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Bangladesh national museum launches virtual gallery

In this monotonous life of the epidemic, many are looking for relief. And many of these people are keeping an eye on the virtual world

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Dhaka — Ongoing countrywide lockdown has been going on across Bangladesh since April 14. All entertainment hubs are closed due to that. In this monotonous life of the epidemic, many are looking for relief. And many of these people are keeping an eye on the virtual world.

infection and fatal eye-popping reality is finding happiness online. So even if the National Museum is closed, enthusiastic visitors are getting a chance to see the galleries of the museum.

Visiting various monuments of history and tradition of the country. And the whole thing is happening online. People from different parts of the country including Dhaka and even those living abroad are observing in the galleries of the museum.

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That is why they are searching online at www.bangladeshmuseum.gov.bd.

As soon as you go to the web address and click on the ‘Virtual’ button, the front yard of the museum appears. There is also the address http://vt.bnm.org.bd for direct access.

Shihab Shahriar, the keeper of the public education department of the National Museum, told that the online service has been launched since the first lockdown was announced last year due to Corona.

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As a result, visitors are able to visit the museum without a ticket. Like last year, this year too, countless visitors are visiting the museum every day.

He is using the facility of the to see various patterns and archaeological resources that bear witness to the history and tradition of the country.

Virtual galleries of the museum can now be seen from any part of the world at specific addresses. After clicking on that address on the internet, the galleries of the museum are floating in front of your eyes.

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Once inside, the museum’s artefacts and related artefacts can be viewed on a 360-degree axis. Going to the specific web address, was seen that after clicking on the visit button, the front part of the museum floated. Then click on the arrow or arrow to go inside the museum.

At that time melodious instrumental music was played as background music. Clicking on the next arrow takes you up the stairs to the gallery. The pattern can be seen again by clicking on the placed there.

Thus, there is an opportunity to visit different galleries one by one. As a matter of fact, online galleries and patterns can be seen through this medium. In all, there are three and a half thousand patterns.

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