Royal Bengal Tours

Royal Bengal Tours Adventure tours and tailor-made holidays with independent and eco-aware travel company Royal Bengal
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Royal Bengal Tours is an specialist travel company, founded in 2011 by Mostafizur Rahaman Jewel, a well-known and well-regarded travel guide and expert on Bangladesh. Having travelled the length and breadth of his native country over the past decade, ‘Jewel’ has himself often been described by travellers as being ‘the jewel of Bangladesh’ and has an ever-growing catalogue of glowing testimonials f

rom foreign and local travellers as well as from others in the tourism trade. It was Hubert Koekenberg, founder of the Anarosh Foundation (a free education program for poor students in Bangladesh) who having witnessed Jewel’s passion, insisted he offer his skills and enthusiasm to other visitors to Bangladesh. As the founder of The Royal Bengal Tours, Jewel is proud to be leading the way in sustainable tourism in Bangladesh and to be part of a small and personal company. As The Royal Bengal Tours grows, details remain all important. From accommodation and transport to the itinerary that gets you there, the company’s far-reaching local knowledge and contacts gives clients the very best experience possible. For The Royal Bengal Tours, tourism is not only a business, but in the truest sense it is an art, which has the power to enlighten and inspire.

🌟 Honored to see Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum featured in Time magazine's list of the 100 Most Influential Peop...
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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🌿✨ Exploring the Mysteries of Palm Boats in Bangladesh with Dr. Beat Arnold ✨🚣‍♂️Embark on a journey of discovery as we ...
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.

Some time with Mr and
21/03/2024

Some time with Mr and

The Sundarbans contain the world's largest mangrove forests and one of the most biologically productive of all natural e...
17/03/2024

The Sundarbans contain the world's largest mangrove forests and one of the most biologically productive of all natural ecosystems. Home of the Royal Bengal Tiger.

Some European bikers have arrived at Dhaka and will be travelling around the country for the next few weeks!
29/02/2024

Some European bikers have arrived at Dhaka and will be travelling around the country for the next few weeks!

"Eid Mubarak to all our friends around the world! May this day bring you happiness, peace, and blessings. "
22/04/2023

"Eid Mubarak to all our friends around the world! May this day bring you happiness, peace, and blessings.
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"Visited the magnificent Kantaji Temple a few days ago and was blown away by its intricate terracotta architecture and r...
20/04/2023

"Visited the magnificent Kantaji Temple a few days ago and was blown away by its intricate terracotta architecture and rich history. Located in Dinajpur, Bangladesh, this 18th-century Hindu temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna and is considered to be one of the finest examples of terracotta temples in the Indian subcontinent. The temple's walls are adorned with intricate carvings depicting scenes from the Mahabharata and Ramayana, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in art, culture, and history. If you're ever in Dinajpur, don't miss the chance to explore this hidden gem!"

https://royalbengaltours.com/destinations/kantajew-or-kantaji-hindu-temple/

This exquisite palace is a rare blend of Mughal and European styles, with influences from both Hindu and Islamic archite...
30/03/2023

This exquisite palace is a rare blend of Mughal and European styles, with influences from both Hindu and Islamic architecture.

Obsessed with the stunning Bengali architecture of Tajhat Palace! It's an absolute masterpiece that truly showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region. It's a perfect blend of Mughal, European, Hindu, and Islamic architecture. This stunning artifact truly embodies the opulence and majesty of Bengal's rich history! Obsessed with this museum showcasing the most exquisite Bengali artifacts from various eras! This magnificent palace was built by legendary Hindu trader Maharaja Kumar Gopal Lal Roy (1887–1955), who moved from Punjab to Rangpur and became a jeweler and zamindar.

https://royalbengaltours.com/destinations/tajhat-palace/

Some moments with our guest
03/03/2023

Some moments with our guest

Merry Christmas and happy new year from the country of Red and Green.
24/12/2022

Merry Christmas and happy new year from the country of Red and Green.

Bengal Stream is on! Bangladesh has a high density of talented architects. Bengal Stream Architectural Exhibition is a f...
11/12/2022

Bengal Stream is on!

Bangladesh has a high density of talented architects. Bengal Stream Architectural Exhibition is a flow of vibrant architecture scene of Bangladesh. The exhibition documents and celebrates the dynamism and innovation of contemporary architecture in Bangladesh.

It was an immense pleasure to attend the opening ceremony of "Bengal Stream".

When and where?
The exhibition will remain open from December 9, 2022 to January 9, 2023; 4 PM to 8 PM daily (except Tuesday) at , House 42, Road 27, Sheikh Kamal Sarani, Dhanmondi, Dhaka 1209.


The Exhibition contains original drawings and models, photographs and other documents of architecture.

Some History of Bengal Stream Exhibitions:
Bengal stream in Basel :
Exhibition ran from 2nd of December 2017 to the 24th of June 2018 at the Swiss Architecture Museum ( AM), Basel, Switzerland.

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Exhibition continued from 22nd November 2018 to the 3rd March, 2019 at Arc en Rêve,
Centre d ’architecture, Bordeaux, France.

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Exhibition continued from 6th June, 2019 to the 20th October, 2019 at Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt, Germany.

The exhibition was curated by , and , and Produced by the Swiss Architecture Museum in collaboration with the Bengal Institute for Architecture, Landscape and Settlements, Dhaka.

Contemporary architecture senes of Bangladesh
10/11/2022

Contemporary architecture senes of Bangladesh


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Dhaka

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday 09:00 - 17:00

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Sundarban to Chittagong

Good morning Sadarghat, world famous video Bloger #Bryn_North is in Bangladesh now.

People says Bangladesh is densely populated, this density is our strength. It’s the county of friends. Anyone can feel home here. You are welcome, any time. http://www.royalbengaltours.com/photography-trip-in-dhaka.html

Artisans of Bengal
Artisans of Bengal

Have you heard of meditation bowls? We named it lovely singing bowls, interesting; isn't it? Yes, it is unbelievable, hard to guess without seeing. Mr. Sukanta Banik was playing for our tourists in his metal crafting house. Banik family has been struggling generation after generation to preserve the precious and unique “Lost Wax Method” for metal crafting in Bangladesh.

Hustling and bustling Dhaka is full of life in each moment! Ms. Carla has made a beautiful film of old Dhaka during her trip to old Dhaka. It was a pleasure to be your guide in Old Dhaka. Thanks for sharing the film with us. #olddhakatrip #sadarghat #royalbengaltours

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