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The serene waters of Barishal Backwater is the Bangladesh’s hidden treasure located in the southern part of Bangladesh. Embark on a mesmerizing journey through a labyrinth of waterways, where serenity meets adventure. The Barishal Backwater trip promises a unique experience, immersing travelers in the captivating beauty of the region. ancient architectural marvel and UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its sixty domes, intricate terracotta ornamentation, and historical significance dating back to the 15th century.
Highlights
Visit Plan
Day 00: Journey starts from Dhaka by overnight launch to Barishal (tickets are subject to availability) around 8:30pm from Sadarghat terminal.
Day 01: Arrive at Barishal launch ghat early in the morning, where you’ll be greeted by an air-conditioned reserved vehicle to travel to Banaripara. From there, a local engine boat awaits to take you to various floating markets (selling vegetables, fruits, and seasonal harvests) in the region. After exploring the markets, you’ll proceed to Sawrupkathi, one of the largest timber trading points. Following this, a car will take you to the Sixty Dome Mosque, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 15th Century. Finally, you’ll be transferred to an EcoCottage near the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest for a candlelit BBQ dinner and an overnight stay.
Day 02: On this day, engage in an early morning walk or cycling tour to a rural village, allowing you to interact with locals and observe their daily activities. Alternatively, enjoy a silent small boat trip (depending on high tides). After breakfast, try your hand at fishing or prawn-catching from the pond, and savor a freshly prepared lunch. Later, pack your bags and head to the bus boarding point to catch your AC luxury bus to Dhaka or travel via Padma bridge with a private car. Anticipate reaching Dhaka by 9:00 pm, concluding your day with unforgettable experiences.
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