Auténtico tour por la ciudad de Daca
Descripción
Esto no es solo un recorrido turístico, es una inmersión profunda en las historias, las luchas y el alma de Daca. Ya sea que estés aquí por un día o una semana, esta experiencia te dejará con recuerdos e ideas que duran toda la vida.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Descubre una de las obras maestras de la arquitectura más emblemáticas del siglo XX, diseñada por el reconocido arquitecto estadounidense Louis I. Kahn. La Casa del Parlamento Nacional de Bangladesh es una maravilla de la ingeniería y un símbolo del diseño cívico moderno. Rodeado de exuberantes jardines y un lago sereno, este sitio es ideal para fotos y un corto paseo mientras su guía comparte ideas sobre su diseño geométrico único y significado histórico.
Visite el corazón espiritual de la ciudad en el templo Dhakeshwari, el templo nacional de Bangladesh y un lugar sagrado hindú. Originalmente construido en el siglo XII, este vibrante complejo es un lugar de culto activo donde se pueden observar rituales y festivales diarios. Aprenda sobre la diversidad cultural de Daca y la importancia histórica de este templo en las tradiciones hindúes locales.
Fort Lalbagh, un complejo incompleto pero majestuoso de fuertes mogoles del siglo XVII iniciado por el príncipe Muhammad Azam. Pasee por los jardines meticulosamente paisajistas y explore estructuras clave como la Tumba de Pari Bibi, la Mezquita de Lalbagh y un pequeño museo que muestra artefactos de la era mogol. Este fuerte ofrece una visión del pasado imperial y el esplendor arquitectónico de la región.
Maravíllate con la complejidad del arte islámico en la Mezquita de las Estrellas, una joya arquitectónica en la Vieja Daca. Famosa por su mosaico único de estrellas y motivos florales, esta mezquita fue construida originalmente en el siglo XVIII y posteriormente decorada con azulejos importados japoneses y chinos. La calma y la belleza de la mezquita la convierten en una parada favorita tanto para los amantes de la arquitectura como para los fotógrafos.
Escondida en las calles de la Vieja Daca se encuentra la Iglesia Armenia de la Santa Resurrección, un tranquilo recordatorio de la una vez próspera comunidad armenia en Bangladesh. Construido en 1781, este tranquilo santuario cuenta con lápidas bellamente conservadas, muebles antiguos e impresionantes vidrieras. Ofrece un vistazo raro al pasado multicultural de la ciudad.
Dé un paseo por el tiempo en Shankhari Bazar, un callejón estrecho pero vibrante que muestra la rica herencia de la comunidad artesanal hindú de Daca. Esta calle está llena de templos centenarios, casas coloridas, tiendas de artesanías tradicionales y animadas escenas callejeras. Es una de las zonas residenciales más antiguas de Daca y ofrece una experiencia cultural profundamente inmersiva.
Experimente el corazón latiente del sistema de transporte de Daca en Sadarghat, uno de los puertos fluviales más activos del mundo. Situado en el río Buriganga, esta zona está repleta de actividad como cientos de barcos y lanza transbordadores de pasajeros y mercancías. Un corto paseo en barco aquí le da a los visitantes una mirada inolvidable en la vida cotidiana y la vitalidad del río Bangladesh.
Visita el lujoso Ahsan Manzil, también conocido como el Palacio Rosa, una residencia del siglo XIX de los Nawabs de Daca. El edificio ha sido bellamente restaurado en un museo, mostrando artefactos históricos, muebles y fotografías del período colonial. Su gran escalera, fachada rosa y ubicación junto al río lo convierten en uno de los lugares más fotogénicos de Daca.
Explore el arenoso pero fascinante Ship Repairing Yard a lo largo de las orillas del río Buriganga en Daca. Esta atracción menos conocida ofrece una mirada cruda y cercana a la próspera industria marítima de la ciudad. Observe a trabajadores calificados desmontar, reparar y repintar recipientes masivos a mano usando métodos tradicionales. El patio es un contraste vívido con los lugares históricos de la ciudad, un lugar donde el trabajo duro, la artesanía y la vida industrial se unen en un entorno ribereño dramático. Una visita obligada para fotógrafos, aventureros y aquellos interesados en la cultura de la clase trabajadora de Daca.
