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Bangladesh travel of bangladesh expeditions Day-02: in this day we will visit old Dhaka main following sights. Built 1859 – 1872 as the seat of Dhaka Nawab. In the evening transfer to the hotel.

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Day-01: meet on arrival and transfer to hotel, lunch / di

nner on your own at the hotel restaurant, if time permits we visit National Assembly, Dhaka university, Karzan hall and old high court complex, overnight in hotel victory or hotel 71. Main interesting sights are
• Liberation war museum ( Aka freedom fighters memorial museum )
• Short break looking Language Martyrs monument from car
• Star Mosque ( built in Mughal style 3 domed Mosque in early 19th Century, it was rebuilt 1962 by alijan bepary adjacent 5 domed and varanda with English China Bangla – tiles and decorated motifs of blue star, created hundred of blue star and on the Domes of white marble )
• Ahshan Monzil ( Pink palace ) French architectural with terracotta on the bank of Buriganga river, is considered best beautiful building in Dhaka city. Renovation took place between 1985 – 92.
• Sadarghat Port is the dynamic place in Dhaka, is one of the largest river port if the world where everyday about 250 small and large passengers launches depart and arrival at the terminal. In the other part of the river where river craft and largest local garments beyond the river, hundred s of country boats laden passengers crossing the river.
• Walking through hindu street and chawk market
• Visit one of the Rickshaw art pain
• Lalbagh fort built 1678 ad by Prince Mohammad Azam, son of Emperor Aurangazeb, one of the best peaceful monument in Dhaka city to know about Mughal. Main interesting are southern wall, Tob of Bari bibi ( wife of Azam and daughter of Viceroy Shaistha Khan ) this memorial following design of Emperor Humayan Tomb and Tajmahal design, three domed Mosque, Hummam ( royal bath ) and audience hall. Day-03: depart Dhaka at 07:00 am by our reserved A/c vehicle for the drive to Rajshahi, on the way stop either to look the hand loom factory at Tangail for 15 minute or on the way visit Natore Maharaja’s palace, continue on to Puthia (100km ) Temple City main are terracotta’s ornate Shiva, Jagannat and guvinda temples, , overnight in Rajashi nice hotel or similar. Day-04: a sunrise cruise on Padma river after breakfast visit varendra research museum to look the highest collection of excavated utensils and terracotta’s ) afterwards drive about to Paharpur (100km) on the way visit Kusumba Mosque, in this rest of the day visit following sights-
• Ruins of the Buddhist vihara at Paharpur
• Jaggadal vihara on tentative list for inclusion in World heritage site
• Halud vihara
Later In the afternoon 2 hours drive to Dinajpur for night stay. Day-05: this morning drive to visit palace and countries best valued ornate terracotta’s Kantanagar Temple, continue on to Mahasthangarh – the earliest Capital of Bangladesh dating back 3rd Century. Fortified areas were used till the 18th Century AD. (Formerly known as Pundravardhana), Mahasthangarh is considered to be sacred by Buddhists and Hindus comparable. Visit the Mazar ( holy tomb) of shah sultan Balkhi mahisawar near the hindu temple of Mahasthangarh, built in together with the ancient and medieval ruins. He was holy person devoted to islam who came to the Mahasthangarh area with vision of spreading Islam among non Muslims. He converted the people of this area to Islam and settled here. Drive to Bogra for night stay. Day-06: at around 07:30 am 3 hours drive to Sirajgonj to visit the Chars of the Jamuna river accessbilbe by boat. The river about 22km wide in the main tributary channel of the mighty Barhmaputra river as it flows from India to Bangladesh. The Jamuna is braided network of interacting channels with numerous sandy bed ( Chars ) we discover the char village to observe the simplicity of Char life and know their society, education and culture. We return drive for Dhaka after having lunch from Jamuna resort. Those ending the tour
If you have an evening flight transfer to aiport or morning flight additional price @ 4,000 TAKA for night stay and airport transfer
Day-07: Depart Dhaka by 07:00am about to Chittagong for night stay at Asian SR or similar 3 star hotel. On the way 29km stop to visit Sonargaon which was the Capital of Bengal ( 13th to 17th Century ) we visit 101 room palace now turned into folk museum and Panam ruins city of sheep which was British cloth trade center during colonial period afterwards continue to Comilla Buddhist archaeological sites dating back 8th Century was cultural and education center till the 12th Century. Main sight are – Shalvan vihara, museum, rupban mura, itakhola mura and triratna Stupa, after having lunch from Miami restaurant continue on to Chittagong for night stay. Day-08: at around 07:30am depart Chittagong about to Bandarban, on the way stop to entry point where foreign tourists are controlled by government to show the permits copy. On arrival check in hillside resort or similar after lunch outing to visit
