Panam City is situated at Sonargaon, Narayanganj in Bangladesh. It is an extremely ancient historical city in Bangladesh. Among the three cities of Boro nagar, Khas Nagar, Panam Nagar, it was the most attractive city. There are many historical buildings which were built centuries ago and those are related with the history of Baro-Bhuyan. It covered 20 km area of Sonargaon. Panam City is one of the most visited tourist spots in Bangladesh.

After completing Dhaka city sightseeing tour we shall proceed to Hularhat by Rocket Paddle Steamer. A memorable overnight journey in Rocket Steamer to Hularhat. Overnight at Rocket (Sleeping Cabin). First Class or Second Class Cabin.

Kodla Matha is one of the remarkable examples of xikhara type of temple in Bagerhat while there are two others popularly known as the Mathurapur Deul in Faridpur and Sarkar's mathas in Mahilara in Bakerganj. All mathas are dated to the 17th century. The sikhara or rekha type is also known as the nagara style in Indian architectural aesthetics.

Transfer to our waiting boat in the jetty at 06.00 H, and head immediately toward Sundarbans, Stop on a forest station on the way to complete formalities, and continue toward Kochikhali. We’ll go through many small canals and rivers with our small boat where big boats can not go because of their size and the canals being shallow. Taking you through these rewarding narrow canals is the main point of this Private tour on a small boat, where is your best chance to spot a tiger and many wildlife. We’ve spotted a tiger on such a canal on 14th October, 2017, which was Crossing the river just 200 miters ahead of us in broad Day light. We were the only lucky tour operator to spot an wild Bengal tiger in last few years on a tour in Sundarbans. We’ll reach Kochikhali in the evening, and explore a small canal on a small ow boat in search of wild-life. They come to drink water in the evening and morning on te creeks and canals. You’ll seat on the boat quietly and float by on a breath-taking environment listening to many birds singing, and the calls of many animals stay overnight on the boat in a sleeping cabin, anchoring in the middle of the river in front of Kochikhali forest station.

Ride a wooden rowboat on a canal in the morning in search of wildlife. Back to the main boat, and have breakfast at 07.30 H. Start hiking on the forest from Kochkhali forest station toward the Jamtola Beach (10 Km, 03 hrs). Spend an hour on the beach which is the quietest, nicest, and cleanest beach in Bangladesh, and hike toward Kokta Forest station through the forest. Reach Kotka station and transfer to our waiting boat which already arrived here from Kochikhali through an inside canal. Lunch on the boat and have couple of hours rest. Go to the watch tower at Kotka and seat there rest of the evening. This is a feeding ground of animals. Lots of deer and other wild animals come here in the evening to eat grass and drink water. You never know what surprise can be waiting for you here! Stay overnight on the boat in a sleeping cabin, Anchoring in the middle of the river in front of Kotka Forest station.

Go for a boat ride on the small row boat at 06.00 H and explore a canal near Kotka Wildlife Sanctuary. Return to the main boat at 07.30 and have breakfast. We’ll start our return journey toward Mongla from here through other small rivers and canals. Visit a fishing village in on the way, reach Mongla in the afternoon, and drive to Khulna (1.5 hrs) Overnight at Khulna (Hotel City Inn).

The Puthia Temple Complex consists of a cluster of notable old Hindu temples in Puthia Upazila, Rajshahi District, Bangladesh. Located 23 km to the east of Rajshahi city, it has the largest number of historic temples in Bangladesh. The temples were built by Hindu Zamindars Rajas of the Puthia Raj family who were noted philanthropists of Rajshahi. The temples have been built in terracotta in a variety of styles combining the typical Jor-bangla architecture with other influences. The Rajbari or Palace of the Raja of Puthia and the Dol Mancha are part of the complex. The temples are laid out around a lake with a sprawling lawn.

Drive to Mahasthangarh (60 Km, 1.5 hrs), and visit the remaining of the oldest known city in Bangladesh from 3rd century BC. We will take you to visit most of the well known sites at Mahasthangarh including, Mahasthangarh Museum. Drive to Bogra (22 Km, 30 mins).

After breakfast, drive to Sariakandi (42 Km, 45 mins). Visit some chars (river islands) of river Jamuna and see how people live on those small islands struggling with the natural disasters. Drive to Dhaka (250 Km, 6.5 hrs). Lunch on a highway restaurant on the way. Drop at hotel upon arrival at Dhaka in the late evening. Overnight at Dhaka (Richmond Hotel).

After check-in, freshen up, and lunch, visit tea gardens and a tribal village in Sreemangal. We’ll take you to Nolkontho Tea cabin to Taste the famous 7 layer tea of Sreemangal.

In the afternoon, walk through the trails inside tea gardens, visit some pineapple gardens and lemon orchards. Also show you the tea collecting activities on a tea garden before sunset (if available) when female works gather to collect their tea leafs which they collect during the whole day, which is photogenic.

Morning is free to do anything you like. Transfer to railway station, and take 10.30 H Jayantika Express to return Dhaka. Arrive Dhaka Airport Station around 16.00 H, transfer to hotel.

Transfer to airport according to your flight, say good bye. End of the tour.