Into the Heart of Bangladesh
13 days from £3590 per person

Often overlooked, Bangladesh is a dynamic land of bewildering colour and noise, of breathtaking rural beauty and areas of pristine wilderness that rival those of their more lauded neighbours. Capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka is a heaving 400 year old metropolis home to 15 million where people, animals and elaborately coloured rickshaws fight for space on the crowded roads. North-west of Dhaka is Tangail, the heart of Bangladesh’s textile and handicraft region, and to the south the unique Sunderbans – home of the Royal Bengal tiger – which will be explored by private boat. End in Sylhet, Bangladesh’s very own ‘tea country’ of rolling green hills, colourful pickers and golden rice paddies.
Route: Dhaka – Tangail – Dhaka – Mongla – Dhaka – Sylhet – Dhaka
Itinerary Highlights
Bangladesh’s huge capital city, Dhaka, has a population of 15 million people. Developed as a trading hub for muslin and silk, the Mughals built palaces, gardens, forts and mosques.
The Sundarbans is 10,000 square kms of mangrove forest, mainly in Bangladesh. The national park is the main habitat of the Bengal tiger of which there are about 170 in the reserve.
Sylhet is surrounded by tea estates and sub-tropical hills. This charming city by the banks of the Surma River is a prominent Islamic spiritual centre and home to many shrines.
Itinerary: Into the Heart of Bangladesh
What's included
- International flights from the UK
- Domestic flights
- Private car and driver
- Sightseeing with an accompanying English speaking guide
- Hotel accommodation and taxes
What's not included
- Cost of visas
- Travel Insurance
- Expenses of a personal nature
Guide to Price
The above price is based on two people travelling together and sharing accommodation in low season. The price is only a guide and can vary according to selected airlines, hotels and date of travel. If you wish to travel with your family, friends or on your own we will be very happy to assist you with your arrangements.