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The rhythm of the rails, the whistle in the distance, and another journey unfolding through the heart of Bangladesh. 🚆✨

Today’s adventure aboard the Mahanagar Express is now live on my YouTube channel, Last Diary. From station scenes to the beauty of the route, every moment tells a story worth sharing.

Travel is not just about reaching a destination—it's about collecting memories along the way.

🌧️🚆 A Rainy Journey on Mahanagar Express

Heavy rain, endless railway tracks, and the unique atmosphere of train travel made this journey unforgettable. This is the first part of my trip from Chattogram to Akhaura aboard the Mahanagar Express.

Through stormy weather and beautiful landscapes, every mile had a story to tell. If you enjoy trains, travel, and authentic experiences from Bangladesh Railways, this vlog is for you.

🎥 Watch now and join me on this adventure!

Rain & Flower = Typing........

🚆 Hey everyone from Bangladesh Express & Tours! ❤️

A brand new railway travel vlog is now live on my YouTube channel Last Diary at 2:15 PM! 🎬✨

This time, I explored the amazing atmosphere of Joydebpur Junction Railway Station, Dhaka — and trust me, this journey is full of flavor, emotion, and pure railway vibes! 😍

🍛 Famous Egg Bhorta Khichuri🌶️ Spicy Tamarind Tea with Green Chili🥙 Crispy Fried Chickpeas🚉 Busy station moments, trains, people & unforgettable memories

This is not just a train vlog…It’s a complete experience of Bangladesh railway culture and station life. 🚂🔥

👉 Please watch the full video on YouTube, and don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT & SHARE it with your friends so more people can discover the beauty of Bangladesh rail travel. ❤️

Your support means everything and helps me create even more cinematic railway stories for all railfans around the world 🌍🚆

📺 Channel Name: Last Diary

Narayanganj ➝ Dhaka Commuter Train Journey 🚉

A short trip costing just 20 Taka—but the experience was filled with real-life stories 💙

The crowd, the breeze by the window, and the urban life flowing to the rhythm of the train… it all came together to create a completely different feeling ✨

📸 These pictures capture a few little moments from that journey.

💬 How do you feel when you travel by train? Don't forget to let me know in the comments!

Seeing flowers makes you feel good!

The evening felt tired today—

soft sunlight falling like a quiet sigh over the city.

By the time I reached the lake,

the sky had turned pink…

as if it knew I was carrying something unspoken.

A string of beli flowers in my hand—

not for anyone anymore,

just something to hold onto

so I don’t feel completely empty.

The wind touched me gently,

like it remembered me before I forgot myself.

And then the rain came—

slow, intimate…

like the city leaned in

and kissed my silence.

I held the flowers tighter,

as if they could keep something from slipping away.

Because here, in this same rain—

someone finds peace,

and someone else… learns how to survive it. 🖤

Some train rides don’t just take you from one place to another…they quietly carry pieces of you along the way.

Somewhere between Dhaka and Joydebpur,I wasn’t just watching the world pass by—I was watching memories, thoughts, and unspoken feelings move with it.

The sound of the tracks felt like a heartbeat,steady, distant… familiar.And for a moment, everything else faded.

Maybe that’s why I travel—not to escape life,but to sit with it… in motion.

If you’ve ever stared out of a train windowand felt something you couldn’t explain—then you already know this journey. 🖤

Traveling through rural nature.

Some journeys aren’t about where you arrive…they’re about everything that quietly breaks and heals inside you along the way.

This vlog holds more than just roads, trains, and passing views.It carries silence, memories I can’t return to, and feelings I never really learned how to explain.

Maybe that’s why I keep moving—not to reach somewhere new, but to make peace with what I’ve already lost.

If you ever felt like a place, a person, or a moment still lives inside you…then you already understand this story. 🖤

A 20 taka train ride from Dhaka to Narayanganj isn’t just transport—it’s a quiet kind of poetry in motion.

The ट्रेन isn’t perfect. The seats are worn, the हवा carries a mix of dust and stories, and nothing really runs on time. But somehow, that’s the point. This isn’t about getting somewhere fast. It’s about everything that happens in between.

A man squeezes in with a bag full of oranges, offering them to strangers like it’s the most natural thing in the world. Two friends hang by the door, laughing into the rushing wind. Outside the window, the city slowly loosens its grip—concrete softens into নদী, ছোট ঘর, open skies.

There’s something deeply honest about this ride. No filters, no pretenses. Just people, movement, and moments that don’t try to be anything more than what they are.

For 20 taka, you don’t just travel a distance—you drift through a living, breathing story.

And maybe that’s the real luxury.

Which food is on your favorite list?

I feel like the ticket money is wasted if I don't get a spicy snack on a train trip. If there is no egg cake at the bus counter, I forget about eating that egg cake while standing on the beach of Patenga in Chittagong with my eyes closed. If there is no sweet corn, the light and rich filling doesn't come. And if there is no tea, which is everyone's passion, I need it, if I eat something, I would relax a little! Because drinking tea makes me sleep a lot.

Some days don’t feel real…Like you’re surrounded by people, noise, life going on as usual—but inside, everything is quiet.

We had my grandmother’s “four-day” gathering…a yard full of people, prayers, food, familiar faces.Everything was there—except her.

And that absence?It’s louder than anything else.

I visited the grave that day too.Not just to see where they are…but to feel close to where I once belonged.

I shared this story on my YouTube channel Last Diary.It’s not just a vlog—it’s a piece of my heart.

If you’ve ever missed someone so much it hurts in silence…maybe this will speak to you.🤍

Today I explored different places around the village and found so many beautiful flowers blooming in nature 🌸✨

The peaceful environment, fresh air, and colorful flowers made the whole day feel special. Every little corner of the village had its own beauty, and I tried to capture those simple yet beautiful moments through my camera 📸🌿

Sometimes happiness truly exists in the quiet beauty of nature. 💛

If you enjoy peaceful village vibes, flowers, and nature photography, then feel free to follow my Tumblr for more beautiful moments like this 🌺

Finally, my grandmother boarded the train whose station no one knows except Allah. Her new mud house is next to my grandfather's. My aunt is sleeping right above.

Not only for my grandmother and aunt, but also for the elders who are no longer with us today, the parents who never let us fast from childhood to adulthood, and maybe those parents are not there either - May Allah Almighty grant everyone Jannatul Firdous in that world and forgive everyone's sins and decorate their mud houses with flower gardens. There is nothing more to ask for......

🚆 A Train Journey Through Bangladesh | 180 KM for Less Than $0.50

There’s something quietly powerful about train journeys—the way they slow down time and let the world pass by like a moving painting.

Today, I traveled aboard the Sagarika Express, crossing approximately 180 kilometers through the heart of Bangladesh. The journey began at Chandpur Railway Station, tracing riverside landscapes along the mighty Meghna, and moving toward Feni and Chattogram.

What makes this trip unforgettable isn’t just the route—it’s the experience itself.

For just about 35 Bangladeshi Taka (less than half a dollar), I witnessed endless green fields, small rural stations, rivers reflecting the sky, and the everyday rhythm of life unfolding beside the tracks.

This isn’t luxury travel. This is something more real. More grounded. More human.

🎥 The full journey is now shared on my YouTube channel: Last DiaryIf you love slow travel, authentic experiences, and discovering the world through railways—this one is for you.

Because sometimes, the most beautiful journeys are not about distance… but perspective.

— Last Diary 🚆

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