Mohakhali Flyover

Best time to visit

Doable year-round, but keep the monsoon and the weather in mind.

Safety at this destination

General guidance; check the weather and local conditions yourself before you go.

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Food from this district

• Snack

  Bakarkhani

  A crisp, layered flatbread baked in a clay oven — Old Dhaka's classic with morning tea. Around Lalbagh and Chawkbazar you can watch it being made in small shops.

• Drink

  Borhani

  A tangy, spiced yoghurt and mint drink that almost always comes with biryani and other rich meals in Dhaka.

• Dish

  Dhaka Kacchi Biryani

  Mutton and rice cooked together, a Dhaka favourite for feasts.

• Snack

  Fuchka and Chotpoti

  Crisp shells filled with tangy tamarind water, and spiced chickpeas: popular street snacks in Dhaka.

• Dish

  Old Dhaka kacchi biryani

  Biryani where raw mutton and rice are slow-cooked together under a sealed lid, usually with potato. A long Old Dhaka tradition — go at lunchtime for the freshest pot.