We begin at the Varendra Research Museum, the oldest in Bangladesh and South Asia, where expert guides will walk you through the historic finds of Barind, revealing the region’s rich heritage.
Overview
Duration: 3 Days, 2 Nights
Focus: Culture and Heritage
Group Size: 2-15 people.
Difficulty level: Easy
In the heart of Bangladesh lies Rajshahi, where every corner echoes with centuries of history and vibrant culture. Explore the stories woven into the fabric of Varendra Museum, where artefacts speak of a rich heritage. Discover the artistry of the potter's village, where hands shape clay and traditions come to life. Savour the flavours of Rajshahi, where each meal is a celebration of local cuisine. Experience the rhythm of the Santal Village, where traditions come alive through music and dance. From engaging with communities to embracing natural beauty, Otithi invites you to uncover Rajshahi like never before.
Highlights
- Varendra Research Museum Tour
- Experience Santal Heritage
- Pottery making activity
- Explore Puthia Rajbari
- Boat ride ta Padma
- Picnic at Padma Char
- Heritage tour
- Get to know Rajshahi University
- City tour at Night
- Savor Local Delights
- Silk mill visit
- Pitha Utshob
Itinerary
3 days 2 nights in Rajshahi
Day 1
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Varendra Research Museum Tour
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Embrace Santal HeritageNext, immerse yourself in the serene world of the Santal community in Rajshahi, where their rich culture and simple way of life come alive in an eventful cultural evening.
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Savor Local DelightsEnd the day at the lively Rajshahi University campus, where you can soak in the vibrant atmosphere, explore its lively corners, and savor the famous street food, all while enjoying the campus’s unique vibe.
Day 2
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Explore Puthia RajbariAfter breakfast at BRAC Learning Centre, we head to Puthia Rajbari, a gem of Otithi’s journey. Explore the ancient estate once ruled by remarkable women, admire stunning temples with intricate terracotta, and listen as the purohit brings their stories to life.
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Get to know Rajshahi UniversityDiscover the historic treasures of Rajshahi University, including Baddha Bhumi, Shaheed Zoha Square, and Shabash Bangla- solemn reminders of Bangladesh’s history and the profound sacrifices of our Liberation War.
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Boat Ride at PadmaIn the evening, we drift onto the Padma, guided to a serene char by our river guide. Here, a magical evening awaits- a picnic under the open sky, the soothing melodies of our flutist, warm tea in hand, local Rajshahi snacks to savor, and a golden sunset to complete the moment.
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Experience the City of LightsIn the evening, discover a whole new side of the city that earns Rajshahi its name as the City of Lights. As night falls, the city comes alive in a uniquely vibrant way. Enjoy a charming rickshaw ride, visit the popular bookshop Batighar, and savor delicious local street snacks along the way.
Day 3
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Heritage tourStart the day with a heritage walk by the Padma through an interactive guided tour. Visit Rajshahi’s historic landmarks, including Boro Kuthi, Shah Makhdum’s Mazar, and Dhop Kol, uncovering the city’s rich history.
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Pottery Making ActivityLater, visit the pottery community to craft and paint your own pottery, exploring the rich artistry of Bengal through hands-on creativity.
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Explore Rajshahi Silk MakingWitness the intricate process of silk-making from scratch at Rajshahi’s renowned silk centers, uncovering the artistry behind Bengal’s rich silk heritage.
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Pitha UtshobWe conclude our journey by savoring Rajshahi’s delightful local pithas.
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Check-outAs our journey comes to an end, we ensure a seamless departure. Our dedicated tour guides will escort you safely to your designated station or airport with our reliable transportation.
Package Includes
- Dedicated vehicles inside Rajshahi
- Dedicated tour guides
- All Entry Fees and Museum Fees
Package excludes
- Accommodation
- Transport to and from Rajshahi (we can help you book if you ask!)
- Any additional snacks
Upcoming Schedule
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