Lifestyle
Hello, I’m Md. Asaduzzaman, a passionate Software Developer. Most of my days are spent coding, learning new technologies, and building digital solutions. But on my holiday, I decided to take a break from the screen and explore one of the most iconic historical landmarks of Dhaka—Ahsan Manzil. It was my very first visit, and the experience was nothing short of amazing.
As soon as I entered the palace, I was amazed by its grand design and the feeling of stepping back into history. The pink structure looked even more stunning in person. Walking through the halls and rooms felt like a journey through time, and every corner seemed to tell a story. Of course, I took lots of photos—it’s the perfect spot for capturing memories outside of my usual tech-focused routine.
Ahsan Manzil was built in the 19th century by Nawab Khwaja Abdul Ghani and later named after his son, Nawab Ahsanullah. The palace, famous for its distinctive pink color, served as the residence and political hub of the Nawab family. Today, it is part of the Bangladesh National Museum and one of the most iconic landmarks of Dhaka.
As a Software Developer, most of my work revolves around technology and the digital world. Visiting Ahsan Manzil was a refreshing break that connected me with history, culture, and beauty. It reminded me that inspiration doesn’t come only from code but also from the world around us. If you ever visit Dhaka, make sure this pink palace is on your travel list—you’ll carry home memories as beautiful as its walls.
