14 DAYS 
$2,320* US
Tour Duration: 14 Days / 13 Nights
Location: Dhaka, Barisal, Bagerhat, Sundarban, and Rajshahi
Tour Attractions: All Three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Life in the Ganges Delta
Best time to go: October – March
Tour Availability: September – May
Next Scheduled Tour: Please Check Bellow
Location: Dhaka, Barisal, Bagerhat, Sundarban, and Rajshahi
Tour Attractions: All Three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Life in the Ganges Delta
Best time to go: October – March
Tour Availability: September – May
Next Scheduled Tour: Please Check Bellow
Price: From $2,320 US* per person
Experience the authentic life of Bangladesh and visit its top attractions, including all three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Sundarban mangrove forest, the 15th-century mosque city of Bagerhat, and the 8th-century Buddhist monastery Sompur Mahabihar. Explore traditional life at the Ganges Delta in Barisal, archaeological wonders in Rajshahi, the chaotic capital of Dhaka, the ancient capital of Sonargaon, and the abandoned city of Panam, once home to wealthy Hindu cotton merchants. This tour offers a rare opportunity to experience everyday life in a country largely unspoiled by tourism while discovering its most remarkable cultural heritage, natural beauty, and living traditions.
We offer several group tours throughout the year, which you can join to reduce your costs. Seats are limited to only 8—book in advance to secure your place. Book ahead to receive an early-bird discount and further reduce your costs. Solo travelers can share rooms with total strangers of the same sex to save costs. They can also book a Single Supplement if they need private rooms. If you have an early-morning flight, we’ll offer a discount on your accommodation for the last night. Private and group tours are also available for booking at any time outside of our scheduled tours. Contact us now for a detailed tour itinerary and secure your place!
Sadarghat Waterfront in Dhaka
Somapura Mahabihara, a massive Buddhist monastery from the 8th century
Bengal tiger in Sundarbans
A floating vegetable market at Barisal Backwaters in Bangladesh
Front view of Ahsan Manzil (Pink Palace) in Old Dhaka
The Gobinda Temple of Puthia
Abandoned city Panam Nagar in Sonargaon
Railway track in Dhaka
Tour Highlights
- Visit all three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bangladesh.
- Spend two nights on a small but comfortable houseboat, anchoring in remote corners of the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in a magical environment.
- Explore the historical mosques of the Bagerhat UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring the iconic 15th-century Sixty Dome Mosque and other notable Islamic monuments.
- Visit Sompur Mahabihar, an 8th-century Buddhist monastery and UNESCO World Heritage Site—one of the most important archaeological sites in South Asia.
- Glide through the peaceful, small creeks and channels in a silent rowing boat and trek deep into the Sundarban to observe birds and wildlife up close in their natural habitat.
- Watch the endangered Irrawaddy and Ganges River Dolphins jumping around while enjoying some delicious Bangladeshi dishes prepared by our chef, which you won’t find at hotels in Bangladesh.
- Experience life in Barisal, a scenic region of southern Bangladesh located in the heart of the Ganges Delta—far off the typical tourist trail —by visiting its villages, bustling bazaars, and brick kilns.
- Enjoy tranquil boat rides through narrow canals and visit early morning floating markets where local farmers trade fresh produce directly from their boats—a unique tradition of the delta region.
- Explore the stunning temples, palaces, and mosques of Rajshahi, which showcase a rich architectural heritage spanning from the medieval era to the British colonial period.
- Experience the everyday life of a tribe in Rajshahi, with its own rich culture, traditions, and stories, which are distinct from those of the mainstream Bengali people elsewhere in the country.
- Experience life in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, a living hell on earth, and appreciate the place you live in for the rest of your life.
- Explore the haunting street of Panam Nagar, an early 19th-century Hindu cotton merchant town that is now completely abandoned.
- Visit a fishing village by the Sundarbans and a rural island on the Meghna River, and learn how local communities adapt to natural disasters, river erosion, and climate change.
A map of 14 days Classic Bangladesh Tour with Nijhoom Tours to experience life in Bangladesh, with visiting all three UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Itinerary of Classic Bangladesh
Contact us for the Detailed Itinerary
Price of Classic Bangladesh
- 4+ People Gruop: $2,320 US Per Person
- 2-3 People Group: Please contact us for the price
- Private Tour: Please contact us for the price
- Single Supplement: $240 US
Inclusions and Exclusions
Tour includes:
- All airport transfers in Bangladesh.
- All internal flights.
- All accommodations in hotels and boat cabins in Sundarban, as mentioned in the itinerary, with complimentary breakfast on a twin-sharing basis.
- Sleeping cabin on the passenger ferry from Dhaka to Barisal on a twin-sharing basis.
