Dhaka City Tour - Full Day

"Experience Cultural Dhaka Tour followed by Traditional Dinner with a Hosted Family"

Explore the buzzing Dhaka a combination of historic sights and vibrant culture; the capital of 160 million people. Discover the typical life and places of interest of messy Dhaka. Visit all key attractions of the capital and the rhythm of life in the old town. Enjoy a pulling Rickshaw Ride and walking through small narrow streets, meeting people & community of four religion in harmony. 

Dhaka is a mega city of more than 20 million people; one of the most densely populated city in the world. It is full of many attractions and interesting things to do, especially in Old Dhaka. In this tour, I’ll take you to the key attractions and interesting streets of old Dhaka.

Get Picked-up by your guide from your centrally located Dhaka Hotel at 8.00 hours. You’ll be transferred first to the National Parliament Building, a magnificent building designed by American architect Louis Isadore Kahn. After that you will explore until 12:30 hours visiting National Museum, Dhaka University Area some parts, Language Martyrs Monument from Mother Language Movement of 1952, Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque, Lalbagh Fort from Mughal Dynasty. You will stop to have your lunch in a local cuisine restaurant. After lunch resume your visiting until end of the trip; you will visit then Dhakeshwari Temple (National Hindu Temple from 12th century during Sena Dynasty, The beautiful Star Mosque, very typical Shakhari Bazar by walking, "Ahsan Manzil-The Pink Palace" (The Palace of the local King of Dhaka), and the Buzzing Sadarghat central River port; Experience the busy connections and transfers across the River Buriganga with a wooden Rowboat. After that you'll be transferred to a very friendly local family home to receive an warm reception by family members; You will be delighted with a traditional Dinner with family members sit together. At 19:00 hours you'll have your return transfer to your respective hotel. Dhaka is chock a block of different traditions and customs; where you’ll find thousands of subject to shoot; paradise for street photography.