What you can SEE & DO in a photography tour in Bangladesh is mentioned below to get idea to visit or not. Some of these things with and without permission or with a payment. Please remember that photography can be difficult in some places such as their privacy, the rule of company, shy or religious matter. Distance camera photography is easier.
Dhaka – Best photography in Bangladesh
- Hundreds of paddle wooden boats in line and anchored like waterlily. Besides traditional ships and old aged ship breaking yard.
- People are in big crowd and traffic jam an idea of photography in Dhaka.
- Coal loading and unloading by adult workers. Depending on permission, it can be a good place of photography.
- Tannery is a good place to take photographs of traditional ways of cleaning, coloring, making leather product.
- Trash plastic cut off and dried, recycled plastic works.
- Lightening in a Hindu festival – Diwali is on 5 to 8 November starting at dark till night.
- Rakher Utsob is another lighting as smoky light at night which is on 17th November.
- Thread coloring with the traditional works. Cloths dyeing and designed with traditional ways.
- Weaving cloth with wooden traditional machine.
- Street people at train station and slum area.
- Gypsy people live with bamboo tents.





Rajshahi and Rangpur – Bangladesh photography
- Agricultural activities and rural people in remote areas.
- Fishing in river.
- Chilly dying at the river bank.
- Fruit collecting moments.



Khulna – Photography of Bangladesh Nature Base
- Fishing activities in river, canal and pond.
- Traditional otter fishing activities.
- Animals – Royal Bengal tiger, deer, crocodile and birds.


Sylhet and Srimangal – Amazing photography in Bangladesh
- Labors in stone crushing center.
- Boats in queue for loading sand.
- Coal and pebbles collecting from the bed of the river.
- Street people in saint places.
- Tea workers.


Chittagong – Hill Tracts Area Photography
- Biggest fish market.
- Ship breaking yard depending on permission.
- Workers at salt processing.
- Swampan sea boat.
- Tribal people.
