Photography in Bangladesh, with its vibrant culture, bustling markets, and rich historical heritage, offers photographers an incredible canvas to capture compelling images. From the colorful flower markets to the historic streets of Old Dhaka, every corner of this South Asian nation tells a unique story through the lens. Let’s explore some of the most photogenic locations that make Bangladesh a photographer’s paradise.
Flower Markets: Nature’s Color Palette
The flower markets of Bangladesh present an explosion of colors that any photographer would dream of capturing.
Karwan Bazar: The Pulse of Commerce
Karwan Bazar, one of the largest wholesale markets in Dhaka, offers photographers a glimpse into the heart of Bangladesh’s commerce.
Railway Tracks: Lines of Life
These scenes tell powerful stories about adaptation and coexistence in urban Bangladesh.
This day will be a busy one, interacting with the people in old Dhaka and especially in the local markets.
| LOCATIONS | Dhaka, Old Dhaka, Sadarghat |
| Best time to travel | October to March |
| Tour Available | All year Round |
| Transportation | AC Car, Rickshaw |
| WEAR |
Men: Long trousers and T-shirt or shirt, comfortable shoes. Ladies: Long trousers, long sleeves & scarf. |
| INCLUDED |
Transport with sedan car All sightseeing according to itinerary One 500ml bottle of mineral water English speaking guide All entrance fees |
| NOT INCLUDED |
Any lunch & dinner Personal expenses Any beverage (hard & soft) |
Itinerary
8:30- Sightseeing starts with a walk through the narrow alleys and streets of Shakari Bazaar to enjoy seeing the lifestyle of Old Dhaka.
9:30- We go next to the Pink Palace, which used to be the Nawab's Palace. It has now become an interesting Museum.
10:00- Visit the vibrant Sadarghat (Boat Station) There you will see and experience how people of Bangladesh travel to other parts of Bangladesh by boat. We also visit the Star mosque and Armenian Church.
11:00- You will visit the 11th century Dakeswari temple, built by Raja Balal Sen, It is the National Hindu Temple of Bangladesh.
11:30- The Red Fort, which is not been completed, originates from 15th century, built during the reign of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb by his general Shaista Khan.
12:30- Have lunch in a local restaurant.
13:30- Drive to Dhaka University Campus and walk around to see the beautiful architecture, which is a medley of British & Mughal influences. We also visit the National Language Monument.
14:30- Take a rickshaw ride to New market and see how the local people make their bargains. Note the shopkeepers, and visit artists putting colourful block work on fabrics. Also visit the Vegetable Market.
15:30- Next we drive to see the magnificent Parliament building, designed by famous architect Louis I Kahn.
16:00- Start on the drive back to your hotel.
17:00- Arrive at the hotel, and drop off.
End of service.