BANGLADESH | Raw Beauty

Traveling through Bangladesh was incredible, a country where the people were so welcoming and giving it blew my mind. I had some free time and decided to book a last minute self funded trip to explore untouched Bangladesh. I packed my camera bag and I arrived in Dhaka (the most densely populated city in the world) where I navigated the busy streets of Old Dhaka (Puran) and surrounding areas before I made my way south to Chittagong where I ventured up into the Hill Tracts region. I ended my trip in beautiful Cox's Bazar where the beach runs unbroken for 120km! There was so many hidden gems in this country and I truly enjoyed where the ride took me as I caught rickshaws, CNG's, buses, taxis, trains (even riding on top of a train) and many various boats along the way. It was an incredible experience and I urge you to explore this country that still has so much more to offer!

My exact colour grading LUT/preset from this film :

The awesome track 🎵
EKALI & mossy - Stay Hollow

Special Thanks :

Gear :
Polar Pro Variable ND's (Peter Mckinnon series), my new favourite 👌
Dji Ronin S
Panasonic Lumix Gh5
Metabones speedbooster Ultra
Canon 70-200mm f4, Sigma 18-35mm f1.8, Sigma 50-100mm f1.8.
Dji Mavic pro 2
Edited in Adobe premiere Pro

[bryn]

This is the type of travel I love, exploring a new country and getting lost in it with my camera. I hope my short video show's a small insight into the amazing world of Bangladesh and it's people!

[rezmil]

i from Iran but now I live in Bangladesh and after 2 years living in here I can tell I LOVE BANGLADESHand i feel Bangladesh is my country also BCZ MY husband is bangladeshi😍😍

[voodooguy]

I spent a couple of weeks in Bangladesh earlier this year. What an amazing country; and I've never seen such friendly and honest people anywhere else in the world. Big love from England to Bangladesh and its wonderful people.

[rimpasarkar]

Ki bolbo r...
Such a beautiful Country '🇧🇩'
Love from INDIA 🇮🇳

[ekramkhan]

I cannot thank you enough for how beautifully you showed my country. So much respect for you. This video literally represents my country. I became very emotional after watching this video.

[johnnyharris]

Wow. Excellent. I’m tired of most travel edits. But this one kept me watching.

[ShehWar]

Absolutely stunning cinematography! Thank you for visiting Bangladesh. 🤗🇧🇩

[syedraidarsalan]

I first watched this video back when it only had 350 thousand views. Back then I disgusted at how underrated this video was. Now, I feel good to see it has got the attention it deserves.

[stefhoffer]

Some of the most stunning cinematography and sound design I've ever seen and heard. Simply beautiful, thank you!

[theuntraveledroads]

It's not a video or cinematography it's pure art. I'm just amazed. 😍

[bellamondo]

bangladesh is so beautiful 😍

Love from italy 🇮🇹 ❤️

[insight]

Visit Bangladesh in 2021, Bangladesh has improved it's beauty and the pollution is also reduced

[rizwanalimondal]

I am from India... And I found my love, my soulmate in Bangladesh... Love beyond borders... ♥️

[MSquareDanceVideos]

I am from India and getting Goosebumps watching this. The Scene at 3:18.
I can watch that all day. OMG.

[Paradox-iimr]

I don't know why I love Bangladesh so much even though I am Indian ❤️ Alhamdulillah 🌷

[talhahussain]

I want to visit Bangladesh ASAP 🤧❤️ Love from Pakistan to our bangali brothers and sisters 🇵🇰❤️🇧🇩

[gokri]

Hey! I'm from Bangladesh.
This is one of the best video I have ever seen about my country.
Thank you so much❤

[spacedust]

I have literally no words to explain how beautiful this video is. I have never seen such a beautiful way to showcase our country. You truly are a genius person to create this video. I saw many people making video edits like this but this one catches the eye. I am thrilled by how creative this is. I never knew how beautiful my country is until I saw this. Many people might think I am overly praising this video but you have to understand how much work he put in just to make this video. I hope more people should see this. He truly deserves this

[nomads]

I can only imagine how hard it can be to film a place like Bangladesh. Nothing is ever still, things are busy, and finding a subject to track must be such a challenge. Somehow you managed to show exactly what this place really looks like in the most captivating way. Also, the ability to match colour profiles from different cameras in this is outstanding. I loved every second and think this is one of the most beautiful travel films I've seen in a very long time. Insane man!

[agridome]

Outstanding, been myself to Bangladesh 7 times over the last 27 years....great work