Top Dhaka Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

During the Bangladesh tour, you will venture into Dhaka, the world's most densely-populated city, and visit UNESCO-listed Sixty Dome Mosque and Paharpur Buddhist Temple. We also provide boat safari in the world's largest mangrove forest sanctuary - Sundarbans National Park for you. Besides, your guide will take you explore Puthia Temple City, Bangladesh's largest historic temple complex, heritage of the 16th century during the Mughal rule.

Experience three of Bangladesh’s most iconic highlights in a single day crossing the majestic Padma Bridge, exploring the UNESCO-listed Sixty Dome Mosque, and enjoying a brief exploration of the Sundarbans.

Not a museum visit — a movement. Go beyond exhibitions into the cafés, studios, and secret basements where Dhaka’s creative rebellion thrives. You won’t just see art — you’ll feel it being made. Meet the artists, not just the artworks. Talk directly with painters, photographers, and performers redefining Bangladesh’s identity. Every encounter is unscripted, personal, and real. Art with purpose. Graffiti that protests, photos that expose, installations that heal — this tour reveals how art and activism merge in modern Dhaka. Led by insiders. Guided by curators and creatives who live this story, you’ll experience Dhaka’s art world from the inside out. Travel that gives back. Each booking supports local artists and independent galleries — keeping Dhaka’s creative pulse alive.

Step beyond the ordinary and taste Bangladesh’s history bite by bite. This one-of-a-kind Dhaka food tour takes you into hidden kitchens, spice bazaars, and street stalls few outsiders ever see. Savor secret Mughal recipes, lost flavors from the partition era, and dishes born in times of war and migration. Meet the master chefs, spice traders, and heritage keepers preserving these stories — and join hands-on cooking sessions or a private chef’s table for the ultimate culinary experience. Authentic, sustainable, and unforgettable.

This three-day journey takes you through the soul of Bangladesh—from the chaotic, historic charm of Old Dhaka to the "Lost City" of Panam, ending with the serene, floating world of the Barisal backwaters. It’s a trip of high contrasts: crumbling rajbaris, bustling spice markets, and the quiet rhythm of life on the water.

An important part of visiting Bangladesh is taking a trip to North Bengal, which provides a chance to fully experience the rich history, culture, art, and way of life of the nation. For those who want to see these historic wonders, our tour package is the best option. Your primary tourist destinations are Rajshahi, Naogaon, and Bogura. For tourists who wish to see Bangladesh's historical and cultural sites, a trip to North Bengal can be a thrilling experience.

During the trip, we will tour Dhaka to see Bangladesh’s essence: explore life-sizzling marketplace and river port, as well as historic sites like the Pink Palace. Then, you will marvel before the ruins of UNESCO-lauded Paharpur Buddhist Vihara. Furthermore, we will discover Puthia, "City of Temples", for Bangladesh's largest Shiva temple.

During the private Bangladesh tour, follow your guide to check off Bangladesh’s all UNESCO World Heritage Sites, like Sixty Dome Mosque and Paharpur Buddhist Temple. You will enjoy houseboat safari through the earth’s largest mangrove forest at Sundarbans to spot Royal Bengal Tigers. Besides, you can taste the unique “seven-layer tea” in Srimangal. Furthermore, find Bangladesh’s biggest group of Hindu temples in Puthia Temple City and admire terracotta art carved on temple walls.

Follow your private guide to discover Chittagong Hill Tracts for Bangladesh's unique natural beauty and tribal cultures, with a cruise on the Kaptai Lake. Besides, you can spend leisure time at the world’s longest natural sea beach - Cox’s Bazar, and overnight in a hotel overlooking the seascape.

Explore the historic old capital city of Sonargaon like a local, on a tour that takes you to some of the city’s hidden gems and best kept secrets. Visit the ancient Panam City and palace, and see the Goaldi mosque. For a taste of authentic country life, the Jamdani villages are a must-see. Discover colonial architecture alongside decorative traditional dwellings and places of worship.