Treasures of the North

11 Days

Day 01 :
Arrive Dhaka

The representative will receive you at the left corner
of the exit gate of Arrival Terminal 2 and then transfer to hotel If time permits, you may go for sightseeing

Day 02 :
Weaving Village and Ancient Capital

Morning; visit Jamdani weaving village Then drive to Sonargaon and visit Panam Nagar, Goaldi Mosque and Folk art Museum Afternoon make a country boat cruise on Meghna River

Day 03 :
Dhaka Bogura

Morning; drive to Cumilla and visit the Buddhist settlements dating 7 th 12 th centuries AD. Salban Vihara ,Kutila Mura and Rupban Mura are some interesting parts of them.

Day 04 :
Bogura Dinajpur

Morning; visit Mahasthangarh and Citadels. Then drive to Dinajpur

Day 05 :
Dinajpur

Visit the famous Kantajee Temple, Nayabad Mosque and many more interesting places.

Day 06 :
Dinajpur Rajshahi

Drive to Rajshahi , but we will break at Paharpur
visiting the UNESCO Heritage Site, Sompur
Mahavihara

Day 07 :
Painted Village and Gaud

Morning; visit a beautiful village like a painted canvas. Then drive to Chapai Nawabganj known as Gaud, once the Bengal capital of Mughals. Return to Rajshahi in the afternoon.

Day 08 :
Rajshahi Pabna

Before leave the district, visit Varendra Museum, Puthia Temple Complex and Bagha Mosque Then drive to Pabna and visit Taras Rajbari

Day 09 :
Pabna Jashore

Morning drive to Kushtia visiting the Lalon Shah Complex. Then drive to Jashore . En-route, visit Baro Bazar in Jhinaidaha

Day 10 :
Jashore Dhaka

Morning; visit Chachra Temple and 11 Shiva Temple complex. Then drive back to Dhaka.

Day 11 :
Dhaka The Bengal Capital of Mughals

Today you will explore the capital and visit Old Town Sadarghat water front, Lalkuthi , Ahsan Manzil , walk through the Hindu streets, Lalbagh Fort and many more interesting places.

Day 12 :
Departure

Bid farewell to Bangladesh as you transfer to the airport, carrying unforgettable memories of its culture, landscapes, and warm hospitality.

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Treasures of the North