• Visit Dhatu zadi ( Golden temple )
• Marma ethnic village
• Cruise on hill around Shangu river
From the Golden temple it is a 15 minute drive to pier at kechinghata where we board on a wooden boat and 1 hour cruise to reach the baroitoli Marma village, on the way of cruise, you find indigenous agricultural system ( JHUM CHAS ) upon arrival to the Boroitoli meet with tribal people for photography, overnight in Bandarban. Day-09: in this morning at 07:00 am drive by the car of moon to Nilgiri where from you can look the whole bandarban and far beach of Cox’s bazaar, on the way explore Bawm tribes and Shailo propat waterfalls stream , return to hotel for check out within short time for the drive to Chittagong to take the evening last flight to Dhaka. on arrival Chittagong sleeper class train journey to Srimangal (countries evergreen area and tea capital )
Those ending the tour Price per person
Mountain hiking around tribal villages and beach tour
Day 10: in the morning depart Bandarban to Ruma, on arrival drive to Ruma by car of moon then continue on to Boga lake via Ruma bazaar by 4 wheel jeep for night stay in indigenous guest home. BBQ dinner will be served
Day 11: Full day trekking, after having breakfast walking start for Keokradong. On the way, we will visit some waterfall and Darjeeling Para indigenous village (Darjeeling of Bengal). It will take 3 and half hours by walking. Lunch at Keokradong 3rd highest peaks and explore Zadiphai waterfalls Passing Para Murong Village, 2 hours and half hike down to Boga lake for night stay
Day 12: After breakfast we will trek to Komola Bazaar and drive to Ruma . On the way, visit Khumi para and Marma village before reaching Ruma bazaar, drive to Ruma for Bandarban, on the way stop to spend time in the stream of Shailapropat waterfall and check in Resort. After Lunch visit Meghla tourist spot, Golden Temple and hanging bridge, overnight at Hillside Resort. Day -13: in the morning public bus journey to Cox’s bazaar, on arrival check in beach front 3 star hotel after having lunch drive to himchari hill and much more fun in the inani beach before sunset started our return drive back to hotel for night stay. Day-14: Explore Moheskhali island for its famous Adinath Temple and pagoda accessible by offshore island boat, return to have lunch in Cox’s bazaar and return afternoon flight to Dhaka and those not ending the tour afternoon A/c bus journey to Chittagong for the sleeper class train journey to Srimangal. Those return to Dhaka transfer to the hotel nearby airport for next day onwards flight. Sylhet and Srimangal tour feature:
Rain forest, Madhobpur green lake around hill, tea garden, Madhobkunda waterfalls, Jafflong stone collection activities and shrine’s. Day-15: on arrival Srimangal (countries evergreen region and tea capital) check in tea resort for breakfast afterwards 5km drive to explore Lawacherra rain forest where you spot the hoolock gibbons and endangered animal after 2 hours walking through off the beaten path completed then have a green tea more 20 minute walking to explore khasia tribal village in the forest, return to resort for swimming and lunch. In the afternoon drive about 40km to visit the hill around Madhobpur lake, on the way through another narrow tea garden road both sight fascinating charms attracts by any nature lover. Day-16: in this morning leave Srimangal for the drive to Sylhet, on the way move to visit Madhobkunda waterfalls if you wish hiking 200ft to look the stream of country largest waterfalls, continue on to Sylhet for night stay at hotel Metro internation or similar. Day-17: Day 10- Jafflong – Tamabil – jaintapur
In the morning drive to Jafflong - one of the most panoramic beautiful areas of Bangladesh, close to the Indian border. Here we can see how the local people are collecting stone, with great opportunities to see a different side of Bangladeshi life and superb chances for photography. Visit the village across the river to meet Khasia tribal people and see their daily lifestyle, overnight at Hotel Metro International or similar. Day 18 - Sylhet – Dhaka by air
after an early breakfast visit the shrine of the great saint Hazrat Shah Jalal ( R), in the afternoon flight back to Dhaka. Price per person those ending the tour

