Barisal River Chronicles Tour

2nd and third day we will eat mostly fruits at lunch for this tour however, Bengali local food is generally spicy, featuring dishes like plain rice, vegetables, fish, and meat which are available in most restaurants. Famous dishes such as Biriyani and Khichuri, made with rice, lentils, meat, and special spices, are also popular in old Dhaka and other cities. Non-spicy food can be ordered at most restaurants if preferred. While vegan options are not very common, you will find some items on the menu. In the Sundarbans, we can arrange vegan meals if you inform us in advance.

Yes, complimentary breakfasts are provided daily. Lunch is also included on the second and third days, as there are no good restaurants available in the Barisal area. We will mostly eat fruits during lunch on these two days, along with tea and coffee on a small boat.

Yes, it is respectful to dress modestly when visiting religious and cultural sites. This generally means covering shoulders and knees. Women might also consider wearing a scarf to cover their heads in certain places.

The timings given in the itinerary are approximate. Due to heavy traffic in Bangladesh, the actual times may vary slightly. We recommend allowing some flexibility in your schedule.

Ahsan Manzil is closed on Thursdays and opens on Fridays after 3:00 PM. Lalbagh Fort is closed on Sundays and opens on Mondays after 2:00 PM.

Yes, This tour schedule is quite tight you might not get much time. We can always customize small part for private tour if all tourist agree.

Yes, an English-speaking guide will accompany you throughout the tour to provide insights and assist with any needs you may have.

All accommodations are on a twin-share basis at hotels, local ferries as mentioned in the itinerary, with breakfast included.

Yes, photography is allowed at most places. However, always check for any specific restrictions or guidelines at each site.

All necessary permits and entrance fees are covered as well.