Bangladesh Passenger Craft Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

The Port of Dhaka is a major river port on the Buriganga River in Dhaka, the capital and largest city of Bangladesh. The port is located in the southern part of the city. It is Bangladesh's busiest port in terms of passenger traffic. The port has services to most of the districts of Bangladesh.

Aerial view of modern transportation with elevated overpass expressway that included multilevel junction highway at Baba Vanga

Bangladeshi Boats

Dhaka, Bangladesh, July 2009. Rowers waiting for customers at the launch terminal in Sadarghat.

Sirajganj, Bangladesh - February 3, 2021: Fishermen are seen floating on top of algae as they search for potential catch in the sharp green waters of a river. The Sirajganj spot in Bangladesh is a popular place for locals to swim and bathe even in the cold water. Algae make the water cloudy and climate change causes the river to become polluted and dry out.

Aerial panoramic view of The City of Bangladesh cityscape skyline with metropole commercial areas and modern skyscrapers after sunset on the night with illuminated buildings and cloudy sky in Dhaka, Bangladesh

Silhouette Skyline panorama of city of Dhaka, Bangladesh - vector illustration

"Dhaka, Bangladesh - January 23, 2012: Young male work as a Shipyard welder surrounded by rubbish heap at Ship breaking yard in Dhaka city, capital of Bangladesh."

Boat, beach kayak icon - Well organized and editable Vector design using in commercial purposes, print media, web or any type of design projects.

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On the bank of river Ganges this shot was taken.

Chittagong, Bangladesh, 24th February 2016: workers at the Chittagong ship breaking yard

"Dhaka, Bangladesh - January 23, 2012: Large group of Boatman paddles their wooden boat from the banks of Buriganga River in Sadarghat, Old Dhaka city in late afternoon, right before sunset. They have to weave their way between the larger ferry boats that also use this waterway."

World Largest Sea beach Cox’s Bazar , Blue Sky, Ocean, Boat and Coconut Trees,COX'S BAZAR, BANGLADESH - MAY 16: Fishermen return from fishing on May 16, 2023 in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Due to safety reasons fishermen didn't go to sea for fishing during cyclone Mocha affected in the coastal areas for a few days.

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This captivating photo captures the bustling scene along the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. A fleet of wooden boats gracefully spreads out around their moorings, creating a captivating display of colors and patterns. The Buriganga River serves as a vital transportation artery, accommodating the movement of goods, produce, and people. Every day, an estimated 50,000 commuters make the journey across the river from Keraniganj to work in Dhaka, with many relying on these boats for their daily commute. The river port of Dhaka is adorned with numerous small boats, known as "Dinghy Nouka," where skilled ferrymen diligently ferry workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga, contributing to the lively and dynamic atmosphere of the capital city.

There are numerous waters in Dhaka, so there also are millions of ferry boats on waters.

"Dhaka, Bangladesh - January 23, 2012: Rusted ships in the Ship breaking yard in Dhaka city, capital of Bangladesh."

"Khulna, Bangladesh - January 28, 2012: Group of people waiting to disembark from a overcrowded small wooden boats which sails from one bank to another. Big factory in the background. Photographed in early morning light."

"Chittagong, Bangladesh - January 28, 2012: Cargo ships waiting at industrial port in the biggest cement factory near Mongla, Bangladesh."

Khulna, Bangladesh - January 25, 2012: Group of people waiting for disembark from a overcrowded small wooden boat.

Chittagong, Bangladesh, 24th February 2016: workers at the Chittagong ship breaking yard

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A lovely evening photo of a busy street full of cars on Panthapath Road, taken on July 27, near Sonargaon Hotel, Dhaka

Ship breaking yards of Bangladesh through the foggy and toxic atmosphere.Along the southeast coast of Bangladesh is the Chittagong - Sitakunda ship breaking yard where immense ocean freighters and tankers are torn apart.

Dhaka, Bangladesh, February 24 2017: Passenger ferry on the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh

Toll plaza road photo of Padma Bridge in the evening, photo taken from Jajira side of Padma Bridge

"Shipyards on the banks of Buriganga river in Bangladesh Dhaka city. Photo taken in late afternoon light. Most of the industrial units of these areas have no sewage treatment plants and more than 60,000 cubic meters of toxic waste are released into the main water bodies of Dhaka every day."

