Itinerary

1. Day 1: Dhaka City Full-Day Sightseeing Tour

   • Pick-up: From selected hotel
   • Stop at: National Parliament House Admire the architectural masterpiece of Louis Kahn in Dhaka: the Jatiyo Sangshad Bhaban or Bangladesh National Parliament. A symbol of national pride, its construction began in 1964 and, after interruptions due to the Bangladeshi War of Independence, was completed in 1982.
     • Duration: 25 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Free
   • Stop at: Bangladesh National Museum Founded in 1913, this museum spans four stories and boasts 40 galleries dedicated to natural history, classical art, ethnography, decorative art, contemporary art, and world civilization. Note: Closed on Thursdays.
     • Duration: 45 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Included
   • Stop at: Dhaka University (Pass By) Established during the British Raj in 1921, the University of Dhaka has played a central role in Bengali nationalism and the journey to Bangladesh's independence.
     • Duration: 45 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Not Included
   • Stop at: Shaheed Minar A tribute to the martyrs of the 1952 Language Movement. As homage to this event, the UN declared February 21 as International Mother Language Day in 1999.
     • Duration: 20 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Free
   • Stop at: Lalbag Fort Built in 1678 AD during Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb's reign, this fort stands as an emblem of history and mystery. Note: Closed on Sundays.
     • Duration: 45 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Not Included
   • Stop at: Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque Experience the grandeur of this Mughal-era mosque from 1704 CE. Visitors of all religions are welcome, but remember to dress modestly.
     • Duration: 15 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Free
   • Stop at: Dhakeshwari Temple Recognized as Bangladesh’s 'National Temple', Dhakeshwari Temple holds immense historical and cultural significance. Its origins trace back to the Sena Dynasty in the 12th century CE.
     • Duration: 25 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Free
   • Stop at: Star Mosque (Tara Masjid) Marvel at this beautiful Mughal dynasty mosque. Visitors should avoid prayer times and dress modestly.
     • Duration: 20 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Free
   • Stop at: Shankhari Bazar Delve into the vibrant and historical streets of Shakhari Bazaar, witnessing artisans and craftsmen preserving traditional crafts passed down through generations.
     • Duration: 40 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Free
   • Stop at: Ahsan Manzil Also known as the Pink Palace, Ahsan Manzil offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyles of the Nawab dynasty.
     • Duration: 45 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Not Included
   • Stop at: Sadarghat Witness the energetic activities of one of the world's largest river ports and experience the heart of Old Dhaka's commerce.
     • Duration: 1 hour
     • Admission: Ticket Not Included
   • Stop at: Armenian Church of the Holy Resurrection Reflect on the history of the Armenian community in Dhaka and visit the abandoned Armenian Church.
     • Duration: 20 minutes
     • Admission: Ticket Free
     • Accommodation: Overnight at Hotel
     • Meals: Lunch, Dinner

2. Day 2: Historical Sonargaon Panam Nagar Day Trip

   • Pick-up: From selected hotel
   • Stop at: Sonargaon
   • Embark on a journey to Sonargaon after breakfast, which is about a 2-hour drive. Once in the old capital of Bengal, you can explore the folk art and craft museum here. Visit the ancient Goladi mosque, a specimen of pre-Mughal architecture, and then head to Panam City, a historic town. Conclude the day with lunch in the company of a local family, savouring authentic Bangladeshi cuisine in a warm, cultural setting. Return to Dhaka to conclude the tour.
     • Duration: 2 hours
     • Admission: Ticket Free
     • Meals: Lunch