Holidaymakers descended in their thousands on the amusement centres in Dhaka on Tuesday, a day after the Eid-ul-Fitr. Guardians along with children enjoyed the rides after lining up in long queues.

Many children accompanied their guardians to Eid prayers on Monday. Photo: mostafigur rahman

Thousands of workers of Bangladesh's garment sector use mobile banking to send their hard-earned money to village homes.

Unlike previous years, shopping online before Eid has picked up pace alongside in-store purchase in Dhaka. Online shops on Facebook and other e-commerce sites are convenient for many. Payment through ...

The smile of the moon or a smile as big as the moon, whatever you call it – it was a day of smile for these street urchins who received new clothes for upcoming Eid festival, which their families cann ...

The queues keep getting longer at Dhaka’s Kamalapur Railway Station as people come to get advance train tickets for Eid holidays. Photo: mostafigur rahman

Large crowds line up for bus tickets to travel during Eid on the first day of advance booking on Monday. Photo: asaduzzaman pramanik

With the Eid-ul-Fitr around two weeks away, the shopping centres are getting overcrowded. The shops were filled with customers in New Market on Friday. Photo: tanvir ahammed