BEST TRAVEL DESTINATION OF BANGLADESH that can be covered within 13-days expeditions !Here is what’s waiting for you:Dha...
03/06/2026

BEST TRAVEL DESTINATION OF BANGLADESH that can be covered within 13-days expeditions !
Here is what’s waiting for you:

Dhaka: Dive headfirst into the vibrant, chaotic pulse of the capital city.

Bagerhat & Sundarbans: Walk through 15th-century history at the UNESCO Mosque City, then track the Royal Bengal Tiger in the world's largest mangrove forest.

Narail: Witness the rare, centuries-old tradition of fishing with trained otters! 🦦

Srimangal: Sip 7-layered tea surrounded by emerald tea valleys and trek through rainforests echoing with the calls of Hoolock Gibbons.

Chittagong: Grab your camera for a thrilling boat ride to photograph the colossal shipbreaking yards.

Bandarban: Cruise the misty Sangu River and hike up to remote hill-tribe villages above the clouds.

Cox’s Bazar: Cruise down the breathtaking Marine Drive to witness the massive moon-shaped sampan boats at the fisherman's harbor and explore the country’s largest dried fish yards.

This isn’t just a holiday; it’s a raw, unfiltered expedition sculpted by nature and heritage.

Discover the untamed: Bangladesh Nature & Heritage Expeditions Embark on a carefully crafted journey shaped by nature, culture, and adventure across the most captivating landscapes of Bangladesh. From the historic mosque city of Bagerhat to the untamed wilderness of the Sundarbans, discover a land w

Ready to step off the beaten path? 🇧🇩✨ Bangladesh is Asia’s best-kept secret for true adventurers. Imagine a journey whe...
02/06/2026

Ready to step off the beaten path? 🇧🇩

✨ Bangladesh is Asia’s best-kept secret for true adventurers. Imagine a journey where adventure unfolds naturally between two magnificent coastlines, and every single day brings a new cultural or natural wonder.

From the misty, cloud-kissed mountains of Bandarban to the endless golden sands of Cox’s Bazar, this isn’t just a holiday—it’s an expedition through untamed wilderness, vibrant tribal traditions, and timeless heritage.

If you are a traveler seeking authentic experiences, raw photography, and deep discovery, Bangladesh is calling.

🎒 Read the full itinerary and secure your spot: Bangladesh Nature & Cultural Heritage Beach and island tours of Bangladesh expeditions

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2 Days Trip to Srimangal - tea valley, rainforest, tribal village !
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2 Days Trip to Srimangal - tea valley, rainforest, tribal village !

Tour through SYLHET & SRIMANGAL - the tea valley, rainforest wildlife, jaflong valley, lalakhal cruise and stone mines activities, learn about the history and culture of Wari-Bateswar & Sonargaon Nestled among the emerald landscapes of Sylhet, travelers are invited into a world where evergreen rainf

