Meet at the hotel in the morning and begin our scenic train journey to Sreemangal, the tea capital of Bangladesh. As the train snakes through the countryside, we’ll see rolling green tea
plantations, quaint villages, and golden fields stretching to the horizon.

Upon arrival, we will check into our accommodation and relax before heading to the vibrant Rash Mela festivities in the evening. This age-old Hindu festival, celebrated under the full
moon, brings together people from all walks of life to witness traditional music, colorful processions, and spiritual rituals.

Note: Rash Mela is traditionally celebrated on the full moon of Kartik (October–November). In 2025, the full moon falls on November 5 and 6, meaning the festival may be on either date.

Overnight Stay: Sreemangal

After breakfast, we will explore Sreemangal’s stunning landscapes:

• Lawachara National Forest – A protected rainforest, home to rare Hoolock Gibbons, butterflies, and exotic birds. A walk through this lush forest will immerse us in the
  symphony of nature.
• Baikka Beel Wetland Sanctuary – A birdwatcher’s paradise, with migratory birds, serene waters, and lily-covered wetlands.

We will return to the hotel for a short rest before heading out again to enjoy another night of Rash Mela celebrations.

Overnight Stay: Sreemangal

After a leisurely breakfast, we will visit the lush tea gardens, where we’ll interact with local tea workers and learn about their tea-making traditions.

In the noon, we board a train back to Chittagong, watching the picturesque countryside roll by. You will cross all the green forests, tea gardens and rural villages to reach Chittagong in the late evening. Chittagong is the second biggest city of Bangladesh and called the port city. It is mixed of nature and vibrant life alongside with historic establishments. That we will explore next day.

Overnight Stay: Chittagong

Start early in the morning by visiting the country’slargest fish market, where you’ll experience the hustle and bustle of the vibrant trade. Nearby, watch woodworkers crafting fishing boats used for deep-sea journeys. After a walk along the riverbank, return to the hotel to freshen up.

After breakfast, explore Chittagong Shrine of Baijud Bostami, Old Railway Building along with other establishments of British period. In the noon, drive towards Bandarban, reaching the evening. You will relax in your accommodation overnight.

Overnight Stay: Bandarban

After breakfast, we’ll begin our exploration of Bandarban, a scenic town nestled along the Sangu River and surrounded by the rolling hills of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Known for its rich tapestry of indigenous cultures—especially the Chakma and Marma communities—Bandarban offers a unique glimpse into life where tradition and nature go hand in hand.

We’ll visit some of the area’s most stunning natural spots, including Nilachol and Shoilopropat, enjoying panoramic views and serene landscapes. Along the way, we’ll wander through vibrant tribal markets and visit local homes where women skillfully manage daily life and craft handmade goods for visitors. The day promises a mix of breathtaking scenery and authentic cultural encounters. In the evening, we’ll drive onward to Cox’s Bazar.

Overnight Stay: Cox’s Bazar

Start your day early with a sunrise beach walk along the pristine shores of Cox’s Bazar Beach, one of the most serene and beautiful moments to experience the world’s longest unbroken sea beach. Afterward, visit Himchori Viewpoint, where you’ll be treated to breathtaking coastal views. The view from the top provides a panoramic view of the azure sea and lush green hills surrounding the area.

Explore Petuartek Beach, a peaceful spot for reflection, and then take a scenic drive along Marine Drive, which runs along the coastline, offering stunning views of the Bay of Bengal. In the evening, board your flight back to Dhaka to end your beachside adventure.

Overnight: Dhaka

Enjoy your last breakfast in Dhaka. Start your day by seeing the big National Parliament House from your car. Then walk around Dhaka University and visit Lalbagh Fort, an old place full of stories. Ride through Old Dhaka in a rickshaw. Visit the beautiful Star Mosque, an old church, and the Pink Palace. 

In the  afternoon, we will take you to the airport for your flight. You’ll leave with more than pictures—you’ll take stories of rivers, forests, markets, and the smiling people of Bangladesh.