Dhaka’s feted day trip – the Contic Tour river cruise – IN PICTURES

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Don't leave home without the guitar.
Don't leave home without the guitar.
Tranquil rooftop sitting time
Tranquil rooftop sitting time
Shahnaz Parveen, my BBC Bangla buddy
Shahnaz Parveen, my lovely BBC Bangla buddy
The colours were so luminous as dusk approached.
The colours were so luminous as dusk approached.
The Contic crew
The Contic crew
I think some ships are more beautiful as they age...
I think some ships are more beautiful as they age...
Shahnaz, Andy and Cat
Shahnaz, Andy and Cat
Happy Dhaka day trippers
Happy Dhaka day trippers

 

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Mikey Leung (@MikeyLeung)

Looks like fun 🙂

April 27, 2012 at 4:52 pm • Reply
Md. Sohel

please give me The Contic Tour River Cruise address or any contact in dhaka

July 12, 2015 at 9:58 am • Reply
Jessica Mudditt

Here you go Sohel: http://www.contic.net/

July 12, 2015 at 10:05 pm •

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