Bangladesh in March

March through June sees the mercury rapidly rising across Bangladesh as it enters its hot and humid season. Regional variations are limited, and the summer highs reach 38 to 41 °C, with April being the hottest and, perhaps, cruelest month. By June seasonal rains start, and the early summer sees intense thunderstorms, known as northwesterners by English-speaking locals, with winds hitting up to 60 kilometers per hour. For those visiting at this muggy time, the stifling heat is such that going out in the middle of the day is to be avoided where possible. The locals prefer to rest in the shade drinking numerous cups of the nation’s tea.

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Classic Bangladesh

See the best Bangladesh has to offer on this classic 10-day journey through the historical, colorful country. You’ll move from the historical buildings of Dhaka, through the thick flora of the Sundarbans forest, and back again, visiting must-see sights the Shrine of Bayazid Bostami, interacting with local hilltribes in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, and tasting tea fresh from the plantations in Sylhet.

Interest Wildlife

Destination Bangladesh

Duration: 10 days / 9 nights

Price Per Person: From $9,700

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A Bangladesh Break: Dhaka & Comilla

Get a glimpse of Bangladesh's rich cultural history on this unforgettable tour. Starting and ending in the heart of its capital, you'll make the excursion to explore the treasures at Comilla in between and find yourself falling for this country in just three days.

Interest Heritage

Destination Bangladesh

Duration: 3 days / 2 nights

Price Per Person: Extension: Optional add-on to your itinerary.

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A Journey Through Bengal: Bangladesh and India

Explore the sights and attractions of India’s exciting Bengal region, on a 12-day luxury journey from Bangladesh’s bustling Dhaka, through the lush Sundarbans mangrove forest, onwards to Calcutta for lunch at the Polo Club, and ending Darjeeling for a tour and stay at Glenburn Tea Estate.

Interests Architecture, Heritage

Destinations India, Bangladesh

Duration: 12 days / 11 nights

Price Per Person: From $9,000

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Bangladesh: Home of Ancient Wonders

Travel through the wild and wonderful side of Bangladesh on this thrilling 8-day luxury tour starting with a rickshaw tour of historic Dhaka, and finishing off in the lush Sundarbans forest, where you can spot Bengal Tigers. You’ll stop to take in ancient sights like the Pink Palace, and the Sixty Dome Mosque.

Interests Unesco, Heritage

Destinations Bangladesh, Bangladesh

Duration: 7 days / 6 nights

Price Per Person: From $4,700

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Culture & Nature of Bangladesh

This five-day Bangladesh tour highlights some of the county’s most revered cultural sights and beautiful natural feats. From small villages to large Muslim shrines, and from the world’s biggest mangrove forest to the exciting capital of Dhaka, you’ll enjoy an exhilarating cross-section of this fascinating country.

Interests Unesco, Heritage, Wildlife

Destination Bangladesh

Duration: 5 days / 4 nights

Price Per Person: From $2,800

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National and Natural Treasures of Bangladesh

On this unforgettable whistlestop tour of the beauties of Bangladesh, you'll spend eight days discovering the country’s considerable highlights. From the bustle of the metropolis to the simple life of tribal villagers, from visits to historic temples to lazy days on never-ending beaches, you'll truly see it all.

Destination Bangladesh

Duration: 8 days / 7 nights

Price Per Person: From $8,700

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Travelogues

An Asia-focused magazine brought to you by Remote Lands - a platform for adventure, luxury, and authenticity from experts and explorers around the continent.

5 Rare Animals to Look for in Bangladesh

Author: Travelogues

Bangladesh is not normally known for its wildlife, but hidden among the swamps and forests are animals hanging on to the disappearing ecology.

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The Contemporary and Ancient Architectural Wonders of Bangladesh

Author: Remote Lands

Aland with a fascinating and sometimes tragic history, Bangladesh is an undiscovered travel gem still well off the beaten tourist trail and yet home to so many cultural treasures just waiting to be uncovered.

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Happy When it Rains

Author: Dave Stamboulis

Dhaka during monsoon season is not every tourist’s idea of fun. But good-humored locals, colorful street life, and tasty cuisine all contribute to unique joie de vivre.

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