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Life Style in Bangladesh

Culture and Heritage in Bangladesh:



Bangladesh a very enriched country in culture and life style. Bangladesh has an history of more than 1700 years. Peoples from different corners of the world like Persian, England, Dutch, Arab, Saudi Arabia, Iran came here for the eras and they started also to live here with local people.

However, with the combination of all it has got a mixed human culture and practice. They have many establishments bearing the sign of aristocracy of the country since early of Christian era.
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