Doel Square

The area serves as one of Bangladesh's most notable cultural hotspots.

[1][2] It is located in front of Curzon Hall in the campus of the University of Dhaka.

Doel Square is a popular place to shop for traditional Bangladeshi handicrafts including handmade bamboo, wooden, jute, pottery items and other decorative things.

The shops sell thousands of traditional Bangladeshi products; various clay utensils, small and large pots and pans of different sizes, pitchers, vases, decorative toys, earthen jars, cups and saucers, jugs, dishes, bowls, terracotta sculptures, clay fruits, ornaments, Baishakhi bangles, cane and wood showpiece, jute shikas, dolls, jute hand pars, jute side bags, hogla leaves and various kinds of coconut shell showpieces are found here.

Also, carved palm leaf fans, bamboo flutes, kulo paintings, baskets, clay birds, boat replicas, ektaras, khartals, dhol drums, beaded garlands, village hut replicas and rural paintings are available.