getting out the sun so well and always make me think I wish i was having a drink too 👍🍻

[@supershan546]

The young man in the laal bhag fort, was saying that Chittagong is a port city, if im not mistaken its also the port that has one of the biggest ship graveyards : where ships are broken up after they've reached their end of working life.

[@foysolm4880]

Amazing man 😍love from Bangladesh Enjoy your day 😍😍🥰🇧🇩

[@tommykarate6226]

What happened to the luxury segment, did it get cut ?

[@bappysajon1080]

Also visit south Asia biggest shopping mall. It's Called Jamuna Future Park. This mall location is Ka-244, Pragati Sharani, Kuril, Baridhara,Dhaka, Bangladesh.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Thanks, sounds interesting.

[@Gemelli2906]

All this time I thought Bangladesh was a city in India. I think the Beatles did a concert for Bangladesh.

[@dee74raz]

Yes in 1971 but it was George Harrison who used to be in the Beatles

[@brucebenson5908]

Your Dhaka videos so far, whether in old Dhaka or new Dhaka, suggest that the car horn is absolutely essential for driving.. So if there were a way to use bluetooth connectivity on the cars to disable the horns, traffic would stop and the congestion problem would be solved, voila. You're welcome.

[@rebeccar4312]

Gabriel, after traveling to so many places and having eaten in such a vast variety of countries and cultures, where and what was your favorite meal-one that has you salivating just thinking about it?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Christmas lunch, 2010 in Rishikesh, India at an ashram. Something like fifteen courses including multiple desserts.

[@jameslegendary4946]

Love all the videos of yours Brother!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@KabobHope]

I like the recurring motif of the music you're listening to. I hope for a playlist. Maybe one of your fans could help out. Thanks for sharing Bangladesh.

[@rossriver75yukon27]

First off, shows the guy having a drink with ice cubes in Bangladesh. Not exactly what is recommended if you don’t want to get very sick.

[@Matij1004]

Excellent vids of Bangladesh so far 👏This part of the World just brings the best out of you: such a vibe 💘

[@antiowarr9467]

Excellent so far and an eye opener and a mind changer!!!! Cheers

[@hassymiia6267]

Please visit Coxs Bazar town. Showcase the worlds longest beach 120km long. It has interesting beach bazars, local villages sell coconuts, local way of life, nice hotels and resorts, big hills along the world longest marine drive. From Coxs bazar you can go St Martin Island which is Bangladesh only coral Island with blue water. Lot underdeveloped but has locals way of life, decent enough hotels and resorts. But beautiful hidden gem.

[@draganavulovic9779]

Interesting. Thank so much, Gabriel.

[@TheKingOfBeans]

I’m very curious about that spooky restaurant 💀

[@donstravelsandrants.]

Loving these Bangladesh videos.👍😊🇧🇩

[@trueword7785]

Stay by GulShan , Banani , Uttara , Baridhara less chaotic and less crowded, if u want to roam around dhaka with less traffic visit friday and Saturday your best bet

[@aussiebird]

Enjoying your vlogs, loved Thailand. I have to say I was shocked at how much litter covers the streets, how dusty it looks, broken up roads, crazy busy public transport etc so I wonder whether you saw or spoke to someone who knows how much if any is spent on Dhaka infrastructure? In your opinion is Dhaka a tourist destination or more for the intrepid traveller? Thank you 🙏

[@moonknight8693]

As a Bangladeshi I would say Dhaka isn't a tourist spot.

[@fifthfreedom7]

that music around 23:00 is pretty awesome

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Cool. 👍

[@Newbie191]

Very unique city,Thai KZbinr like to go there

[@SisterSherryDoingStuff]

the fort is an oasis for sure...yes, not super fancy and ornate, but still lovely. I'm curious about the residential neighborhoods and I'm not sure why. When you walked by the lake, which looked like a river, that area looked really interesting.

[@magferatuldarad5622]

Here bangladesh our rivers look like a ocean. And more than 700 river flows across the country,and all of this river, river side are beautiful, i don't know why most of the travellers don't notice this,either they are not acknowledge about it or they have no idea how much beautiful those rivers are

[@magferatuldarad5622]

Another things i like to mention the bangladesh is one of the most greenery country in the world,obviously you never experience this greenery in dhaka

[@spicyroads]

It seems Bangladesh makes beer , Hunter is one brand . Hopefully you get to try one

[@busaidid2825]

I like one thing about this channel that he keeps uploading videos really hard work but all the parts looks same I'd like to see same new areas.

[@d.gazinelli8785]

Yes Gabriel you are from America... the continent that ranges from the north of Canada to the south o Argentina. If you want to be specific... you are from California in the United States of America.

[@KM-vc7iy]

In the subcontinent an American is better off saying he's from "America" rather than "United States" as most people understand and associate "America" with the US. It's less complicated for the common man and best of all it works.

[@dhakavloggers1989]

Brother, you can go to Chalet in Banglamotor in south dhaka and blue moon or Loki in Banani area of North dhaka for bar experience. Try out Hunter, it’s a local beer. Cheers.

[@mr.sts.p]

Another Great video from Gabriel 🤝🇸🇪 👍 😀

[@sathya226]

Wow Gabriel ! Thanks for showing me this part of the world .. Dhaka cleanliness is much worse as compared to Delhi or Kolkata it seems... People are so friendly though..

[@robcanad]

Dhaka cleanliness is quite the oxymoron!!

[@s.hosyen8663]

Old Dhaka aka south part is quite unclean but north part aka new Dhaka more clean than Delhi,kolkata wholly.

[@shakibshibly00]

He has been to only the old part which is under a completely separate city corporation. Dhaka south (New Dhaka ) is cleaner than Delhi or Kolkata.

[@s.hosyen8663]

@@techn4615 3times went...seems like ghetu

[@s125ish]

Why is it dirty

[@dee74raz]

I had thought that place with the skeletons was some kind of museum. Shocked to hear that it is a Chinese restaurant 😮

[@grahamhawthorn2320]

Love the Freeze Frame.

[@konstantinkennedy2244]

Did I miss the luxury side of Bangladesh side of the video?

[@begood__]

Wow, Dhaka now has metal scaffolding! 😮