17 Days Tour in Bangladesh – Authentic Experience

This 17 days tour in Bangladesh covers the most highlighted places. You can enjoy in relaxation. A ready tour package is below. You can customize it. The best route in the itinerary.

Itinerary of 17 Days Tour in Bangladesh

• Start & Ends: Dhaka,
• Destination: Dhaka – Bagerhaat – Mongla – Sundarban – Rajshahi – Bogura – Dhaka – Srimangal – Sylhet – Chittagong – Rangamati – Cox’s Bazar – Dhaka.

• 1st Day: Arrival & Old Dhaka Immersion, the Chaotic Capital, Dhaka
  • Morning: Land at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka. Our tour guide will receive you and transfer to hotel in 40 minutes. Check into your hotel and freshen up.
  • Afternoon: Dive straight into the vibrant chaos of Old Dhaka. Take a traditional cycle rickshaw ride through the narrow, bustling streets of Shankhari Bazar (Hindu Street). A good place for photography and lifestyle of Hindu culture.
  • Late Afternoon: Visit the magnificent Ahsan Manzil (The Pink Palace), standing elegantly along the Buriganga River. Watch the chaotic dance of country boats and large passenger ferries from the Sadarghat Launch Terminal.
  • Food Tip: Enjoy an authentic dinner of Kacchi Biryani at the famous Haji Biryani. Main food is steam rice with vegetable, fish and meat.
  • Overnight at hotel in Dhaka as option below.

• 2nd Day: Architectural Gems & Sovereignty History, Dhaka
  • Morning: Explore the incomplete 17th-century Mughal fortress, Lalbagh Fort, and marvel at the tomb of Pari Bibi. Next, stop by the Dhakeshwari Temple, the national Hindu temple of Bangladesh.
  • Afternoon: Tour to the National Parliament House (Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban), designed by American legendary architect Louis Kahn. It is globally celebrated as a masterpiece of modern architecture. You can visit it from outside the fence.
  • Late Afternoon: Stroll around the tranquil grounds of Dhaka University, visiting the Curzon Hall and the Central Shaheed Minar to understand the roots of the Bengali Language Movement.
  • Overnight at hotel in Dhaka as option.

Overnight Launch Journey from Dhaka & Sundarbans Forest

• 3rd Day: Visit Dhaka, Overnight Launch Journey to Hularhat,
  • Morning: Visit pottery village or walk in the forest.
  • Evening: Board the launch (ferry) — from Dhaka’s Sadarghat.
  • Overnight: Sleep in a first-class AC cabin as the launch navigates the massive, meandering river networks of southern Bangladesh.

• 4th Day: Entering the Sundarbans (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Hularhat to Mongla
  • Morning: Disembark at Hularhat pier and take a private vehicle to Mongla port.
  • Afternoon: Drive to Bagerhat, a spectacular UNESCO World Heritage site representing 15th-century Islamic architecture. Explore the iconic Sixty Dome Mosque (Shait Gumbad Masjid), famous for its Tughlaq-style architecture. Visit the nearby Nine-Dome Mosque and the Shrine of Hazrat Khan Jahan Ali.
  • Late Afternoon: Board your specialized, eco-friendly Sundarbans cruise vessel. Begin sailing south into the Sundarbans, the largest mangrove forest on Earth.
  • Evening: Anchor deep inside the forest. Listen to the nocturnal sounds of the wilderness from the ship’s deck.
  • Overnight at private cabin.

• 5th Day: Wildlife Spotting & Forest Trekking, Sundaban
  • Morning: Take a silent, hand-paddled wooden boat ride through narrow creeks at dawn. This is the absolute best time to spot Bengal tigers, saltwater crocodiles, spotted deer, and rare birds. You can walk as well for hours.
  • Afternoon: Hike through the forest trails at Kotka Wildlife Sanctuary or Kochikhali. Climb the watchtowers for a panoramic view of the canopy.
  • Evening: Sail back toward Mongla / Khulna while enjoying a traditional fresh seafood dinner on board.
  • Overnight at cabin launch.

Drive to Rajshahi & Paharpur – Ancient Empires

• 6th Day: Mongla to Rajshahi, a long drive
  • Morning: Drive to Rajshahi from Mongla which takes about 7 hours for 300 kilometers.
  • Afternoon: Visit some archaeological sites if time permits.
  • Overnight at hotel in Rajshahi.

• 7th Day: Silk City & Varendra Research Museum, Rajshahi
  • Morning: Visit the center of Bangladesh’s silk industry. Visit a local factory to see how pure silk is spun and woven. OR, visit landlord house, temple and oldest mosque.
  • Afternoon: Tour to the Varendra Research Museum, the oldest museum in the country, showcasing an incredible collection of ancient Hindu, Buddhist, and Islamic sculptures.
  • Late Afternoon: Walk along the Padma River embankment to catch a breathtaking sunset over the border lines of India.
  • Overnight at hotel in Rajshahi.

