From a very young age, Tanvir Apur was a strange actor. He used to go out to earn money. So far, he has visited five cities in 5 countries. Sounds weird, isn't it? The question may arise, where did he get the money to roam so many cities? The answer to this question is simple, but difficult to look at.
Tanvir Apu is a Traveler?
Tanvir worked hard. He became involved in various part-time professions. Ever worked in a bar, in a shipyard. However, he opened a restaurant for a while. He rolled it once. Because of the money you get out of turn around. He does not live an ordinary life by turning around. Spend a night in cheap hotels, eat less expensive food, walk a lot.
Estonia is the first country to meet Tanvir Apu. Then go to Sweden. His journey began at 25. Various countries in Europe have traveled. Then the World Cup was played in Germany. Rustov went to see the game sitting in the gallery. Since then the journey has begun, still going on.
What is his travel source ?
He has visited seven cities in 4 countries including India, Hungary, Australia, United States, Morocco, Romania, Poland, Macedonia, Egypt, Norway, Palestine. He traveled mainly to learn about the life, culture, history, diversity of people of each country.
Tanvir came to Bangladesh after having had the opportunity to visit many cities. Because of its roots in Bangladesh. 5-year-old Tanvir grew up in Rajshahi. Mother Mahmuda Khatun Siddika worked as an administrative officer at Rajshahi University. Father Ibrahim Ali Dewan was the Executive Director of the Water Development Board. He is the eldest of two brothers, one sister. The wife's name is Seema Khan.
Tanvir Apu is in eighth grade in Rajshahi. After that, he was admitted to the ninth grade in Bangladesh sports education institute. He was a player on the BKSP hockey team. He has played hockey for the Dhaka Wanderers Club for a few years. At the end of high school, he was admitted to Rajshahi University. At the time of his graduation, he left Finland in the 21st.
The main purpose of Tanvir's journey is the philosophy of human life. Not just to show, to feel and feel. He took many pictures of life and the city. There have also been exhibitions of those pictures in Bangladesh. In addition, a book about his travels has already been released.
Tanvir Apu says, 'As long as there is money, I will turn around. When the money is gone, I may not be able to turn around. However, I will spread the mind-boggling travel stories among the students of Bangladesh. So that they too are encouraged to travel. Interest in getting to know the world increases. '
