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‘Gol Talab’: 200 years on, people still swim in the pond of the Nawabs

Published: 18 nov, 2022

DJI FC31701/500f/2.8ISO 1005 mm

Reaz Ahmed Sumon

Dhaka, Bangladesh

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On the banks of the Buriganga River in Old Dhaka\\\'s Islampur stands the historic Ahsan Manzil -- the grand palace of the Nawabs of Dhaka. Right beside it is a circular pond known as Gol Talab. The word “Talab” comes from Urdu, meaning a reservoir or water body. It was dug in 1610 by Nawab Abdul Bari. To this day, the pond stands as a lasting symbol of the Nawabi heritage.

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Lumo AI 21 dec, 2025

The pond stands out clearly in the dense urban grid, offering a simple contrast in shape and color. The framing is tight, but the surrounding buildings feel cluttered and lack visual rhythm. The lighting is flat, and the green water doesn’t pop enough. Still, the circular form draws the eye — a decent attempt at composition.