Dhaka, Bangladesh - January 18, 2014: People whom sell and buy vegetable gather at the crowded Vegetable market in Sadarghat, Old Dhaka City to sell and buy their vegetables.

Bangladeshi Boats

Ship breaking yards of Bangladesh through the foggy and toxic atmosphere.Along the southeast coast of Bangladesh is the Chittagong - Sitakunda ship breaking yard where immense ocean freighters and tankers are torn apart.

A panoramic view of Bangladesh city skyline after sunset at night with illuminated buildings and cloudy sky in Dhaka, Bangladesh

The industry of Dhaka's harbour continues after the sun sets

Dhaka, Bangladesh - March 10, 2016: Three children were filling water bottles at the bank of the river Buriganga for selling to the locals.

"Bandarban, Bangladesh - February 8, 2012: Group of local people navigate a floating bamboo raft down the Sangu river. In Bangladesh, bamboo are harvested and transported by bamboo rafts up to 500m long downstream towards the coastal cities."

"Chittagong, Bangladesh - February 10, 2012: Red life boats dismantled from ships waiting to be sold in artificial canals along the Dhaka-Chittagong road, a few hundred meters behind the ship breaking yards of Sitakunda, Bay of Bengal in Bangladesh."

Traditional boats in Dhaka's busy harbour function alongside industry

Partially broken down ship in a ship breaking yard in Chittagong, Bangladesh

The Sadarghat means City Wharf. It stands a little left in front of the Ahsan Manzil. Sadarghat is also the central point of the Buckland Bund. Originally, it was built as a place for landing of boats, launches and even ships coming to Dhaka from other places. Large vessels can no longer use it because of shoaling up of the river bed entry and an overall downsizing of the capacity of the inland waterways. Hundreds of boats and launches arrive at and depart from Sadarghat facilitating communication mostly with the southern districts. Barges carrying cargoes also use Sadarghat as a point of landing and departure. Sadarghat also has a floating market for fruits and vegetables. The Sadarghat has a busy terminal for steamers that carry passengers to districts and regional cities such as Khulna. Many spots of Dhaka city are connected with Sadarghat by a road parallel to the river. On either side of the road are many wholesale shops.along with the Portuguese fort.

Multicoloured kayak boats on Lakeshore

Chhota Dhulandi, Bangladesh - February 19, 2014: Unidentified passengers cross Padma river on Daulatdia ferry boat at Chhota Dhulandi, Bangladesh. Passenger ferry boats are often overloaded in Bangladesh.

Chittagong, Bangladesh, 24th February 2016: workers at the Chittagong ship breaking yard

"Dhaka, Bangladesh - January 23, 2012: A young boatman is loading his boat with cargo, and transporting them from one to the other side of Buriganga River in Sadarghat, Old Dhaka city. They have to weave their way between the larger ferry boats that also use this waterway."

An aerial view of the Dhaka city building photo taken from the Hatirjheel

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Traditional fishing boats in shallow water of Cox’s Bazar

Most beautiful aerial view of the Padma Multipurpose Bridge the video recorded during the sunset

Dhaka, Bangladesh - February 21, 2014: Residents of Dhaka cross Buriganga river by boats on February 21, 2014 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Thousands of people in one of the most populated capitals of the world use ferry boats daily on the way to work and back home.

"Dhaka, Bangladesh - January 23, 2012: Group of men forming a close circle play a card game on the banks of Buriganga River in Sadarghat, Old Dhaka city."

Cox's Bazar is not only the most popular travel destination but also one of the most important fishing cities in Bangladesh

"Bandarban, Bangladesh - February 8, 2012: Group of local people navigate a floating bamboo raft down the Sangu river. In Bangladesh, bamboo are harvested and transported by bamboo rafts up to 500m long downstream towards the coastal cities."

Beautiful view of Bangladesh cityscape skyline with metropole commercial area and modern skyscrapers after sunset at night with shining towers and cloudy sky in Dhaka

"Bandarban, Bangladesh - February 8, 2012: Local man navigate a floating bamboo raft down the Sangu river. In Bangladesh, bamboo are harvested and transported by bamboo rafts up to 500m long downstream towards the coastal cities."

People moving from Dhaka to their hometown for Eid-Ul-Fitr amid COVID-19 pandemic on 10th May 2021 in Munshiganj, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Majority of people lives in Dhaka are from many Districts. This people likes to celebrate their Eid with their beloved ones in their hometown. Most of the people are not maintaining coronavirus safety issues.