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Bangladesh Is For Everyone – 16 days trip

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Bangladesh Is For Everyone – 16 days trip

$2950 tour starting at

Bangladesh is for everyone trip presents the tradition and rich reservoir of culture and an ever-evolving museum of human heritage. This journey is not only a tour but a celebration of history and heritage, art and culture, food and festivals, and a collage of its beauty and splendor within. This journey will introduce the excitements of Dhaka, Sylhet and Sreemangal, the Barisal Backwater – floating markets cruise and riverine life, some religious architecture around Bagerhat, and an adventurous journey through the world’s largest single-block mangrove forest Sundarbans.

Bangladesh’s culture is among the world’s oldest; its civilization began about 3000 years ago. One of the lasting achievements of civilization that flourished in Bangladesh is its architecture. Different architectural expressions transformed by the forces of history, culture, and religious beliefs are unique to Bangladesh.

Bangladesh has a rich tradition of music and dance. The music forms prevalent in Bangladesh include various folk, classical and popular songs that manifest the cultural heritage and spiritual alleviation. Bangladeshi cuisine is known for its subtle flavors, emphasizing on fish (Mach), vegetables (Shobjee), lentils (Daal) and rice (Bhat). Fresh sweet water fish is one of its distinctive features.

Old Dhaka is our inner courtyard where everyone has a happy time. The four hundred years old Dhaka caters to all your five senses. Your eyes would never forget the feast of colors this city has to offer. Walking through the old Dhaka streets, meeting people, riding rickshaws, boating on the Burigonga river, and visiting huge recycling industries besides the famous spots that this city has a name for! Visiting a Jamdani saree weaving factory and lost wax brass artisans is witnessing incredible art. Sonargaon – the first capital of Bengal on a deltic village, introduces the history and rich heritage. The lush natural abundance of Sylhet and Sreemangal awaits your exploration through the panoramic tea estates, tropical fruits groves, rainforests, wildlife and bird sanctuaries, vibrant life of tea workers and ethnic communities, trekking, cycling, pleasant cruise on rivers and marshy lands, and hand-picked comfortable accommodation according to your desire. Experiencing a five hours local train journey from Sreemangal to Dhaka is very interesting to feel the geographical changes. A boat journey over the Ganges delta from Dhaka to Barisal, backwater and cannel cruise, floating market exploration, the ancient architecture of Bagerhat, and the unparallel wilderness of Sundarban forest makes this trip a lifetime memory.

No matter how tiny the country is, but never too small to accommodate the world.

Day 1: Arrive at Dhaka airport, meet and greet your guide and driver, and have a lovely city orientation. Overnight stay at a hotel in Dhaka.

Day 2: Excursion to the first capital; Jamdani Saree weaving village, Sonargaon Folk Art and Culture Museum; Panam Nagar, Cruise on the Meghna River & primitive life of rural Char Village.

Day 3: Exciting Old Dhaka backstreet walk, meeting people; experiencing life, culture, and authentic old Dhaka food.

Day 4: Morning flight to Sylhet, city sightseeing, afternoon hike through the tea estates and local villages. Overnight stay at the hotel in town or at a nature resort on the outskirts.

Day 5: Meeting the stone harvesters and tribal communities at the enchanting foothills of Meghalaya. Traditional boat cruise on Lalakhal, driving through the beautiful landscape. Overnight stay at the same hotel in Sylhet.

Day 6: Drive to Srimangal in the morning. Relax and enjoy nature during the harsh light and afternoon excursion through a tribal village, a local bazaar, or hiking through the tea estates and fruit plantations. Overnight stay at a hotel or nature resort in Sreemangal.

Day 7: Lawacharra National Park, Khashia Tribal Village, birdwatching trip to Baikka Beel wetland bird sanctuary. Overnight stay at the same place in Sreemangal.

Day 8: Experience a scenic four-hour train journey from Srimangal to Dhaka in the morning. And overnight ferry from Dhaka to Barisal, crossing over the Ganges delta.

Day 9: Backwater canal cruise, floating market, and endless impression about the riverine life of the Ganges delta. Overnight stay at a hotel in Barisal town.

Day 10: Bagerhat – Islamic and Hindu architecture, UNESCO World Heritage Mosque, and embark on an adventurous boat journey through the magical mangrove forests of the Sundarbans. All meals and accommodations are on board.

Day 11: Early morning rowboat trip through a narrow creek for bird and wildlife spotting. Continue cruising towards the south-eastern wildlife sanctuaries to feel the beauty of the forest.

