The Diary Game | 13th, September 2026 | Some time on the Dhaka-Tangail highway.
Assalamu Alaikum, friends. I hope you are all doing well; by the grace of Allah, I am doing well too. I woke up very early today and performed the Fajr prayer. Feeling refreshed, I spent some time on this platform, checking important notifications and commenting on a few posts.
Afterward, I had breakfast and headed to the Mirzapur Bypass, as I needed to travel to Tangail. I waited there for a bus and eventually boarded a lovely one called Dhaleshwari Express.
I am inside the bus.
There are various buses available to travel from Mirzapur to Tangail town. I always prefer taking the express buses because they get me there faster and offer a better interior environment. The fare from Mirzapur Bypass to the Tangail bus stand is 40 Taka (or 8 Steem).
A short distance past that point, I noticed numerous passengers waiting by the roadside to head to various destinations. I moved a little further ahead from the Mirzapur Bypass, where the bus came to a halt to pick up the waiting passengers.
Waiting passengers
I moved a little further ahead from there. I took out my phone and tried to record a video of the surroundings for a while. It was an area where a secondary road branched off to the left of the highway, leading into the town.
This is known as the Pakulla Bus Stand—a crucial and bustling hub on the route to Tangail. I had taken a photograph here before proceeding. As I moved forward along the Dhaka-Tangail Highway, I recorded a video that captured a massive bridge.
Pakulla Bus Stand
Dhaka-Tangail Highway
After a while, I traveled towards Tangail town. During the stop, some passengers disembarked, while others bound for Tangail boarded the bus. While seated inside, I attended to some important tasks—specifically, I completed my curation work and checked out engagement posts from a few people.
Eventually, I got off at my destination, the Tangail Bypass. After disembarking, I took a photo of the massive overpass located there, known as the Bypass Overpass. I could not stand in that spot because of the scorching sun.
Bypass flyover
From there, I went into the city to attend to some tasks. After finishing my work and having a light meal in the afternoon, I visited a mosque to offer prayers. Since I needed to return home, I made my way to the Tangail Bypass.
officially known as the Tangail Nagar Jalpai Bypass. I waited there for a bus, needing to cross to the other side of the road. As various vehicles—large and small—were passing by, I took a photograph of the busy city scene.
Nagar Jalpai Bypass
I crossed to the other side of the road using the overbridge and waited a while for a bus. Once I caught a bus, I got off at the Mirzapur Bypass and then took an auto-rickshaw home. It was late afternoon by the time I arrived, so I freshened up and rested for a bit.
Later, I went to the mosque for prayers, returned home for dinner, and—feeling tired after wrapping up my tasks—lay down to sleep. I spent the rest of the time until late at night on this platform before finally falling asleep.
Thank you very much dear for your kind support. It means a lot for me. I am grateful to you. Good luck. 🥰
HI,@max-pro
First of all, congratulations on putting together such wonderful content. However, I would like to offer a suggestion regarding your "Diary Game" posts: I believe the quality would be significantly enhanced if you included your own personal photos. I hope you will keep this in mind for future posts. Thank you.
Wa Alaikum Assalam!
You had a really busy and productive day, and I enjoyed following your journey from Mirzapur to Tangail. The Dhaleshwari Express seems like a convenient choice, especially when you prefer a faster and more comfortable journey. I also liked the way you captured different parts of the route, including the Pakulla Bus Stand, Dhaka-Tangail Highway, and the bypass overpass. These small details make the diary feel more lively and realistic.It is great that you managed to complete your work, curation, and engagement activities even while traveling. After such a long and tiring day, returning home, praying at the mosque, having dinner, and finally getting some rest must have felt really satisfying. Thank you for sharing your travel experience and beautiful moments with the Steem community. Wishing you safe journeys and many more productive days ahead!
#s34engagement.