A worker takes care of a giant bull at a farm in Dhaka, Bangladesh on July 25, which is being offered for sale at the asking price of 2.8 million takas. (Xinhua)
DHAKA, July 26 (Xinhua) -- With less than a week before Muslim religious Eid al-Adha festival, cattle and farmhouse in parts of Bangladesh capital Dhaka are now brimming with sacrificial animals.
Hundreds of people have now been clicking selfies with two giant bulls at a farm in capital Dhaka. They were being offered for sacrifice on the occasion of the Eid at a record price of 6.5 million takas.
The owner of the huge bulls -- Rozo and Tiger -- which drew extra attention of customers and visitors, said the asking price of Rozo was 3.7 million takas while Tiger's being 2.8 million takas. (1 U.S. dollar equals about 88 takas)
Photo shows customers and visitors at a farm in Dhaka, Bangladesh on July 25, 2020 (Xinhua)
Photo shows customers and visitors at a farm in Dhaka, Bangladesh on July 25, 2020. (Xinhua)
A worker feeds grass to a huge bull at a farm in Dhaka, Bangladesh on July 25, which is being offered for sale at the asking price of 3.7 million takas. (Xinhua)
A worker takes care of a huge bull at a farm in Dhaka, Bangladesh on July 25, which is being offered for sale at the asking price of 3.7 million takas. (Xinhua)■