- Lunch, drinking water, tea, and coffee while on the boat in Barisal for two days.
- All three days of meals, drinking water, tea, and coffee while on the boat at Sundarban.
- $115 US per person fee for the Sundarban forest permit.
- An air-conditioned car and driver.
- An English-speaking guide.
- All entrance tickets.
- All boat rides.
- All tips except our guide, drivers, and boat crew.
- All taxes.
Does not include:
- Any food or drinks other than those mentioned above.
- $25 US fee for video cameras in Sundarban (if any).
- Any personal item.
Dhaka Shipyards
Boat ride in Sundarbans searching for wildlife
The Shiva Temple of Puthia
Sadarghat waterfront in Dhaka
Sixty Dome Mosque in Bagerhat
Kusumba Mosque in Rajshahi
Boiling rice paddy at a village in Barisal backwaters
A Santal tribal village in Rajshahi
Upcoming Group Tours
- March 4-17, 2026 – (6+ Seats of 8 Available)
Early-Bird Discounts:- $50 US pp until Sep 4, 2025
- March 3–16, 2027 – (6+ Seats of 8 Available)
Early-Bird Discounts:- $150 US pp until Sep 3, 2025
- $100 US pp until Mar 3, 2026
- $50 US pp until Sep 3, 2026
- March 1–14, 2028 – (6+ Seats of 8 Available)
Early-Bird Discounts:- $150 US pp until Sep 1, 2026
- $100 US pp until Mar 1, 2027
- $50 US pp until Sep 1, 2027
* Also available to book group and private tours anytime outside this schedule.
FAQS on Our Bangladesh Holiday Packages
What is the best time to visit Bangladesh with a Nijhoom Holiday Package?
The best time to visit Bangladesh is during the dry season, which runs from October to March. During this time, the weather is pleasant, and you can enjoy outdoor activities and sightseeing without the inconvenience of heavy rainfall or extreme heat. However, Nijhoom offers tours year-round, so you can choose a package that suits your preferences and schedule.
What are the accommodation options for solo travelers?
Solo travelers can share rooms with a same-sex stranger to reduce cost or have private rooms by booking a Single Supplement.
What kind of meals are included in the Nijhoom Bangladesh Holiday Packages?
Nijhoom Bangladesh Holiday Packages generally include complimentary breakfast from the hotels. Lunch and dinner are not included. If a hotel does not provide complimentary breakfast, we'll take you to a local restaurant for breakfast, which is included in the tours. All meals, tea, coffee, and drinking water are included for the three days in the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest. Lunch with takeaway cooked local meal or locally purchased fruits is included on the boat in Barisal.
Are vegetarian and vegan meals available on Nijhoom Bangladesh Holiday Packages?
Vegetarian and vegan meals will be available in restaurants in Bangladesh. However, options will be limited for vegan meals. You'll find more options in Western restaurants for this kind of meal. Vegetarian and vegan meals will not be a problem on our boat in Sundarbans. Our cook will prepare some delicious dishes for you. If you are a vegan, it will be good to always carry some food with you.
Is alcohol available in Bangladesh?
Foreigners are legally allowed to buy alcohol in Bangladesh. There are many bars and warehouses around the country, run by the government and private companies, where you can purchase alcohol by showing your foreign passport. The cost of a can of beer will be about $3 US.
Is an on-arrival visa available in Bangladesh?
Yes. Citizens of the EU, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and many other countries can get a visa on arrival for a maximum duration of 30 days.
Is on-arrival visa resumed after the pandemic?
Yes, it is.
What is the fee for an on-arrival visa?
$51 US, including taxes.
Do you provide visa assistance?
Yes, we do. We'll provide all the necessary paperwork for your on-arrival visa if you book a Bangladesh Holiday Package with us.
Can I book a tour outside your schedule?
Absolutely. You can book a tour anytime outside our schedule. The price for that will be based on your group size. Once you book a tour and other people join the tour later, your cost will be reduced accordingly. We need a 25% deposit to book our Bangladesh Holiday Packages.
Can I book a private tour?
Sure. You can book a private tour any time of the year.
How can I reduce costs on your Bangladesh holiday packages?
You can reduce costs on our Bangladesh holiday packages by joining our group tours in long advance. You can get an early-bird discount for that. Also, you can get an off-season discount by booking from April to September.
Are the permits to visit the Chittagong Hill Tracts resumed after the pandemic?
Yes, they did. We are among the very few listed tour operators for the Chittagong Hill Tracts and can arrange a permit anytime. Arranging the Chittagong Hill Tracts permits is included in all of our Bangladesh holiday packages that include the Chittagong Hill Tracts area.
Where can I find your scheduled group tour list?
You can find a complete list of our scheduled Bangladesh holiday packages here: /schedule/
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