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Covered by the lush green carpets of tea gardens, rubber plantations and lemon groves, Srimangal is among the most picturesque in the country famous as the Tea Capital of Bangladesh. It is also home to rain forests, wetlands and a scattering of traditional Khashia, Manipuri , Garo and Santal tribal villages. Here you will have an opportunity to explore the area in a little more depth, most likely taking a chance to head out into the hills of the Surma Valley on local transport to look for betel farmers and birds.
If you’re planning a trip to Srimangal, Bangladesh, most likely you’ve done your research and read numerous articles listing the best things to do in Srimangal. But, what you probably have missed on those lists is an out and out authentic Bangladesh Tribal Tour. So, if you’re looking to experience an authentic, one-of-a-kind experience while in Bangladesh, check out this incredible one day Authentic Bangladesh Tribal Tour.
Visit authentic triabal villages, on this full day Authentic Bangladesh Tribal Tour in Srimangal. These villages are nestled in lush countryside, very close to Srimangal town. Travel with our local tribal guides to learn about their tribal culture and way of life, in an ethical way.
Client’s Hotel/Suitable location at Dhaka
08.00 AM
Unfortunately, it’s likely that all of your preconceived notions of what a Bangladeshi tribe looks like is not appropriate. Here you won’t see any long necked woman or tribal dances in an authentic hill tribe village. No. Instead, you can expect to see a real, working family who speaks their own tribe language, uses unique cooking techniques and warmly invites you into their home to share a meal. Please be assured, no fake long-neck display could top the cultural experience you’re about to have with an authentic triabal tour!
Day 1 Lake Geneva and Château de Chillon
08.00 – 08.00 AM: A guide and driver of us will meet you at your hotel/residence to pick you up, and start driving toward Old Dhaka immediately.
08.30 – 08.50 AM: Visit outside of National Assembly Building (Parliament Building) on the way, which is one of the largest legislative buildings in the world, designed by world famous US architect Louis Kahn.
09.20 – 09.40 AM: Visit Dhakeswari Temple – a state owned Hindu temple which is the religious center of the Hindu community in Dhaka. This is also the national Hindu temple in Bangladesh.
09.50 – 10.05 AM: Continue driving and visit Khan Mohammed Mridha Mosque – a beautiful mosque from the Mughal period built on a raised platform.
10.15 – 11.00 AM: Visit Lalbagh Fort – a beautiful fort from the Mughal period, a key tourist attraction in Dhaka city.
11.05 – 11.45 AM: Take a rickshaw ride and visit Star Mosque – a beautiful mosque fully decorated with star motifs.
11.45 – 12.20 PM: Walk for 10 mins and visit Armenian Church – an orthodox church built by Armenians in Dhaka.
12.20 – 01.20 PM: Walk for 15 mins to the boat station and enjoy boat ride on a row boat at Dhaka’s busy Buriganga river. This river is a live and vibrant place full of activities. You’ll see hundreds of row boats crossing people in two sides of the river, small vendors selling goods on their boats, passenger and cargo ferries passing by.
01.20 – 01.40 PM: Walk through the main street enjoying and photographing the roadside activities or take a short rickshaw ride through the alleys to the restaurant.
01.40 – 02.20 PM: Late lunch on a local restaurant with authentic local food.
| Group Size |
Classic Package Per Person (USD) |
Comfort Package |
|---|---|---|
| 02 Pax | $70 | N/A |
| 04 Pax | $50 | N/A |
| 06 Pax | $40 | N/A |
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