3 Days Itinerary in Dhaka, Bangladesh - Travel Guide
3 Dynamic Days in Dhaka, Bangladesh: A Journey Full of Colors and Heritage
Days | Description |
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1 | Day 1 - Delving into Dhaka's Historic Heart |
2 | Day 2 - The Tranquil Side of Dhaka |
3 | Day 3 - Heritage and Craftsmanship |
Introduction
This 3-day itinerary unveils the enthralling wonders of Dhaka, the bustling capital of Bangladesh. Witness the dynamics of this city, infused with rich heritage, vibrant markets, serene landscapes, and mouthwatering cuisine, offering a thrilling and immersive cultural experience.
Day 1 - Delving into Dhaka's Historic Heart
Dhaka is a city that never sleeps, and you'll experience this the moment you step in. Today, we start by exploring the city's historic heart. Our journey begins at the iconic Lalbagh Fort, a 17th Century Mughal fort that serves as the perfect introduction to Dhaka's rich heritage. Next, we move on to the grandeur of Dhakeshwari Temple, which stands as a beacon of tranquility amid the city's chaos. Then, let's dive into the hustle and bustle of the Shankharia Bazar, a colorful Hindu street, and an absolute feast for the senses. Finally, we'll cap off the day by visiting the sparkling Star Mosque, a sight to behold as the sun sets. Remember, Delhi's charm lies not just in its sights, but in its vibrant street culture and scrumptious food stalls. So don't forget to savor piquant street food along the way!
Day 2 - The Tranquil Side of Dhaka
We'll discover the serene side of this bustling city today. Start your morning at Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban, a landmark representing the power and valor of the Bangladeshi people. Designed by renowned architect Louis Khan, it's one of the most significant architectural sites in South Asia. Later, let's sail over to the Ahsan Manzil, the iconic 'Pink Palace', boasting panoramic views of Dhaka and the tranquil Buriganga River. After that, take a serene boat ride and explore Sadarghat, Dhaka's main river port where the river acts as the central highway. Let's end our day by exploring the bustling Karwan Bazar, where you find an array of local products, fruits, and vegetables that are sure to open your sense to Dhaka's effervescent flavors!
Day 3 - Heritage and Craftsmanship
Our final day takes us on a journey through Dhaka's cultural soul. Our first stop is the Bangladesh National Museum showcasing the country's cultural, historical and artistic heritage. Then, we'll venture to the artisans' heaven: the Dhamrai Metal Crafts; a place where you can see craftsmen creating unique masterpieces from brass and bronze. Later, we'll pay a visit to the distinctive Liberation War Museum, which provides a poignant insight into the country's struggle for independence. Finally, we'll explore vibrant markets like New Market and Gulshan to pick up traditional Bangladesh handloom, tea, sweets, and souvenirs. Enjoy a last cup of local tea and bask in the warmth of Dhakai hospitality!
Victoria Scott
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Dhaka
The best time to visit Dhaka is during the winter months from November to February. The weather is pleasant, and outdoor exploration is more comfortable.
The local currency is the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT). Money exchange services are available at the airport, most hotels, and numerous exchange bureaus throughout the city.
Dhaka offers a variety of local dishes worth trying such as Hilsa fish curry, Dhaka Biryani, phuchka (pani puri) and the sweetmeat, Chomchom. Street food is also a must-try, but ensure it's from a clean and reputable vendor.
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