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NetworkBD Bangladesh offers a variety of corporate travel and expense management services, including: 

1. 24-hour emergency assistance 

2. Market-leading technology 

3. Travel policy advice for corporations 

4. Travel buying power worldwide 

5. Group and charter bookings 

6. Support on a local and global level

7. Events, meetings, incentives, and conferences (MICE)

8. Providers of payment solutions

9. Safety and security services for travelers 

10. Executive VIP service 

11. Assistance with passports, visas, and travel insurance

Bangladesh 4 Most Precious And Beautiful Things To View

1. The Land Of The Rivers

It is home to more than 700 rivers, creating a luscious landscape with more shades of green than you could imagine. The country can be seen from a very different perspective by boat, which is a way of life here. The country is densely populated, yet as you glide quietly downriver on a wooden boat, it seems as if you have it all to yourself. If you’re headed to Dhaka’s bustling streets or the Sundarbans’ mangrove forests, there is a boat for you.

2. The Buried Riches

Bangladesh is known for its mangrove forests and tigers in the Sundarbans National Park, but the country offers a variety of lesser-known attractions that should not be missed as well. Among the Unesco World Heritage sites are Buddhist ruins at Paharpur and mausoleums and mosques from the 15th century at Bagerhat. 

The country has a majority Muslim population, but its hill tracts are still home to Buddhist and Christian Adivasi tribes, and temples in Dhaka and beyond attest to the influence of Hindu culture.

3. Warm And Welcoming

It is something of a click these days to go off the beaten path, but Bangladesh remains a relatively underdeveloped destination. It’s easy to feel as though you’re breaking new ground. Bengalis are known for their friendly nature; you will rarely find yourself suspecting ulterior motives. The best way to explore this country is probably to make friends, mix with locals, and travel without bumping into too many other tourists.

4. Be Patient

Bangladesh has numerous possibilities and quirks. Embrace them all. You shouldn’t hurry here. You’ll be left frustrated if you try to travel in Bangladesh is too much of a hurry since the infrastructure is basic and the tourist industry is undeveloped. Don’t try to cram too much into your schedule; slow down. Bangladesh isn’t the kind of country where you check off the sights on a checklist. We go there to relax, meet people, discover new ideas and ways of life. You will be able to see the country’s best side at its own pace, as sure and steady as the rivers flowing through it.

Our Top 5 Recommendations To Travel in Bangladesh

1. Sundarban Day Trip from Khulna

Observe beautiful landscapes and creatures while you prepare for the day. We will pick you up at your Khulna hotel early in the morning and transfer you to Mongla by private car. The boat will take you along the river to Karamjal Wildlife Center once you arrive. The Herbaria Mangrove Trail follows the mini zoo, and you may also enjoy the canal side next to Herbaria. Once you reach Mongla, you’ll be transferred by private car to Khulna, where you’ll be dropped off at your Khulna hotel between 8 pm and 9 pm.

2. Bogra Day Tour Combined With Mahasthangarh and Paharpur

Enjoy a private full-day tour of Bogra to discover more about Mahasthangarh and Paharpur’s fascinating history. This popular 10-hour tour includes all transportation, a driver and an English-speaking guide throughout the day. Your first stop will be Mahasthangarh, following a hotel pick-up at 8 am. One of the earliest urban archaeological sites discovered in Bangladesh is Mahasthangarh. The village Mahasthan of Bogra District contains the remains of an ancient city that was known as Pundranagara or Paundravardhanapura in the territory of Pundravardhana.

3. Ham Ham Waterfall Trek in Srirangam

Our team of experienced drivers and licensed tour guides will pick you up at your hotel around 6.00 am, then drive you to Madhabpur. It takes at least 4 hours to walk through hills and rivers to the Hum Hum Waterfall, discovered only in 2009, where you’ll feel delightfully immersed in nature. There are approximately 135-160 feet of water at the foot of the fall. You will need to use bamboo sticks as support when you begin walking through this area for about 30 minutes, where you will be forced to walk through a natural fountain (locally called chara or nala). Water levels can range from ankle to thigh height.

4. Dhaka Day Tour to Sonargaon

Get to know Sonargaon, the city’s historic administrative, commercial, and maritime center in Bengal, on a private half-day tour. The popular 8-hour tour includes all transportation, a tour guide and personal driver throughout the day. Your first stop will be Banglar Tajmahal, which is a scaled-down replica of the Taj Mahal (a Mughal mausoleum in Agra, India) located 10 miles east of Dhaka in the Bangladeshi capital, Sonargaon. 

5. Old & New Dhaka City Tour

Our tour starts at 8:00 a.m. You will be picked up from your Dhaka hotel and taken on a city tour. A city tour of old and new Dhaka allows you to see the Baitul Mukarram Mosque and the Nawab (King’s) Palace (closed on Thursday).You can also ride a boat for an hour on the Buriganga River Sadarghat. See the Lalbagh Fort and the Star Mosque, as well as the Armenian Church. You will also see the Dhakeshwari Temple, Curzon Hall, Shahid Minar, and the National Parliament Building before the tour ends. You will be dropped off at your Dhaka hotel in the evening.

There Are 4 Ways To Travel in Bangladesh

1. Travel by Road

Public transportation services, including buses, are available. Make sure you check with your local transport provider for more information.

You should get an international driving permit if you intend to drive.

When crossing streets or riding public transportation, take great care when traveling by road. The driving standards in the area are poor with many drivers lacking the proper licenses and roadworthiness certificates. It is common for mandatory vehicle safety checks to be ignored. The roads are occupied by rickshaws and Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) rickshaws that often ignore traffic laws.

2. Travel by Air

There are restrictions on international commercial passenger flights. The domestic air travel schedule is limited and there are health restrictions. 

It is important to monitor travel arrangements closely since flight schedules can change at short notice.

3. Taking the Train

The state-owned Bangladesh Railway operates the country’s rail network. It operates and maintains all railways in the country, and is overseen by the Bangladesh Railway Directorate. Bangladesh Railways are governed by the Ministry of Railways and the Bangladesh Railway Authority. Bangladesh Railway Authority reports to the Ministry of Railways.

4. Travel by Sea And River

It is not only that the riverine beauty of the country remains untapped but it also faces a steady decline as the inland rivers lose navigability and past glory due to lack of maintenance. We can help you to visit this beautiful place.

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We work with a broad range of local and regional corporate clients, including banks and financial institutions, pharmaceutical companies, government agencies, multinational corporations, textile companies, and export companies. We offer our clients the best travel services. Come to us and we’ll help you explore the beautiful country. So you can travel in Bangladesh with NetworkBD.