Royal Bengal Tours

01/06/2025

Travel Memories with Royal Bengal Tours

"After a fortnight of slow trains, paddle boats, and the mesmerizing landscapes of Bangladesh, I left a piece of my heart there—thanks to the incredible guidance of Mostafizur Rahaman Jewel from Royal Bengal Tours." — Caroline Eden, The Guardian

Caroline’s journey, accompanied by the trance-like melodies of Paban Das Baul’s Murshidi, reminds us how travel can leave lasting imprints on the soul.

Let Royal Bengal Tours craft your unforgettable adventure.

Read the full article: https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2021/apr/01/songs-that-bring-back-memories-of-my-travels-caroline-edens-playlist
Photo: Boats on the Buriganga River, Bangladesh (Alamy)

27/05/2025

A Journey Through Riverine Splendour with H.E. Mrs. Marie Masdupuy
We were honoured to host Her Excellency Mrs. Marie Masdupuy, the distinguished Ambassador of France to Bangladesh, along with her colleagues and associates, on a charming river cruise through the heart of Bangladesh.
As the tranquil waters carried us along, we had the privilege to present the rich riverine life, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes that define our beloved Bengal. Every moment was a celebration of Bangladesh’s natural and cultural heritage.
This unforgettable voyage was not just a journey across the water, but a bridge of friendship and cultural exchange. We are deeply grateful for the opportunity to share the soul of Bengal with such distinguished guests.
À la prochaine! Until we meet again, may the rivers of Bangladesh continue to weave stories of beauty and connection.


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15/05/2025

Dhaka Doesn’t Just Move—It Dances.

In this 360° panorama, you’re standing at the crossroads of history and hyperlife. The Buriganga River flows south, bazaars hum under concrete canyons, and 39,353 neighbors share each square kilometer.

But look closer:
A chai-walla’s steam mingles with morning light.
Rickshaws blur into a moving mural.
Smiles here need no translation.
Hospitality is a cultural obligation.

This is Dhaka—a city that doesn’t just survive; it celebrates. Ready to explore its backstreets and inner courtyards? Let's take a photo walk to see the unseen.

Comment: What’s the first detail you spot?

03/05/2025

Explore Dhaka in 360° – Join Our Exclusive Photography Trip!

Swipe, drag, or tilt your screen to experience Dhaka like never before! This fascinating 360° view captures the vibrant streets, landmarks, and hidden stories waiting for your lens.

📅 Ready to capture Bangladesh through your camera? Join our Photography Trip Around Dhaka and master travel photography with expert guides!

Why Join?
✅ Shoot iconic & offbeat locations
✅ Learn pro techniques (composition, lighting, storytelling)
✅ Small group for personalized attention
✅ Includes gear tips & photo reviews

🔗 Book Now: https://royalbengaltours.com/tour-item/photography-trip-around-dhaka/

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15/04/2025

শুভ নববর্ষ ১৪৩২!
Shuvo Noboborsho 1432!

Wishing everyone a joyous and prosperous Bangla New Year! May this Pohela Boishakh bring new adventures, cultural richness, and unforgettable journeys.

Here’s to celebrating the spirit of Bengal—its traditions, colors, and vibrant heritage. Where will your next adventure take you?

08/04/2025

Walk through the inner courtyards of Old Dhaka...

Private guided tour with local experts
Taste iconic street food
Capture aerial views

📅 Book Now: https://royalbengaltours.com/tour-item/daylong-walking-tour-of-old-dhaka/

06/01/2025

Exploring Dhaka - the city of life and chaos!

14/12/2024

Korail, Dhaka

11/12/2024

Beautiful Barisal…

An unforgettable journey through the serene backwaters of Barisal with Royal Bengal Tours! 🌿✨ Join us as we explore the enchanting waterways of southern Ban...

16/10/2024

A perfect blend of nature, history, and culture.

18/04/2024

🌟 Honored to see Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum featured in Time magazine's list of the 100 Most Influential People of 2024! 🌍🏛️
Marina Tabassum's impactful work in sustainable architecture is reshaping the conversation around climate change adaptation in Bangladesh and beyond. Her innovative designs not only prioritize environmental sustainability but also reflect a deep commitment to addressing the urgent challenges posed by climate change.
Time magazine's recognition underscores Marina Tabassum's outstanding contributions to the field of architecture, highlighting her as a visionary leader paving the way for a more sustainable future.
Let's celebrate Marina Tabassum's inspiring achievements and continue supporting initiatives that promote sustainable practices in architecture and urban planning. Together, we can build a more resilient and eco-conscious world. Congratulations, Marina Tabassum! 🌱🏗️
Read more about Marina Tabassum's impactful journey here: [https://time.com/6964637/marina-tabassum/]
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26/03/2024

🌿✨ Exploring the Mysteries of Palm Boats in Bangladesh with Dr. Beat Arnold ✨🚣‍♂️

Embark on a journey of discovery as we delve into the fascinating world of Donga – the traditional palm boats of Bangladesh. Dr. Beat Arnold, a Swiss archaeologist, joined us on an extraordinary research trip in January 2024, unraveling the secrets of these ancient vessels.

🔍 Witnessing the Donga-making process across different regions of Bangladesh was truly eye-opening. Despite crafting the same boat, each community showcased unique techniques and tools, adding layers of diversity to this timeless craft.

🌊 But the real revelation came when we stumbled upon a long-lost treasure – a special raft from the Sundarbans, made from the Nypa Palm. This relic, vanished for 50-70 years, once aided fishermen in navigating the forest's labyrinthine waters. With the help of local elders, like the wise 94-year-old fisherman we befriended, we pieced together the raft's intricate design, resurrecting a piece of forgotten history.

📚 Driven by curiosity and determination, Dr. Beat's quest to uncover the truth behind this elusive raft led us on a relentless search through books, libraries, and conversations. And finally, our collective efforts bore fruit, illuminating a chapter of Bangladesh's maritime heritage.

📖 Stay tuned for the forthcoming book by Dr. Beat Arnold, where our remarkable journey and discoveries will be unveiled. Together, we'll continue to celebrate and preserve the rich tapestry of Bangladesh's cultural legacy.