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*People met on my backpacking 194 – Funny experience in Kuhlna, Bangladesh

Everywhere I travel in Thailand, it's especially lovely to have so many international friends in Pattaya to spend time with. The Bangladeshis I met today is among them. Bangladesh's economic development has continued to accelerate since 2020 as a result of the CCP's collapse. However, it¡¯s still considered a poor country. As of 2022, its per capita income is $2,687, whereas S. Korea's is $32,236. It¡¯s around a 12-fold difference from S. Korea. So, what was it like in 1996, when I visited it? Bangladesh was $471, while S. Korea was $13,402. It was about 28 times (World Bank).

He was quite attentive to the economics. He expressed his gratitude to Korea, adding, "As Korean companies such as Samsung, Hyundai, LG, and SK greatly contributed to India's development, so do Bangladesh now." I began conversing with him about Bangladesh, which I visited in 1996. Kulna was a large city in Bangladesh. Nonetheless, cows, dogs, goats, and women were digging among the waste in the center of the roadway. It brought back memories of my childhood in Seoul (Shinchon) in the 1950s." I photographed this sight. After a time, a man in his 30s approached and threatened my activities.

The young guy listened intently and informed me that he was not born in 1996. He was astonished or amazed by old anecdotes from his parents when he was younger. I showed him the photo I took in 1996 and told him about my week-long trip to Bangladesh.

At the time, I continued to backpack exclusively to India. Entry Bangladish was an issue. It was straightforward via aircraft, but it was not my kind of style. I knew there were plenty of things to see and remember on land. The issue was poor transportation. I boarded a standing train. It was less than 90 kilometers from the border, yet it took five hours. Poor road conditions, a train on the edge of scrapping a car, and a steamer with a variety of odors in the sweltering heat. It wasn't this severe, but it was comparable in Korea throughout the 1950s and 1960s.

After a while, I stood in front of the Bangladesh immigration department, having received the India exit stamp. He glanced at my passport, returned it to me, and told me to go to the Bangladesh Embassy in Kolkata to obtain a visa. I informed him that Korea and Bangladesh had agreed to visa exemptions. He stated, "It is correct that we have a visa agreement with Korea. However, visa-free entrance is only available through airports." As a result, he brought out the ledger and presented it to me, explaining that anybody might enter the nation by land. However, there was no Korea there. The Koreans wanted the airway. It meant Koreans had already become prosperous.

I kept talking to him, "Then why don't you record me as the first Korean to enter the country by land?" He was undecided. I provided him an extra explanation. "I am here in Bangladesh today because I met two heroic elite U.N soldiers from your nation, Bangladesh, three years ago while traveling in Budapest, Hungary. We spent three days together, sharing a room and board. Let me show you their home address." Surprisingly, he reviewed the address that the UN soldiers in Bangladesh had given me at the time and stamped a seven-day visa on my passport without difficulty.

In this way, I was listed as the first Korean to enter Bangladesh by land. After returning home, I informed Korean backpackers and recommended that they try Bangladesh by land. (*Actually, it was only North America, Europe and Japan. Somehow I think it hasn't changed.)

After leaving the immigration office, I arrived at Kulna. It was too far to find the house at the address they provided. The unsteady transit system was a challenge. Instead, I met two other young guys there. They were quite helpful during my seven-day stay there. They even helped me write down the hotel's ledger in their native tongue. No allowed to use English then.

During my week there, enjoyed visiting a riverside, a local theater, rode a rickshaw, and explored the city on my own. One day, two young guys arrived at my hotel. They connected me to their buddy who sold Samsung computer monitors. They arrived at the hotel the next day. They invited me to a Muslim friend's home. It was an entirely unexpected present for me. It was a two-story house, but it was really clean. His mother entered the hospitality room with fruit. Because she wore a niqab, I could only see her eyes. She placed the fruit on the table and went without saying anything.

They waved their hands at the bus terminal the day I departed 'Kulna'. It was especially remarkable because they applauded me till the last minute, claiming that Samsung was the greatest. Throughout my travels in the world, Samsung was always there to make me feel proud to be Korean. This was the same for any little electronic retail mall in Bangladesh.

This story was 28 years old, yet this guy appreciated it and listened to it as if he had never heard it before. So my World Backpacker series will most likely continue.

(Note 1. I had to travel approximately 1-2 kilometers to catch the bus to Kulna from the Bangladesh border. On either side of the route, massive 150-year-old street trees formed a lengthy tunnel forest. Trees were typically 7-8 meters thick. It was really beautiful. What was more startling were odd objects that were carefully hidden up on large street trees. (It was cow poo.)

(Note 2. If I was unable to persuade the official throughout the procedure of entering Bangladesh, I either gave him as much visa money as he requested or returned to Kolkata to obtain the visa. In any case, I would not have given up on my principles. I always dispute what is right and wrong. It means that I have had a lot of unique experiences.)

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