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Sign: "Seeing is believing see Bangladesh!"
Harvested tea leaves.
Two men transporting bananas.
Stalls at a market selling various goods.
A Pizza Palace sign in Bangladesh advertises cheeseburgers.
Bangladesh Sign
Bangladesh Sign
A newlywed couple in traditional wedding attire.
Bike carts, cars, and buses share the road.
Bike carts are common and easy methods of transportation.
Bike carts are an easy and effective way of transportation.
A blacksmith practices his craft.
A sculpture of a blooming flower in Bangladesh.
A boy displays his purchases after shopping.
A boy working a silk loom.
Transporting chickens in a basket.
A child working in a silk factory.
A group of boys on their way to or from school.
A group of children play a game on a field, possibly football (soccer).
A group of children play a game of football (soccer).
A teacher and her class in a elementary classroom.
A shop sells colorful cloth.
A convenience shop sells candy, gum, cigarettes, and other items.
Two men cook vegetables in the open.
A group of men play cricket in Bangladesh.
Some men play cricket in Bangladesh.
Bike carts can be very beautiful and decorated.
A poster about preserving the wildlife in Bangladesh.
A family of three fits onto a motorcycle.
A family travels down the road on the back of a trailer.
A women dances in fancy traditional dress.
A woman works in the fields.
Two women prepare a meal.
A sign describing various fruits.
A fully-covered woman out in public.
A man transports his gourd crop.
A silk product being made by hand.
Harvesting tea leaves in Bangladesh.
Traffic can become extremely congested.
While modern transportation is widely used, horses are still used as transport in Bangladesh today.
An ice cream cart provides ice cream on the go.
A large roll of silk.
A women does laundry down by the water.
A local Bangladesh man making silk on a loom.
Bangladesh locals use baskets to carry goods.
Tea leaves in the process of being manufactured.
Various vendors sell food, crops, and other items.
A girl in modern dress carries various items.
A mother and son in traditional dress.
Silk drying soon after being dyed.
Pop culture advertisements in Bangladesh.
A family lives along the water in poverty-stricken conditions.
A family living in poverty-sticken conditions.
A woman prepares tea leaves to be used in tea products.
A sign about being a responsible citizen.
River boats are used to transfer people and goods.
People travel along the riverways via small river boats.
Rural traffic is quite different from urban traffic.
A public sculpture in Bangladesh.
Two men sell grain in their shop.
Machinery in a silk factory.
Silk in the process of being manufactured.
A Socrates quote written on a wall in Bangladesh.
Spools of silk.
An over-turned bus leaves passengers on the side of a road.
The final stage of making tea.
Tea is laid out before it is packaged to be sent away for use.
Women bring newly harvested tea leaves to be processed.
Traffic in the cities can become extremely heavy and congested.
A man carried a basket of vegetables on his head.
A woman works with a silk loom.
Women in a silk factory.
An all women classroom.
Two women work in a silk shop.
Three women shop for jewelry at a store.
Women working with vibrant silk.
Mannequins display women's fashion in a clothing shop.
Working on silk by hand in a factory.