Bangladesh Travel

I still remember the first time I set foot on Kuakata Sea Beach. It was during my early days as a tour guide, and I had organized a small group trip for university friends. We started the journey from Dhaka late at night, and by the time we arrived at Kuakata in the early morning, […]

I still remember my first visit to Panam City over a decade ago. As a young travel enthusiast just starting my tour agency, I had heard countless stories from my father about this mysterious, centuries-old city in Sonargaon. The moment I stepped onto its narrow streets lined with decaying yet majestic colonial-era buildings, I felt

Several years ago, I took a group of heritage enthusiasts on a tour across North Bengal. Our highlight was Mahasthangarh — Bangladesh’s oldest known city site. As we walked through the ancient fort walls and stood before crumbling temples, I could see their imaginations come alive. One traveler whispered, “I feel like I’ve stepped into

A few years ago, I had the privilege of guiding a group of university students on an educational tour to Paharpur. As we approached the vast archaeological site of Somapura Mahavihara, the expressions on their faces said it all — awe, pride, and deep curiosity. Standing amidst the ancient red-brick ruins, we felt connected to

A few years ago, I led a small family tour to Srimangal during the monsoon season. As we walked through tea gardens with mist curling over the lush green slopes, the children ran ahead, picking wildflowers and sipping fresh 7-layer tea. That trip reminded me why Srimangal is called the ‘Tea Capital of Bangladesh.’ As

Years ago, I led a group of university friends on their first hill country tour — and we chose Bandarban. None of us expected the sheer scale of beauty we’d witness. As we trekked up Nilgiri at dawn, clouds swirled around our feet, and a golden sunrise broke over the green hills. That moment made

The first time I visited Sajek Valley, I was speechless. I had arranged a group tour for a group of young professionals from Dhaka looking for a quick escape. When we reached the hilltop and watched clouds floating below us as the sun painted the sky orange, even the most talkative among us fell silent

It was during a group eco-tour in early winter that I truly experienced the magic of the Sundarbans. As our boat slowly cruised through the narrow canals surrounded by dense mangrove trees, the silence was only broken by the occasional call of a kingfisher or the rustle of a monkey in the trees. Then suddenly,

The first time I stepped onto Saint Martin’s Island, I felt like I had left the world behind. It was a group tour I organized for a newlywed couple and two other families. As we took the boat from Teknaf and the turquoise waters came into view, the excitement on everyone’s faces made me realize

I still remember the first time I set foot on the golden sands of Cox’s Bazar. It was during a family tour I arranged for a client from Dhaka. When I saw the sheer joy on their faces as they watched the sun set over the world’s longest sea beach, I knew I had to