A little escape from this suffocating city!

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I was bored inside. Being a stay home mom is not easy though I know a lot of people think it's the easiest job in the world. But staying with a kid, being mentally and physically active for the whole day, having only childish conversation will make your feel somehow empty inside.

And this is what happens to all of us sometimes...

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Last Friday we went outside to have some fresh air, some quality time and most importantly we leave this polluted city for a while.

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This place is somewhere near Dhaka city. The place is called 'Vatara', it's just half an hour from the main town. This area is not that crowded, only a handful of people roam around, a lot of green and obviously a lot of fresh air.

You can see there are some construction works going there. Yeah, this place will also become a concrete jungle soon.

It feels like someone is whispering in my ears...we have to escape, we have to leave this place...

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But this random gree is what makes this place still a breathable one.

We took local transport to reach there. It took around half an hour to go there. There's the private university campus but because of Covid, only online classes are going on. So the campus and the outside area were nearly empty.

Also, there are some newly build resort-type restaurants where you can spend your whole day relaxing and having good food.

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This is the university building.

We were actually looking for a food zone where we used to visit before. But the food court overturned into a food storage place. Maybe because of this virus, they could not survive in this business.

So later, we just roam around, sat in a small restaurant nearby, and enjoyed the weather.

It was not much but being a megacity human, we were blessed to have this opportunity!

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