Old & New Dhaka City Tour
An Exclusive Day Escapade in Old Dhaka
Old Dhaka is not a museum. It is a living, breathing part of the capital where centuries of history continue to unfold alongside everyday life. Mughal monuments stand beside busy markets. Historic mosques sit within densely packed neighborhoods. Hindu temples continue to welcome worshippers. Armenian heritage survives quietly behind old walls. Artisans still work with traditional materials, while rickshaws, traders, cooks, and boatmen keep the streets moving from morning until night.
Our Private Old Dhaka Tour brings these layers together in one carefully designed day. You'll begin with a glimpse of modern Dhaka at the National Assembly Building before moving into the historic core. From there, the journey takes you through Dhakeshwari Temple, Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque, and Lalbagh Fort before exchanging the comfort of the car for a traditional rickshaw ride through Chawk Bazaar.
After discovering the intricate decoration of Star Mosque and enjoying an authentic Kacchi Biryani lunch, you'll continue to the Armenian Church, Ahsan Manzil, and the traditional artisan quarter of Shankhari Bazaar. The day culminates at Sadarghat, where you'll leave the streets behind and experience Dhaka from the Buriganga River. This isn't simply a list of things to do in Dhaka. It's a chance to understand how the city became what it is—and why so many travellers remember Old Dhaka long after leaving Bangladesh.