Bangladesh, the undiscovered smile and nature

It’s the Land of Rivers; an unbelievably green getaway threaded with more waterways than roads, replete with mangroves and beautiful beasts lurking in the leaves.
The little green country is crisscrossed by over 700 waterways; boats and ferries are an integral part of travel for locals and tourists alike. A journey along the river in any mode is sure the best way to see Bangladesh.
Bangladesh is a country with lots of places to visit, many of which offer unforgettable experiences but remain relatively unknown to the rest of the world.

Dhaka is a pulsing, gritty conglomerate, one of the most densely populated cities in the world. Travel by rickshaws, bright and colourful, rickety and raucous, there’s no better way to experience the real Dhaka.

The villages are the true countryside of Bangladesh and almost always have green paddy fields and yellow mustard fields with flowing rivers.

The pristine wilderness of the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest and home to the mighty Royal Bengal tiger and rare Gangetic dolphin, remain one of the last great wildlife refuges whilst the lush tea hills of Sylhet remain untainted by the encroaching modern world.

Whether its at the beautiful and serene beaches of places like Cox’s Bazar that stretch on forever, curving backwaters of a Bangladeshi river, with its ancient towns and villages some dating back more than 2000 years and past Maharajas Palaces of the previous centuries.

Breaking free from the stereotypes of flooding, political strife and famine, Bangladesh is fast growing into a destination which offers more than your typical South Asian holiday.

Tourism is still in its infancy here, which means you find a slower pace of life than most of Southern Asia. As the site of a traveller is still a bit of a rarity for many of the population, you would frequently overwhelmed meeting some of the friendliest and welcoming people on the planet waiting to make your acquaintance.

TAABU strongly recommend visiting Bangladesh now before the tourists come. Unlike its neighbours, it is often overlooked but it is actually a far flung Asian trove of wildlife, endearing and fascinating people and scenery that is well worth a visit.

It’ll be an experience that will undoubtably find a place which will provide you with the unforgetable trip of a lifetime.

Let us arrange your undreamed tours to Bangladesh and fall in love with the smile and nature of this fantastic country.