Autumn bringing rain drizzles Dhaka
Days gleam and at evenings streets glisten with the reflection of lamplight on wet pavements, and the distant hum of traffic seems muted, as though the city itself is holding its breath
As the summer months reluctantly relinquish their grip on the city, despite hot and humid weather prevailing, there is an anticipation in the air – of the arriving autumn.
The September sun casts a warm, golden hue upon the bustling streets. And then, like a whisper in the night, the late moon rain arrives.
It is an exquisite phenomenon, characterized by sudden, sporadic rain showers that punctuate the balmy feelings as well as frivolous sufferings.
Days gleam and at evenings streets glisten with the reflection of lamplight on wet pavements, and the distant hum of traffic seems muted, as though the city itself is holding its breath.
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Dhaka becomes a city of contrasts with the wet strokes of the fall rain—a fusion of the chaotic and the serene.
The late night rain in Dhaka serves as a reminder that beauty often lies in the unexpected, in those moments when the ordinary is transformed into the extraordinary. It is a reminder that even in the midst of a bustling metropolis, nature's rhythms persist, weaving a tapestry of wonder and enchantment.
Late night rain in the city remains an ephemeral interlude.