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Bangladesh photo scenic majesty of rural greenery and laid-back life within the close proximity of UNESCO listed world cultural and natural heritage sites of the Sundarbans. hillside valleys embracing the cultural landscape before being immersed into the Bay of Bengal. terraced tea plantation, pristine nature, archaeological sites, the lost city and historical attractions, the world largest mangrove forest wildlife diversity where Royal Bengal Tiger represent the value of iconic power. Various cruise and backwater cruise to the floating markets when well-worth expeditions through DHAKA – BARISAL – BAGERHAT – SUNDARBANS – KHULNA – RAJSHAHI – BOGRA – SRIMANGAL – MOINAMOTI – SONARGAON – CHITTAGONG – RANGAMATI & BANDARBAN HILL TRACTS – COX’S BAZAR BEACH & Beach and island tours of Bangladesh expeditions

14 Cities of Whole Bangladesh to be covered: Bangladesh unfolds like a timeless river expeditions where emerald countryside, ancient civilizations, wildlife frontiers, and coastal horizons blend into one extraordinary expedition. From the bustling heritage lanes of Dhaka to the tranquil backwaters o

Bangladesh domain cultural and built heritage sites. Moving from the bustling capital of Dhaka through ancient Buddhist ...
25/05/2026

Bangladesh domain cultural and built heritage sites. Moving from the bustling capital of Dhaka through ancient Buddhist universities, medieval Islamic capitals, and exquisite Hindu temple towns, this itinerary highlights how the nation's architectural marvels intertwine with its vibrant living culture.

Bangladesh’s most profound cultural and built heritage sites. Moving from the bustling capital of Dhaka through ancient Buddhist universities, medieval Islamic capitals, and exquisite Hindu temple towns, this itinerary highlights how the nation's architectural marvels intertwine with its vibrant living culture.

Key Expedition Pillars & Destinations
1. The Gateway: Architectural Stratum of Dhaka
The Essence: A sensory introduction to layers of Mughal, Colonial, and Modernist architecture.

Key Highlights: * Lalbagh Fort: The iconic, uncompleted 17th-century Mughal palace fortress.

Ahsan Manzil: The striking Pink Palace reflecting grand colonial-era Zamindar living.

National Parliament (Jatiyo Sangsad Bhaban): Louis Kahn’s modern masterpiece, symbolizing a young nation's forward-looking identity.

2. Capital of the East: Sonargaon & Panam Nagar
The Essence: A transition from the historic seat of the Bengal Sultanate to a ghost town of colonial merchant wealth.

Key Highlights:

Panam Nagar: A hauntingly beautiful, abandoned 19th-century street lined with Indo-European style merchant mansions.

Goaldi Mosque: A pristine example of single-dome Sultanate architecture.

3. The Terracotta Trail: Puthia Temple Town & Rajshahi
The Essence: The pinnacle of late-medieval Hindu temple architecture, cradled by the silk-producing heritage of Rajshahi.

Key Highlights:

Puthia Temple Cluster: Bangladesh’s densest concentration of historic Hindu structures, featuring the Govinda Temple with its breathtaking, intricate terracotta panels depicting Epic Hindu tales.

Rajshahi: A cultural hub on the banks of the Padma River, rich with silk traditions and colonial-era educational institutions.

4. Ancient Citadels & Sacred Spaces: Mahasthangarh & Wari-Bateswar
The Essence: Walking through the oldest urban archeological footprints in the delta, tracing roots back over two millennia.

Key Highlights:

Mahasthangarh (Bogra): The monumental defensive walls and ruins of Pundranagara, dating back to at least the 3rd century BCE.

Wari-Bateswar (Narsingdi): An iron-age roots site uncovering evidence of an ancient river port town with maritime trade links reaching the Roman world.

5. The Giants of Bengal Buddhism: Mainamati & Paharpur (UNESCO)
The Essence: Spiritual and intellectual centers of ancient Asia where philosophy, art, and geometry converged.

Key Highlights:

Somapura Mahavihara at Paharpur (UNESCO World Heritage Site): The largest Buddhist vihara south of the Himalayas. Its vast quadrangle and central cruciform temple heavily influenced the architectural styles of Southeast Asia (including Angkor Wat and Pagan).

Mainamati (Comilla): A vibrant ridge of dozens of Buddhist sites, including Shalban Vihara, which served as a premier seat of learning between the 7th and 12th centuries.

