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A worker sleeps in the middle of dozens of moored up wooden boats. The vessels, used for the movement of goods, produce, and people, were tied up on the banks of the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Bipul Ahmed said, ÒAround 50,000 commuters cross this river from Keraniganj to Dhaka for work every day, and many of them use small boats like this for their commute. They are known as ÔDinghy NoukaÕ. I love how elegant the boats look from above as they are moored on the banks.Ó © Bipul Ahmed/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 *** Local Caption *** These photographs depict a fleet of wooden boats elegantly fanned out around their moorings on the Buriganga River, creating a mesmerizing pattern. This river is a vital transportation artery, facilitating the movement of goods, produce, and people. Each day, around 50,000 commuters cross the river from Keraniganj to Dhaka for work, with many relying on these boats for their daily commute. The river port in Dhaka is bustling with small boats, known as "Dinghy Nouka," expertly navigated by skilled ferrymen who transport workers, goods, and tourists across the Buriganga. This daily activity adds to the vibrant and dynamic atmosphere of the capital city.