Homestay-Live Like a Local - 7 Days

A guide will welcome you and pick you up from inside the airport with a sign that has your name to receive you and transfer you to your hotel.

Roam around nearby with our guide and if you need to buy anything get that stuff.
Overnight at Dhaka (Omni Residency)

Pick up from your Hotel at 09:00 AM! Drive to the Airport Railway Station, board the train (Rangpur Express) and start your journey at 09:32 AM.

On the way, you will see vast vegetation beauty in the countryside, different types of harvest fields, a lot of mango orchards, litchi orchards and other orchards as well and you will see the 6th longest bridge in South Asia (Bangabandhu Bridge) which is 4.63 km long, and you will notice many local people and their daily life activities.

Arrive at Rangpur railway station around 07:00 PM, transfer you to your hotel, upon arrival, check-in, freshen up, and take your dinner. Roam around nearby in downtown.
Overnight at Rangpur (Grand Palace)

Kurigram is a place that is defined more by its rivers than its land so boat journeys here reveal a shifting landscape of sandbars and river channels. This is a fascinating exploration to experience the stunning natural scenery and extremely rural villages.

We take a wooden motorized boat from Chilmari to visit some Chars (sandbank islands that isolated from the mainland created from river sedimentation) and isolated area in Kurigram district along the Brahmaputra river very close to the Indian border and see how the river erosion, floods, and other natural disaster affects local people’s life.

Overnight at Lalmonirhat (Homestay)

Harano Masjid (Lost Mosque) built-in 69 Hijri of Arabic calendar (690 AD) during the presidency of “Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan”, who was the 5th caliph of Umayyad Caliphate. Many historians and Islamic scholars believe this mosque is the first mosque built in Bangladesh and one of the oldest mosques in South Asia. During the excavation, archaeologists found one floral motif that mentioned this mosque was built in AH 69. Many Islamic Scholars say this mosque could have been built by Sa`d ibn Abi Waqqas (R), who was the seventeenth person to embrace Islam when he accepted Islam at only seventeen years old.

Visit Nidariya mosque (built-in AH 1176, 1755 AD),

In the evening we will visit the Village Market and see the villager’s activity and how they sell and buy their goods in an open field market.

Overnight at Lalmonirhat (Homestay)

Let’s visit some farmers fields and see what do farmers contribute to our society, mainly they grow all types of grain like rice, wheat, mustard, lentil, barley, canola, oats, rye, flax, peas, and vegetables such as Potatoes, Cabbage, Cauliflower, aubergine, tomato, carrot, turnip, radish, spinach, lettuce, bottle gourd, country bean, and garden pea and so on.

Overnight at Lalmonirhat (Homestay)

Visit Tajhat Palace (Tajhat Rajbari), this is a historic place and one of the finest Rajbaris in Bangladesh situated built in the 19th century by the feudal landlord Manna Lal Ray and located in the northern part of our country. Now the palace is Rangpur Museum, where you can see terracotta artifacts, Sanskrit and Arabic manuscripts, black basalt stone carvings that depict the story of Hinduism.

Visit Kantajew Temple, the most beautiful and stunning terracotta Hindu temple in Bangladesh. It gained distinction as an outstanding monument in Bangladesh for its fabulous terracotta embellishment. Every inch of the temple is decorated with beautiful plaques describing the epic story of Hinduism.

Drive to Saidpur Airport to catch the flight for Dhaka around 4:30 pm. We arrive in Dhaka near 5:30 PM; transfer you to your hotel.

Overnight at Dhaka (Omni Residency)

Pick you up from your hotel, transfer you to the airport according to your flight schedule and say goodbye.
End the Homestay-Live like a local Tour.