6. The Islamic Renaissance: Bagerhat Mosque City (UNESCO)
The Essence: A 15th-century frontier city reclaimed from the edge of the Sundarbans mangrove forest, showing early engineering prowess.

Key Highlights:

Sixty Dome Mosque (UNESCO World Heritage Site): Khan Jahan Ali's architectural marvel, featuring uniquely curved Tughlaq-influenced roofs and 60 stone pillars supporting 77 brick domes.

Target Audience & Publication Tone
Tone: Evocative, deeply respectful, adventurous, and scholarly yet accessible.

Audience: Culturally curious travelers, history enthusiasts, architectural photographers, and heritage preservationists looking for off-the-beaten-path expeditions.

Suggested Narrative Flow
Introduction: Challenge the modern misconception of Bangladesh as merely a floodplain by establishing its rich historical status as a wealthy global trading nexus.

Chronological Journey: Route the traveler from the ancient brick structures of Mahasthangarh and Wari-Bateswar, through the spiritual zeniths of Paharpur and Mainamati, into the Islamic golden eras of Bagerhat and Sonargaon, concluding with the intricate artistry of Puthia and the urban layers of Dhaka.

10-Day Archaeological & World Heritage Itinerary:

Day 1: Dhaka Arrival and visit around
visit National Parliament, Lalbagh Fort, and Ahsan Manzil (Pink Palace), Karzan hall, Hindu Street, Old Dhaka heritage building etc.

Day 2: Sonargaon & Mainamati
At around 8:00 AM drive towards Mainamati to know the past glorious Buddhist ruins of the 8th-12th century afterwards explore Panam City (the lost merchant city), Goaldi Mosque, and terracotta palace.
overnight cruise to Barisal based ship VIP room accommodation.

Day-3: Barisal & Bagerhat
Early morning car drive for backwater cruise around Floating markets and the unique riverine lifestyle of the southern delta.
In the afternoon, drive towards Bagerhat (UNESCO); The Sixty Dome Mosque, Nine Dome Mosque, and the Shrine of Khan Jahan Ali.

Day 4: Sundarbans (UNESCO Natural Heritage):
A Day-long cruise into the world's largest mangrove forest to see wildlife and natural heritage. Explore Harbaria Eco-tourism center, Canal cruise, Karamjal crocodile breeding center, Dolphins watch and explore fisherman village.

Day-5: Khulna – Rajshahi & explore Puthia Temple town and Bagha Mosque
After having quick lunch, drive to explore the Terracotta palace of Puthia (Shiva, dol mondir, jagannath and Govinda Temple)
Later, drive towards Bagha Mosque – one of the most terracotta bricks-built sultanate Mosque, in the evening drive back to Jatra flagship hotel
Northward to Rajshahi Visit Kusumba Mosque (famed stone carvings) and the Varendra Research Museum.

Day-6: Paharpur (UNESCO Heritage) -Kushumba Mosque & Mahasthangarh
At around 7:00 AM drive to explore the Somapura Mahavihara, the largest Buddhist monastery south of the Himalayas. On the way short visit stone built precious Kushumba Mosque.
In the afternoon after having quick lunch visit Mahasthan Museum, Govinda vita, fortified Mahasthangarh city wall, JIyot k***a, Gokul m**h and Vasu Vihara.

Day-7: MAHASTHANGARH – SITAKOT VIHARA & KANTAJEW TEMPLE
After having breakfast drive towards the 3rd-century BC ruins at Mahasthangarh if any missing place afterwards drive to Dinajpur to visit the magnificent terracotta Kantajew Temple, the largest dilapidated palace and sitakot vihara. Drive back to Momo inn for night halt.

Day-8: Bogra – Tangail – Dhaka
Return to Dhaka, on the way move to Visit the Atiya Mosque in Tangail.