Day 12: Forest between land and sea, walk through the grasslands and dance forest to the most virgin beach in Bangladesh. Feel the forest and ever-changing ecosystem, cruise through creeks and mark the wildlife you have spotted. All meals and accommodations are on board. Your guide may invite you to watch some Sundarbans-related movies that we were a part of.

Day 13: Living with Tides and Tigers – People of the Sundarbans Forest: Witness the crucial effects of climate change on the vulnerable communities around the forest. From rising sea levels to frequent natural disasters, rapidly increasing salinity towards the inland waterways and forced migration from traditional agriculture to shrimp farming and other professions, their way of life is under constant threat. Learn how they have adapted to these challenges and become fully dependent on the forest for their survival, relying on it for food, shelter, and livelihood! Disembark in Mongla and drive to Dhaka for an overnight stay at a hotel.

Day 14: An adorable architectural masterpiece—the National Parliament building visit in the morning and followed by an interesting shopping experience from Dhaka. Shopping will include some traditional souvenir stores, produced and run by rural women’s cooperative associations. Overnight stay at the same hotel in Dhaka.

Day 15: Leaving Bangladesh to come back. You will be transferred to the airport according to your flight time to avail of your flight back home or to the next destination.

  • Tour Price
  • $ 2950
    price starts from
  • Group Size Per-person price in USD Or in BDT
    1 PAX $5,725.00 572,500.00
    2 PAX $3,499.00 349,900.00
    4 PAX $3,239.00 323,900.00
    6+ PAX $2,950.00 295,000.00
    +15% VAT and 1.2% to 2.5% charges will be applicable while paying by credit card.
  • Accommodation at the hotels on a sharing basis with complimentary breakfast.
  • Meal plans as mentioned above.
  • All sightseeing and transfers by reserved air-conditioned vehicles.
  • All sightseeing, related entrance charges, and local permits, as per the itinerary.
  • All local transport, rickshaws, boats, and others during the trip according to the situation.
  • All domestic flights, train, ferry, and bus tickets, as per the itinerary.
  • Bottled water, tea, coffee, seasonal fruits, and snacks during sightseeing tours and long drives.
  • Lunch during the trip from day 1 till the end.
  • All presently applicable government taxes.
  • An expert English-speaking tour guide with photographic knowledge and experience, all the way.
  • Traditional gift items, maps, and related books [1 set for each couple and every individual will get a full set]
  • Accommodation at the hotels on a sharing basis with complimentary breakfast.
  • Meal plans as mentioned above.
  • All sightseeing and transfers by reserved air-conditioned vehicles.
  • All sightseeing, related entrance charges, and local permits, as per the itinerary.
  • All local transport, rickshaws, boats, and others during the trip according to the situation.
  • All domestic flights, train, ferry, and bus tickets, as per the itinerary.
  • Bottled water, tea, coffee, seasonal fruits, and snacks during sightseeing tours and long drives.
  • Lunch during the trip from day 1 till the end.
  • Destination
  • Dress Code
    Casual, comfortable athletic clothing, closed shoes, hat. Warm jacket during the winter (November to February). Raincoat/ umbrella during the rainy season (May to August). Full sleeves are always necessary while visiting any religious place, mosque, temple, church or a trip during Ramadan.

Tour Location

This tour is a combination with few days around Dhaka, Sonargaon, Sylhet, Sreemangal, Barisal and Sundarban forest.
Old Dhaka is our inner courtyard, where everyone has a happy time. The four-hundred-year-old Dhaka caters to all your five senses. Your eyes will never forget the feast of colors this city has to offer. Walking through the old Dhaka streets, meeting people, riding rickshaws, boating on the Burigonga River, and visiting huge recycling industries are just some of the famous spots that this city has a name for! Visiting a Jamdani saree weaving factory and lost wax brass artisans is witnessing incredible art. Sonargaon, the first capital of Bengal in a deltic village, introduces the history and rich heritage. The lush natural abundance of Sylhet and Sreemangal awaits your exploration through the panoramic tea estates, tropical fruit groves, rainforests, wildlife, and bird sanctuaries, the vibrant lives of tea workers and ethnic communities, trekking, cycling, pleasant cruises on rivers and marshy lands, and hand-picked comfortable accommodation according to your desire. Experiencing a five-hour local train journey from Sreemangal to Dhaka is very interesting to feel the geographical changes. A boat journey over the Ganges delta from Dhaka to Barisal, a backwater and cannel cruise, floating market exploration, the ancient architecture of Bagerhat, and the unparalleled wilderness of Sundarbans Forest make this trip a lifetime memory.

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