5 jours Smiley Bangladesh Tour: Dhaka historique et la belle Barisal





Description
Ce circuit est une combinaison de la culture de la nature et du patrimoine. Lors de cette visite, vous ferez l'expérience de la ville historique et culturelle animée de Dhaka et d'une excursion d'une journée dans l'ancienne capitale historique, Sonargaon. Expérimentez une croisière d'une nuit dans la magnifique Barisal, la partie centre-sud du Bangladesh, la magnifique vie dans le delta du Gange; est inondé de rivières et de canaux qui fait partie du delta du Gange. Des centaines d'entre eux traversent cette région et le résultat est un paysage délicieusement luxuriant avec plus de nuances de vert que vous n'auriez jamais imaginé. Voyager en bateau est le mode de vie ici. Dans ce court circuit, nous vous emmènerons à la découverte du style de vie du Barisal dans le Delta du Gange, où vous pourrez découvrir et photographier la vie dans le Delta du Gange, qui sera une expérience unique.
Options de l'excursion
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Nous venons chercher les voyageurs de n’importe quel hôtel situé au centre de Dhaka.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(4)
I did this trip in December 2025 as a solo traveller. The tour consists of two main components: 2 days’ tour in Dhaka and surroundings and 2 days’ tour in the Barisal region. Each tour ran smoothly from one to the next and the “main” guide in Dhaka is constantly in touch to ensure the seamless transfer between the locations. This is of particular importance as you will not be accompanied on the ferry boat (2 non-consecutive nights). The guides are very professional and caring with an extra special mention to Mahim, my guide in Dhaka. My Barisal guides were Ontu and Shanto, who were also very considerate and caring. Bangladesh is an “off the beaten track” destination as it is not, as yet, a highly popular tourist destination. Hopefully this will change as it is truly an amazing country and the people are very friendly and welcoming. I would highly recommend this tour which gives an initial overview of the history and culture of the country. You will make life-long friends and leave with memories to cherish forever.
I did this tour as a solo traveller in December 2025. The arrangements usually entail a different guide on each day of the tour but I was very lucky to have the same guide for both days in Dhaka. My guide was Mahim who is not only an exceptional guide with a wealth of knowledge of the history of his country, but also a very caring person who went above and beyond to ensure that everything ran smoothly. Mahim is not only a tour guide, he is that person you will end up referring to as a friend for life. The days spent in Barisal were eye-opening to the village life of the Bangladeshi people. My guides here were also professional and caring. Everyone I met in the villages and along the river banks were was so friendly and welcoming. Bangladesh does not see many tourists and as a result one needs to be prepared to be the centre of attention which can be overwhelming at times, especially for a female solo traveller. To be taken with a pinch of salt though as it is just stems from natural curiosity. I would point out that accommodation is quite basic, particularly on the overnight ferry (but you can upgrade if availability). In summary, I would highly recommend this tour to anyone seeking a unique adventure. You will leave Bangladesh with amazing photos and memories to cherish forever.
Since there is little information about this country, I was worried about traveling alone, so I joined this sightseeing tour. Because I am not good at English, I had to communicate with the guide using a translation app on my smartphone, which was a hassle until I boarded the ferry. I am grateful for that. The night ferry cruise through Dhaka's old town was interesting and fun. The content of the third and fourth days seems to be different from the actual content. There was no village walk or anything. Still, the charm of the unique chaotic city was worth it.
My guild Mahib was exceptional. The numerous forms of transport makes this trip so much entertaining. Dhaka’s air is surprising good for a city this busy and fun. The backwaters on a small wooden boat are magical.



