Village Tour in Dhaka | Life in village

Attraction: Pottery and Brass Village Tour in Dhaka. Time to visit: All the year round. Enjoy the tour with local tour operator of Dhaka.

Welcome to pottery and brass village tour in Dhaka

Start: As it is a day tour to pottery and brass village, we start in the morning, on the way we will visit national memorial place which was built to commemorate the martyrs of independence war in 1971. It is a memorable place to our nation. After visiting this, we can take lunch at wayside restaurant. In this kind of restaurant, Bengali food is served.

After lunch, we continue drive ( about 1 hour journey ) to Dhamrai a place where you can see the famous brass artisans working there. Many brass products are made here. A particular section of people inherited the artistic brass work since Paul dynasty in 7th century. Here you can see the Hindu Rath which is like Roman chariot. Later we will move to Nayorhat and will take a short boat trip 1 or 2 hours to reach a pottery village in Kakran. you will be amazed to see special work on pottery. After this visit, we return to hotel. Overnight at hotel in Dhaka.

Tour Price Mentioned Below

1 Person – USD $ 200 (Each)
2 Persons – USD $ 160 ( Each)
3 Persons – USD $ 150 ( Each )
4 Persons – USD $ 130 ( Each )
5 Persons – USD $ 110 ( Each )
6 Persons – USD $ 90 ( Each )
7 Persons – USD $ 80 ( Each )
8 Persons – USD $ 70 ( Each )
9 Persons – USD $ 60 ( Each )
10 Persons – USD $ 50 ( Each )

Included: Pick up from your hotel in Dhaka or airport, reserved air condition car, parking fee, entry fee, professional English speaking tour guide, boat cost, lunch on the way restaurant (Bengali food) and drop off at the same place.

Excluded: Your personal expense.

Note: You can customize the tour on your choice. We have other tour program across the country. As per your requirement, we will make your tour plan.

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Catch Our Travel Bug

06:58 28 Mar 23

We are typically independent, budget travelers. The problem is, there are no up-to-date guidebooks for Bangladesh at the moment. There are very few blogs, and many of the reviews and travel tales we came across detailed quite a few travel mishaps, many of them a bit scary. It was obvious places would be quite challenging to get to and we'd be limited to the main 'tourist hubs.'
There also seemed to be a limited choice of accommodation on booking apps compared to the amount you can see on Google Maps, and I couldn't find an app in English for transport booking.
I did a lot of research and eventually, I contacted Razbe from Orient Eco-Tourism. I explained we wanted a local experience and asked for suggestions as to whether everything on our wishlist was doable.
We went back and forth a few times, tossing out places that required hard-to-get and expensive permits, and a couple of other places that would have escalated costs, and came up with a 22-day tour titled 'Travel like a Local' for a very reasonable price.

It was so fabulous. We saw and experienced sooooo much more of Bangladesh and its people than if it had been just us traveling independently.

Eusuf was with us for the first 18 days and Razbe himself joined us for the last 4. They are both extremely knowledgeable and skilled guides who are passionate about their country but realistic about its shortcomings. Razbe is a quiet soul, and Eusuf has a belly laugh that comes from his toes. He kindly invited us to his home to meet his wife and young son and is generous to a fault. The people in the minority villages all know and respect him which in turn added to our experience.
Having a guide/translator made us accessible to the locals and them to us. Meeting the people was definitely one of the highlights.

Our experience with Razbe and Eusuf has provided us with a lot more understanding of this part of the world, and honestly, the Bangladeshi people are gorgeous. It's been one of our favorite adventures so far (in 15-plus years of constant travel and 136 countries.) But you will probably need help to access both the country and its people. We happily recommend Orient Eco-Tourism as a company you can trust to organize your visit.

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Mathilde Foyer

17:09 02 Mar 23

We came to Sreemangal for few days and Razbe was our guide in Lachawara National Park. He is a professional guide and knows a lot about the eco system in the park. His English is perfect and that helped us a lot to communicate and learn a lot about the culture and life in Bangladesh. We highly recommend him if you come to Sreemangal.

John Spender

03:34 29 Oct 19

I had a great experience with Razby!
He is very knowledgable guide and knows the forests and tea plantations of Sreemangal like the back of his hand.
I highly recommend hiring Razby!
A five star experience *****

Clare Hollowell

11:51 15 Mar 19

I had a great tour with Razbe, walking through Lawachara forest. He was very knowledgeable, and friendly. I enjoyed my tour very much.

Pavel Turkevich

05:22 23 Sep 18

I recommend this tourist company and his owner, Mr. Razbe. Razbe helped me in Bangladesh very much, when I had a tourist travel. I didn't have any problems with communication, because Razbe could speak English very well.. Razbe is a person, whom you can trust to 100%. And he can provide you any tourist servises which you wish.