Sadarghat, also known as Sadarghat Port, is a major river port located on the banks of the Buriganga River in Dhaka, the bustling capital city of Bangladesh. It is one of the most dynamic and historical places in Dhaka, providing a gateway to the riverine routes of Bangladesh. This port is an integral part of Dhaka's commerce and daily life, as it is a hub of activity where hundreds of boats and ferries dock each day, transporting people and goods to and from various destinations. The port is always bustling with merchants, laborers, passengers, and tourists, making it a vibrant spot reflective of the city's energy. Visitors can witness a spectrum of river crafts, including small fishing boats, country boats, and larger passenger ferries that travel to distant rural areas. Sadarghat offers an authentic glimpse into the local culture and lifestyle with scenes of daily life, such as trade negotiations, loading and unloading of cargo, fishermen at work, and hawkers selling an array of items. Historically, the port has been active since the Mughal era, and it continues to be one of the most important and historically enriched places in Dhaka.
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