Sadarghat River Front, located in the southern part of Dhaka, on the river Buriganga, is one of the most dynamic places in Dhaka. Here, the Sadarghat Lunch Terminal is one of the largest river ports in the world. About 200 large and small passenger launches depart and arrive at the terminal every day. According to the officials at the terminal,... More

If you wanna see the Water Transport system.. Ferris of all sizes You must visit these Place It's really interesting to see the huge ferries. Dirty and not cleaned area You can also Visit the spice and fruit markets nearby if you have interest to know about local fruits and Spices.. Avoid if you are allergic to Vegetable smell.. More

as Dhaka does not have a champs elysee or a mall, we have to stick to the sadarghat. but hey who cares!! the ships are huge, and very sinkable, some even are seemingly going down while you are watching them pass by. Venetian channels compare empty with sadarghat, so yes this is a certain must in your program.While being there... More

Sadarghat is passenger port of entry for southern district people. hundreds of launches are coming and leaving evry day making it as one of the crowded place in Dhaka. Dhaka is in general a overcrowding city. More

Gritty, dirty, rumbustious, on-your-face, and yet vibrant. Great place to see people in motion, specially during festival holidays. More

It's really interesting to see the huge ferries. There's a small charge to enter the dock, but most boats will let you aboard for nothing. Definitely take a small launch across the river (or better yet hire one for a tour). Check out the spice and fruit markets nearby. More

If you like men and crowd, you must visit this place. A place beside the great river Buriganga and it is also the communication hub for river route. More

Sadarghat is crowded, noisy, frenetic and DIRTY.... but it is a very REAL part of Dhaka. The Buriganga is dead and putrid yet people ride on it in any manner of craft. It is so worth the stroll down by the boats heading all over Bangladesh. It is not for the faint hearted... but it is most excellent people watching... More

Dirty overcrowded place. My Grandfather used to live in Barisal which is located in the Southern Part of Bangladesh. Often I visited barisal. I used to travel by launch via Sadar Ghat. Here the problem starts. It is awfully dirty and overcrowded. More