• 8th Day: Somapura Mahavihara (Paharpur), Rajshahi to Dhaka
  • Morning: Drive north to Naogaon to visit Somapura Mahavihara in Paharpur, another prominent UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Afternoon: Explore the ruins of this 8th-century Buddhist monastery, which was once the largest intellectual center south of the Himalayas. Marvel at the terracotta plaques detailing ancient daily life.
  • Late Afternoon: Drive to Dhaka. Overnight at hotel in Dhaka.

Sylhet, Srimangal – the green carpet and tea capital of Bangladesh

• 9th Day: Sreemangal – The Tea Capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka to Srimangal
  • Morning: Arrive in Sreemangal. Check into an eco-resort nestled inside a tea estate.
  • Afternoon: Rent a bicycle to explore the rolling green hills of the local tea gardens. Visit the Nilkantha Tea Cabin to taste the famous, layered 7-color tea.
  • Later Afternoon: Walk through the tribal villages of the Monipuri and tea worker communities to see their traditional weaving styles.
  • Overnight at hotel in Srimangal.

• 10th Day: Lawachara National Park & Rainforest, Srimangal to Sylhet
  • Morning: Go on a guided hike inside Lawachara National Park, a semi-evergreen rainforest home to the critically endangered Western Hoolock Gibbons.
  • Afternoon: Visit the scenic Madhabpur Lake, where blue water-lilies blanket the surface amidst amphitheater-like tea estates.
  • Late Afternoon: Drive northeast to the spiritual city of Sylhet.
  • Overnight at hotel in Sylhet.

• 11th Day: Sylhet’s Crystal Rivers & Shrines, Sylhet
  • Morning: Drive to Jaflong 1.30 hours. Watch natural mountain view of Indian sights.
  • Afternoon: Take a boat trip down the crystal-clear waters of the Lalakhal where you can see the emerald-green riverbed against the backdrop of the Indian Meghalaya hills. Return to Sylhet city to visit the holy shrines of Hazrat Shah Jalal and Hazrat Shah Paran.
  • Overnight at hotel in Sylhet.

• 12th Day: Sylhet to Chitagong, Port city of Bangladesh
  • Morning: Drive to Chittagong.
  • Afternoon: Check in hotel. Refresh and walk at local market.
  • Overnight at hotel in Chittagong.

Chittagong Hill Tracts (Rangamati) & Port City of Bangladesh

• 13th Day: Chittagong to Rangamati
  • Morning: Drive from Chittagong into the serene Chittagong Hill Tracts, home to diverse indigenous tribal groups. Arrive in Rangamati.
  • Afternoon: Cross the iconic Hanging Bridge (Jhoolonto Pool) and check out the local tribal handicraft markets.
  • Evening: Relax by the lakeside and enjoy indigenous cuisine like Bansh Kora (bamboo shoot curry).
  • Overnight at hotel in Rangamati.

• 14th Day: Cruising Kaptai Lake, Rangamati
  • Morning: Hire a motorized wooden boat for an all-day cruise across Kaptai Lake, the largest artificial lake in the country.
  • Afternoon: Stop at the Shuvolong Waterfall and visit remote island villages inhabited by the Chakma and Marma tribal community. Enjoy lunch at an island restaurant run by local indigenous families. Visit the Rajbana Vihara, one of the most prominent Buddhist monasteries in Bangladesh. Explore the Tribal Cultural Museum to learn about the heritage, clothing, and history of the 13 distinct ethnic groups of the region.
  • Evening: Watch the sunset reflect off the calm lake waters from a hilltop cafe.
  • Overnight at hotel in Rangamati.

Cox’s Bazar – The Longest Sea Beach Tour in Bangladesh

• 15th Day: Sun, Sand, and Seafood, Rangamati to Cox’s Bazar
  • Morning: Drive down from the hills to Cox’s Bazar, boasting the longest unbroken natural sandy sea beach in the world (120 km).
  • Afternoon: Visit the bustling nighttime beach markets selling dried fish, handmade pearl jewelry, and Burmese crafts. Treat yourself to a fresh pomfret or lobster BBQ barbecue right on the beach.
  • Overnight at hotel in Cox’s Bazar.

• 16th Day: Marine Drive & Himchari Eco-Adventure, Cox’s Bazar
  • Morning: Take an open-roof Jeep (Chander Gari) cruise down the stunning Marine Drive, a 80-km long road sandwiched between towering green hills and the crashing ocean waves.
  • Afternoon: Hike up the stairs at Himchari National Park for an aerial viewpoint of the coastline. Continue down to Inani Beach to view the unique coral stone structures.
  • Overnight at hotel in Cox’s Bazar.

Per Person Cost of 17 days Tour in Bangladesh

Person if	Option-A	Option-B
1	3000	4500
2	2500	3500