Dhaka with Coxsbazar Tour

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Arrival Dhaka transfer Mymensingh

  Meet Our Representative, Received from Dhaka and Transfer to Mymensingh and Evening Free, Overnight Stay At Hotel. Hotel Amir International. 0400 Hours Journey (120km).

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• Day 2 : Mymensingh-Dhaka

  After Early Breakfast We Can Visit Our per Schedule Visiting Place, Then After Lunch We Return Back Dhaka. After 0400 Hours Journey We Reach in Dhaka (depend On Traffic).
  
  "welcome to the 'rickshaw Capital of the World ". Dhaka, the Capital of Bangladesh, Founded in 1608 Has An Exciting History and Rich Cultural Heritage. if Times have Permitted Proceed for Dhaka City Tour By Private Car. Dhaka University Campus, Curzon Hall, Old Dhaka, You Can Visit the Lalbagh Fort, a 17th Century Moghul Palace that Day is An Oasis of Tranquility in the City. Dhakeswari Temple. Overnight Dhaka.

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• Day 3 : Rangamati

  Capitals of Bengal) and Mainamati (archaeological ruins of Buddhist Monastery of 7th/8th century A.D.). Afternoon- Arrive Rangamati and transfer to Parjatan Holiday Complex. Dinner and overnight stay. 0900hrs journey (320km) including local sightseeing.

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• Day 4 : Rangamati

  After have some bed rest take breakfast & Visit the Rangamati Hill Tracts, probably one of the most interesting areas in Bangladesh. This region is totally different in terms of culture and landscape than the rest of the country. First of all we visit Hanging Bridge, Kaptai river then Lake Cruse by local boat, then visit King house. O/N Rangamati

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• Day 5 : Rangamati to Chittagong

  Early Morning after breakfast we precede our journey to Chittagong. Chittagong with a picturesque hinterland of large green hills and lakes is the second largest city of the country and a busy international seaport. It has many industrial establishments too. Its green hills and forests, broad sandy beaches and fine cool climate always attract holidaymakers. After arrival check in hotel Golden Inn/Hotel Favor Inn. 0330hrs journey (75km)
  
  Places of tourist attraction in Chittagong city are as follows: - Shrine of Bayzid Bostami,

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• Day 6 : Chittagong

  World war-11 Cemetery, Foy’s Lake, Ethnological Museum, Court Building, Patenga Beach, Chatteshwari temple, Shitakundo ship breaking yard, etc. O/N Chittagong. Cox’s Bazar is located on the South Eastern part of Bangladesh. Panwa, the yellow flower was its early name. After Lieutenant Cox kept his footprint and administered the area and the name turned to Cox’s Bazar. Having the world’s longest unbroken (120km) beach, sloping gently down to the blue waters of the Bay of Bengal against the picturesque background of a chain of hill covered with deep green forests. 4 Hours Journey (125km). Hotel Kollol/Hotel Sea Palace/Hotel Media International.
  The area has the influence of the Rakhaine tribes and there are many Buddhist temples and pagodas. The fish market with variety of sea fish, rare conch shell, the colorful and unique culture & costume of the Rakhaine is a matter of attraction. O/N Cox’s Bazaar.

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• Day 7 : Cox’sbazar-Dhaka

  Before sunrise we can see the sunrise then come back hotel & take by the afternoon flight will come back to Dhaka. Free time or shopping trip until dinner time. Overnight Dhaka. 45 minutes fly time.

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• Day 8 : Dhaka leaves

  After breakfast transfer to Airport. Tour End

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Inclusions

• MAP (Room + Breakfast + Lunch/Dinner)
• Hotel
• Sightseeing

Package Start From

• Dhaka, Bangladesh, Asia

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