Day-9: Dhaka sightseeing before your departure flight

Price per person: US$ 1500 if run by 2 persons
Price per person: US$ 1000 if run by 4 persons
Price per person: US$ 900 if run by 6 persons
Price Includes:
* AC private car for 2 persons or Microbus / Hiace for 4-6 persons
* All sight-seeing by reserved AC vehicle
* All Museum and Monuments entry fees
* All food ( B,L, D ) from quality restaurant
* Khulna to Rajshahi morning train on a AC chair seat
* Dhaka – Barisal luxury AC VIP room for night ship cruise
* 2 nights Dhaka hotel on Sky city in’t ( 4-star)
* 1 night in Mongla pashur hotel ( Motel large room )
* ! night in Khulna Jatra Flagship city center ( 4-star)
* Rajshahi hotel 1 night in Jatra flagship ( 4-star)
* Bogra 2 nights in Momo inn ( 5-star)

Hotline: +88 01976174432 ( WhatsApp)
https://expeditions-bd.com/tour_packages/world-heritage-tour/

CRUISE ON MEGHNA RIVER & VISIT SONARGAON Experience Rural Beauty on a cruise on Meghna & Ancient cultural built Heritage...
17/05/2026

CRUISE ON MEGHNA RIVER & VISIT SONARGAON
Experience Rural Beauty on a cruise on Meghna & Ancient cultural built Heritage of Sonargaon: Full-Day Tour from Dhaka
Escape the bustling capital for a day to experience the timeless charm of Bangladesh’s riverine life and the rich history of its ancient capital. This curated full-day excursion seamlessly blends an island village cruise on the Meghna River with a journey through the historic ruins of Sonargaon.

Tour Highlights
• Meghna River Cruise & Island Exploration: Board a traditional wooden engine boat to cruise the expansive Meghna River. Step onto a remote island village (char) to experience a lifestyle unchanged for generations.
• Authentic Rural Life Encounters: Walk through the island to see local farmers tending to cattle and fishermen casting nets into the river. Witness the vibrant, simple rhythms of daily life, from children swimming joyfully in the currents to village women performing daily chores and taking traditional open showers by the riverbanks.
• Island Picnic Lunch: Savor a freshly prepared, authentic Bangladeshi lunch featuring local river fish, traditional curries, and lentils, served right in the heart of the island village.
• Panam Nagar (The Ghost City): Explore the eerie yet beautiful ruins of a 19th-century merchant city. Walk down a single street lined with dozens of abandoned, ornate mansions blending Mughal and British colonial architecture.
• Sonargaon Palace (Bara Sardar Bari): Visit the beautifully restored grand palace, now an enchanting folk art and heritage museum, surrounded by pristine lakes and lush gardens.
• Goaldi Mosque: Step back into the 16th century by visiting one of the oldest surviving pre-Mughal single-dome mosques in Bangladesh, hidden gracefully among the village foliage.

Know the glorious history of Sonargaon and Experience the scenic majesty aboard a traditional wooden boat, visiting typical activities of farmers and fisherman and enjoy island architecture while cruising the Meghna River.

photo expeditions in and around Dhaka - Sylhet & Srimangal
14/05/2026

photo expeditions in and around Dhaka - Sylhet & Srimangal

14/05/2026

LUXURY TOUR IN BANGLADESH with Bangladesh travel package of Bangladesh Expeditions

28/11/2023

Expeditions-bd is a very experienced Award-winning tour operator in Bangladesh. We are providing a satisfying professional travel experience in Bangladesh. It is one of the leading Tourism Company in Bangladesh.

28/11/2023

NATURE & WILDLIFE TOUR IN Bangladesh
Nature and wildlife markedly popular in Bangladesh due to abundance of Primates species in Srimangal rainforest and particularly, the World largest Sundarbans Mangrove swamps are only habitats of Wildlife and no human beings. The innumerable species of creations including fauna are surviving in the acts of environmental balance as The Royal Bengal Tiger stirring to represent the infinite value of Bangladesh nature and Wildlife.
https://expeditions-bd.com/tour/nature-and-wildlife-tour/

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