Dhaka Textile Heritage and Nakshi Kantha Craft Walk
Discover Bangladesh's extraordinary textile traditions — from the Muslin cloth that made Dhaka famous across the Mughal empire to the nakshi kantha embroidered quilts stitched by rural women, and the contemporary fashion industry that has made Bangladesh a global textile powerhouse.
Dhaka River Delta Boat Journey
Journey by boat through the waterways surrounding Dhaka — part of the world's largest river delta where the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna systems converge, revealing a Bangladesh of floating markets, riverside villages, and the river-dependent life of a nation built entirely on silt.
Dhaka Modern City and Gulshan Diplomatic Quarter
Explore modern Dhaka's striking contrasts — the gleaming towers and international restaurants of Gulshan and Banani, designed by Bangladesh's greatest architect Louis Kahn's National Parliament Building, and the garment factories that make Bangladesh the world's second-largest clothing exporter.
Dhaka Mosques and Islamic Architecture Walk
Trace the Islamic architectural heritage of Dhaka — from the 17th-century Mughal mosques of Old Dhaka to the modernist Baitul Mukarram National Mosque, discovering how five centuries of Muslim rule and culture created one of South Asia's most intensely Islamic cities.
Dhaka Bengali Cuisine and Street Food Walk
Eat your way through Dhaka's extraordinary street food culture — from the biryani shops of Old Dhaka to the jilapi vendors of Chawk Bazar, the hilsha fish restaurants of Dhanmondi, and the sweet shops selling roshogolla and mishti doi that define the Bengali dessert tradition.
Dhaka Liberation War and Independence Heritage Trail
Follow the sites of Bangladesh's birth as a nation — the Liberation War Museum, the National Martyrs' Memorial at Savar, and the historic locations where the 1971 war for independence from Pakistan played out in Dhaka's streets, culminating in the creation of one of the world's newest countries.
Dhaka Cycle Rickshaw Art and Street Life Tour
Discover Dhaka's extraordinary rickshaw culture — the city has the world's largest cycle rickshaw fleet, each one decorated with colorful hand-painted panels depicting Bollywood scenes, nature, and local heroes, creating a rolling open-air folk art gallery in the world's most densely populated major city.
Dhaka Old City Mughal Heritage Walk
Explore the Mughal heart of Old Dhaka — Lalbagh Fort, Ahsan Manzil Pink Palace, and the labyrinthine streets of Chawk Bazar where the dense history of a once-great Mughal provincial capital survives in crumbling gateways, ancient mosques, and the chaotic energy of a city that never stopped.