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Type:
Cultural
Price from:
225 USD /person
Phone:
+8801714094175
Fax:
+88029887250
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer
Duration:
6 days
Location Start:
Dhaka Airport
Location Finish:
Dhaka Airport
Start time:
07:00 HRS.
End time:
07:00 HRS.
We Speak:
English, Chinese, Japanese, Russian
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Last updated: 05/07/2010

DHAKA- MYMENSHING- BOGRA- RANGPUR- BURIMARI (Indian Border)

The Tranquil Bangladesh!!!

Bangladesh is the real surprise and one of the best stopover destinations for the tourists. The strategic position of Bangladesh with breath taking view of virgin country side, panoramic rivers and canals, emerald green villages, croplands & unspoiled nature with the rich cultural heritage turned this country as the most potential eco-tourist destination of the south Asian region.

Down to the slope of great Himalayan valley, Bangladesh is bordered by India in the north, west & east and guarded by the blue water of the Bay of Bengal in the south. South-eastern border is a frontier of 288 sq. km. with Mianmar.

Bangladesh is a land of breathtaking natural beauty, people with remarkable hospitality and resilience. In the world of tourism, she is best known for the longest unbroken natural sea beach of Cox’s Bazar and the largest mangrove forest of Sundarban. Indeed, there are more heritages that remain to be projected widely. Of many, for instance, the Buddhist Monastery in Paharpur remains by far the largest in the south of the Himalayas. That way, Bangladesh stands in the crossroads of Muslim, especially Sufi, Buddhist and Hindu traditions that burgeoned over centuries and kept flourishing still. Rich nature aside, Bangladesh takes pride in a warm and hospitable people of diverse ethnic, religious background living peacefully for centuries. While you are in Bangladesh, surely, one is to experience it first-hand in terms of her in all her cultural traditions.

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Itinerary

Day 1

Arrive Dhaka
Arrive Dhaka & have a shower of Mass. You can enjoy colorful traffics in the city, horse coach to Mercedes coaches are running in the same street. Now a days Dhaka is known as City of Rickshow (Tricycle) earlier it was known as City of Mosques. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight stay at Dhaka.

Day 2

Dhaka (Sonargaon & city tour)
Enjoy a full day Dhaka city tour today, covering Sonargaon, the old capital of Bengal- when you walk on the street passing the ruins of the buildings of 13th century & you will feel the glories past of “Sonar Bangla” the Golden Bengal, on that time Bengal was a high profile region in the world through its reach business, agriculture, art & cultural activities. Also visit “Sardar Bari” the mansion of local flock art museum Curzon Hall- build in early 19th century famous for its unique (combination of British & Mughal) architectural design, Shahid Minar- monument of International Mother Language Day declared by UNESCO in 1981. We are the only nation who fought for the language, Dhakeshwari Temple-The name of Dhaka came from this temple, Lalbagh Fort- Build by Prince Azam during Moghuls, Ahsan Manjil- Former residence of Dhaka Kings, National Parliament Building-Famous work of American architect Louis I. Kahn & Aarong-Handicraft shop. Overnight in Dhaka.

Day 3

Excursion to Mymenshing (Visit National Park)
Drive to Mymenshing via Tangail. Visit Madhupur National Park at Rajendrapur & local sightseeing at Mymenshing. Overnight Stay at hotel in Mymenshing.

Day 4

Mymenshing to Bogra ( Visit Mahastangarh)
After breakfast drive to Borgra From here we continue to Mahasthangarh - an old fortress dating back to the 3rd Century B.C. In the evening, we visit the local market and have a cultural experience. Overnight stay in Bogra.

Day 5

Bogra to Rangpur
Dive to Rangpur en-route visit Paharpur-The biggest Buddist monument of southern Himalaya. It is the UNESCO World Heritage Site. At this Budsdhist Monastery we see the Buddhist Vihara dating back to the 8th century - the largest monastery south of the Himalayas. Its layout perfectly adapted to its religious function, this monastery-city represents a unique artistic achievement. With its simple, harmonious lines and its profusion of carved decoration, it influenced Buddhist architecture as far away as Cambodia. From here we continue to Mahasthan - an old fortress dating back to the 3rd Century B.C. In the evening, we visit the local market and have a cultural experience.Overnight stay at Rangpur.

Day 6

Rangpur-Changrabandha (India border)
After breakfast drive to Burimari/Changrabandh border.

Extra Information

Inclusions -
Accommodation in Twin/triple share basis at choice of hotels with breakfast. Air conditioned Transport for transfers & sightseeing tour as per itinerary. All through English speaking Guide service.
Exclusions -
Lunch & Dinner, Entry fees of the monuments, Tips etc.
Extras -
Domestic/International air ticket & Other personal expanses which is not mentioned above.

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