During your 10 days visit in Bangladesh you will find different tourist spots. Some of the attraction are given below:

The history of Bangladesh has been one of extreme. It has thrived in the glow of cultural splendor and suffered under the ravage of wars. Some medieval European geographers located a paradise at the mouth of the Ganges River that was the deltaic land of Bengal. Bengal is the ancient name of present day Bangladesh. Bengal was the wealthiest part of the Indian Subcontinent until the 16^th century.

It is assumed that the Austro – Asiatic race first inhabited this region in prehistoric age. Afterwards came the Dravidians, Aryans and Mongoloids. Archeological excavations show signs of powerful dynasties that ruled the land till the Muslims from the Central Asian region conquered it in the 13^th century AD and established their rule. A succession of Muslim monarchies ruled over the area till 1757, when the British conquest took place. In 1947 the British left the Indian Subcontinent and Bengal came to be known as East Bengal and then in 1956 as East Pakistan. In 1971 through an armed struggle Bangladesh emerged as an independent state.

BASIC FACTS:

Official Name: People Republic of Bangladesh

Area             : About 147,570sq . km.

Capital City  : Dhaka.

Languages    : Bangla with English being the second important language.

People          : 95% Bengali, 2% Bihari, 3% Indigenous.

Religion        : Muslim 90%, Hindu 9%, Buddhist, Christian & other tribes 1%.

Time             : GMT/UTC plus six hours Electricity: 220 volts, 50Hz

Weights & Measures: Metric

Latitudes      : 20’’34’ & 26038’ North.           Longitudes       : 88’’01 & 920’’41’ East

India on the east, west & north, the Bay of Bengal on the south.

Population       : 158.57 million ( 2011 est.) with a density of 1045 persons per km², annual growth rate 1.55%, male-female ratio 104:100 (at birth), approximately 27% of the population living in the urban areas (2009 est.), General life expectancy is 60.25 (2009 est.),

DHAKA CITY:

Dhaka city situated on the banks of the river Buriganga , Dhaka is the capital  of Bangladesh first came into prominence  Islam khan chishti  in 1610 AD than  Subader & chief-of-Army of Mughal Army in Bengal transferred the capital of Subah Banglah from Rajmahal to Dhaka. Today it is a busy city of around 16 million people and the 9^th  biggest of the world. A people who love to chat of tea and snacks; who love to eat road side food and people who love their cricket and football. People knows town of mosque & was called the city of rickshaw. Dhaka houses many old and new attractions. some of the most popular tourist spots of this city includes Shankharia bazaar (Hindu street), Ahsan manzil (Pink Palace), Sadarghat (river front), Armenian Church, Star mosque, Shakeswari temple, Lalbagh fort, Rickshaw art, Curzon Hall, Kamlapur Buddhist temple, Bashundhara shopping mall, National assembly building etc.

Bangladesh creates an unforgettable impression of a land of peace, tranquility and enormous beauty; land of hundreds of serpentine rivers, crystal clear water lakes surrounded by the evergreen hills, luxuriant tropical rain forests, beautiful cascades of green tea gardens.

This Largest delta in the world rises from the Bay of Bengal and goes up to the footsteps of the Himalayas. The mighty Bay of Bengal guards its coats.

CHITTAGONG CITY:

Chittagong city situated on the banks of the river Karnaphuli, is the number one sea port and second largest city of Bangladesh .being a port city from early times Chittagong attracted people coming from many different areas and belonging to different religions and races. These international contacts left a lasting impact on the language, religion and culture of the place. Today it is also an important place for different industries of the country.

COX’S BAZAAR:

One of the longest stretches of beaches in the world the cox’s bazaar beach enjoys an unbroken stretch of up to 125km of natural terrain. Other than being one of the most popular tourist destinations for locals and visitors cox’s bazaar beach enjoys an unbroken stretch most popular tourist destinations for locals and visitor’s cox’s bazaar houses one of the most revered Buddhist monasteries of the modern day Buddhist who practices the Theravada sect of Buddhism. The Aggmeda Khyang monastery posted on a series of round timber columns is one of the most visited Buddhist sited of the region. The Ramu village at a distance of about 10 km offers the visitor a unique look into the lives of the locals as they sit outside their homes and weave the local hand crafted products. a famous wooden Buddhist monastery with many relics including a 13feet high image of the Buddha in bronze can also be found here.

ST.MARTIN’S ISLAND: COX’S BAZAR

St. Martin’s Island or Narikel Jinjira (Coconut island) as it is locally known is the last frontier of the reached by the blue colored Nafriver , with the Burmese mountains on one side . bright yellow sand and a vibrant blue water, St. Martin’s is a corals .sans electricity and the modern amenities that come with a tourist destination, this off beat site still attracts huge crowds who enjoys traveling back to the basics. an active turtle population nests here and it is a famous  Tourist activity to watch them lay their eggs on the beach.

PRICE PER PERSON IN INR:                                   Valid Till 31 December 2021      

• Above Tour Costs valid for Bangladesh part only. • Costs are not applicable for long public holidays in Cox’s Bazar.