How are you all? I hope you are all well. I am very well, Alhamdulillah, thanks to your prayers. I am starting today's post by wishing everyone good luck.In today's post, I am going to share with you my first experience and my feelings about visiting Dhaka city. I hope you will learn a lot from reading this post and you will enjoy it a lot. So, without further delay, let's start discussing my experience about Dhaka city in detail.

In today's photography, I am going to share with you the beauty of our Dhaka city and the things about cars, horses and roads. Dhaka city is the heart of the whole country with its busyness and pace of life. The roads here are like a living river, where the movement of people and the sounds of vehicles create a continuous song. The roads of Dhaka city are not wide, but their colorful traffic jams, auto-rickshaws, bicycles, motorcycles, CNG auto-rickshaws and buses move together. However, many rules and regulations are enforced, some vehicles are prohibited from answering the highway, due to which there is at least some traffic jam-free in all these areas. Sometimes it is completely clogged, sometimes the traffic moves slowly with a slight tremor. You can see in the photography that this is the center of Dhaka Nabinagar. I have noticed that the further you go from here, the more traffic jams increase. Maybe the empty roads do not cause much traffic jam here, but the traffic jam increases when you see the markets.

Meanwhile, the horns of various cars are blaring all over the road, which is very annoying to people. There are countless buildings and buildings along the road, where people of different classes live. I don't know how they try to keep themselves free from all this noise. The sound of car horns, people talking, and the sounds of small shops combine to make the streets of Dhaka city like a living picture. Instead of horses and carriages, modern cars reign here, but the touch of the city's tradition and culture is still present in every corner. The streets and cars of Dhaka city tell the story of the lifestyle of the people here. So for those who come to Dhaka city from the countryside, the first love slowly turns into annoyance.

One of the biggest problems in Dhaka city is traffic jams. Thousands of people travel in this city every day, due to which the roads are always full of cars. The level of jams increases during office hours, school and college hours, or on rainy days. Sometimes it takes hours to cross a small road. Due to jams, people's time is wasted, work is lost, and mental stress also increases. This is a big problem for patients, students, and office-going people. Inadequate vehicles in the city, poor road conditions, non-compliance with traffic laws, and lack of planning - all of these make the jams more serious day by day. To solve this problem, it is important to improve the traffic control system, increase public transport, and build roads with proper planning. To reduce traffic congestion in Dhaka city, everyone must be aware and follow the rules.