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Información importante
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
Opiniones(8)
i left the country some days ago and my mind is still there for all the mix of feelings i felt been there. i didn't have many expectacions about this country because of the lak of information about it. first of all i met Opu he understood the way i wanted to get to know the country. the most local way possible. The first day we went to the capital of Dkaga a Chaos but inside the chaos there is beautiful it was the monzón season but even that i enjoyed the life in the city and we took the ship all night to get to Barisal. all locals were very kind with me , they are happy having you , the appreciate you going there to visit their country. once we got to Barisal early in the morning we went to the floating market and to some villages next to the market been deeper in the local life. All the locals will invite to have some tea with them to have a conversation. After that we went to Sreemangal we took al kinds of public transport i enjoyed all of them. Once we got to screemangal we went to visit the tea plantations and the village around it.In some places was very crowded because they were celebration the Eid al -Adha ' festival of sacrifice'. We went to find some wildlife to Lawachara national park , we saw some but you know the nature is impredictable even that i enjoyed the walk there and the people.Then we went to Chittagong the second big city of Bangladesh we went to the boat's cementery is crazy but it is very worth 100% and after that we went to see some factorys it was very special too. After that we went Cox's bazar the beach Bazar the vibe there was amazing there, i watched and amazing sunset and we rented a motorbike to to go to see the moon boats they are traditional from Bangladesh and suddenly we came trough with a celebration of a sport called " boli khela" playing drummers , playing carts..... it was magical when it happens is special. you have to come to Bangladesh to experience this and very more. i didn't wanna leave i wanted to be exploring more i left the country wanting to come back again and this not always happen. it was more than expected , i have many emotions been there , this country deserve to be known much more so don't hesitate to contact Opu because thanks to him Bangladesh is one of my favourites countries so far and he will be all the time taking care of you to give you he best experience you can.
The tour was very interesting and the guide was fun . Its a great way to see Dhaka if limited on time in the city
Had an excellent day tour in Dhaka with Opu Been. He was very communicative in advance, prompt and professional. Best part was that he listened to my preferences and tailored the day to suit me. I appreciated getting to know the city with a local who knows how to get around. It also helps to have a sense of humor when dealing with an intense population with throngs of people in the streets and insane traffic. Thank you for an unforgettable experience!
I visited Bangladesh as a solo traveller. I wanted to see as much as possible in 8 days. I took the ‘Bangladesh South Tour’ and it did not disappoint. After meeting Opu at the hotel I was sure we would get on. Next morning we took a bus to Sreemangal and visited tea plantations. Our transport there was a tuk tuk driver, a friend of his. The highlight there was visiting the different ethnic groups who worked on the tea plantations. Opu proved to be an excellent guide, very knowledgable and obviously loves his country. If I wanted anything eg. take a photo of something. The car would stop so I could. He would suggest where to go not on the itinerary. Places to eat, what to eat. Opu helped with everything if I wanted. The interactions with the people were the highlight of my trip. They were so inquisitive and with easy smile. Certainly an unforgettable trip with a fantastic guide/friend.
In addition to being a true professional, Opu is also a great person, and I am glad that I started our relationship for work reasons, and remained very good friends. Opu knows all the secrets of Dhaka: a city in many ways misunderstood and to be discovered, with its pitfalls and difficulties, as everywhere: with Opu you will feel at home, with a dear friend by your side!
Opu provided a unique, insightful and enjoyable tour around Dhaka’s most famous as well as lesser known sites and sounds. A tremendously enriching opportunity to fall in love with Bangladesh’s soul!
I have travelled to many countries as a solo traveller. However I decided that Bangladesh would be better with a guide. I am very glad that I did so. This is one of my favourite countries. It is so interesting ,from chaotic Dhaka to river travel, to the hill tribes, the sundarbands and so on. The people are extremely friendly and inquisitive. I have been twice and might well visit again. Opu Been is both a great guide and also a really nice guy. As others have said , you are in very safe hands. Professional, reliable and friendly. You will see so much. I loved my tours and have so many great photos. (You cannot help but take great photos in Bangladesh) This country is very under visited and overlooked but it’s a gem!
With BeenTours we did not only the city tour, but also a multi-day trip to the northwest of the country. It was a great tour, well organized and in very good English we received many explanations. Opu Been knows his country and loves it. He took us to the sights like the temples of Gauda or Mahasthangarh and Bogura, but also showed us lesser known grandiose places. Thanks to his contacts we were able to get in touch with the locals and even visit a Roma village. Been Tours is a very good option to experience Bangladesh, a country not yet flooded with tourism. We felt very safe and comfortable all the time.
