Next, venture into the scenic Hill Tracts region, where nature’s splendor unfolds before your eyes. Admire the breathtaking landscapes, adorned with lush green hills, cascading waterfalls, and pristine rivers and lakes. Explore the tribal villages and learn about the unique customs and traditions of the indigenous communities residing in these remote areas.

Thrilling hikes through the verdant forests, allow you to discover hidden gems like the awe-inspiring diverse culture or the majestic Nilgiri Hills. Engage in adventurous activities such as country boat cruising or simply immerse yourself in the tranquility of the surrounding nature.

A trip to Chittagong hill tracts offers a vibrant tribal culture and lifestyle, adventure, lush reserved forest and wildlife. A beautiful country boat cruise on numerous lakes and rivers through the hilly zones of Bandarban and Rangamati.

As your journey through Chittagong and the Hill Tracts comes to an end, you’ll carry with you cherished memories of land brimming with natural beauty and cultural diversity. This six-day expedition promises to be an unforgettable experience, leaving you longing to return and explore more of Bangladesh’s captivating wonders.

All foreign nationals must obtain a particular hill tract visit permission from the respective authorities of each hill tract district. As an enlisted tour operator, we will look after and obtain all necessary local permits on your behalf.

Days 1-3: Dhaka

• Begin your journey in the capital city, Dhaka.
• Spend a few days exploring the city’s landmarks, such as Lalbagh Fort, Ahsan Manzil, and the National Museum.
• Dive into the bustling markets, sample local cuisine, and experience the vibrant street life of Old Dhaka.
• Visit the nearby Sonargaon, an ancient capital of Bengal, to explore historical sites and visit the Folk Art and Craft Museum.

Days 4 – 8: Sylhet and Srimangal

• Fly or take a long-distance train to Sylhet.
• Explore the lush tea gardens and visit attractions like Ratargul Swamp Forest, Jaflong, and Madhabkunda Waterfall.
• Travel to Srimangal, known as the tea capital of Bangladesh.
• Take a tour of tea estates, visit the Lawachara National Park, and experience the unique culture of the indigenous Khasia community.

Days 9 -12: Barisal and Sundarbans National Park

• Travel to the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Take a multi-day boat trip through the forest, spotting wildlife like Royal Bengal tigers, crocodiles, and various bird species.
• Experience the unique ecosystem of the Sundarbans and learn about its conservation efforts.

Days 13-16: Rajshahi and Paharpur

• Journey to Rajshahi, a city known for its rich history and archaeological sites.
• Explore the ancient ruins of Paharpur Buddhist Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Visit other historical sites like the Varendra Research Museum and Kantajew Temple.
• Enjoy a boat ride on the Padma River and witness the rural beauty of rural Bangladesh.

Days 17 -19: Cox’s Bazar

• Head to Chittagong, the second-largest city in Bangladesh.
• Visit historical sites like the Chittagong War Cemetery and explore the bustling Port City area.
• Travel to Cox’s Bazar, home to the world’s longest natural sandy beach.
• Relax on the beach, visit nearby attractions like Himchori Waterfall and Inani Beach, and indulge in delicious seafood.

Days 20-24: Rangamati and Bandarban

• Head to Rangamati, a scenic hill district located on the banks of Kaptai Lake.
• Explore the indigenous tribal villages, visit Buddhist monasteries, and enjoy boating on the lake.
• Travel to Bandarban, known for its breathtaking landscapes and the highest peaks in Bangladesh.
• Trek through the hills, visit tribal markets, and experience the unique culture of the indigenous communities.

Days 25-29: Chittagong Hill Tracts and return to Dhaka

• Explore the remote and beautiful regions of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, including Khagrachari and Rangamati.
• Immerse yourself in the natural beauty, visit waterfalls, explore tribal villages, and learn about the local traditions and customs.
• Return to Dhaka for your departure, allowing some time for shopping and reflecting on your journey.

Remember to consider the local weather conditions and any specific festivals or events happening during your visit, as they may affect your itinerary. Also, be sure to check for any travel advisories and make necessary arrangements for accommodations, transportation, and local guides in advance.

Any foreign national must obtain special hill tract visiting permission from the respective authorities of each individual hill tract district. We will look after and obtain all necessary local permits on our guest’s behalf.