Bangladesh – Life happens here!

Life in all its colour, passion, adventure, bizarre happiness… We come into contact with a strange world, we let ourselves drift and feel, we become part of this world. It will cost you some strength, a little bit of courage and time, because wanting to get to know Bangladesh and its people is not easy. See it for yourself and at the end of your journey, be enriched by an important lesson – an life experience. Because we love Bangladesh and hate prejudices.

To Bangladesh?

Tourism in Bangladesh, a contrast in itself. Bangladesh is reduced generally to textile factories, poverty, environmental disasters and corruption. A significant tourism does not exist. But the country is more, much more! The mighty rivers of Asia, impenetrable jungle, tea plantations, lonely coasts, mega cities, small settlements, vibrant markets, historical legacies, rich flora and fauna, ethnic minorities – which is also Bangladesh! So why not plunge into a world of intense life, full of passion, adventure and bizarre happiness, far from the standard tourist track?

Bangladesh, mon amour!

But primarily Bangladesh is its residents. May it be because that Bangladesh presents in all its originality, they are the greatest thing it has to offer the country. People here make your trip a memorable one. They remind you of the true meaning of ”important”, ”petty” and what it takes to be ”happy”. Do you really ”take something”, you want to know ”how the country is ticking” you have to get to know people, the kindest and happiest people in the world and we make sure. Let go and see contrasts, diversity, happiness and love, lots of love. We are at your side…

03 June 2020

COVID-19
Officially confirmed cases: 52,445 deaths: 709.
The nationwide shutdown was abolished on May 31 after a two-month term, but under various conditions. How these are implemented or accepted in public is certainly another question. All government institutions are working again and buses, trains and ships/ferries are on their way again, although not yet in full, but the time of total standstill is over (for now). This does not apply to educational institutions, which remain closed for the time being. Separate provisions also apply to restaurants and hotels.
What do you do for five days in and around Rajshahi? A question that Eva can answer best with her travel report. Thank you very much and you can see it here.

26 May 2020

COVID-19
Officially confirmed cases: 36,751 deaths: 522. Sad but still:
Eid Mubarak! The days of fasting are over, Ramadan came to an end in the holidays that started yesterday. It is probably the quietest Eid festival of all time and that, despite the fact that people are nowhere near as reserved as at the beginning of the crisis. The Eid holidays last until the 28th, the nationwide shutdown until May 31st. Then what‘s next? Well, let‘s have a crystal ball gazing...

01 May 2020

COVID-19
Officially confirmed cases: 8238 deaths: 170.
2020-2023: Our small group travels The last two tours have been revised, are online and you can now register for them. Fresh at the start are:
MADE IN ENGLAND What was left of the Crown colony. and
BANGLADESH COMPACT The quintessence.

26 April 2020

COVID-19
Officially confirmed cases: 5416 deaths: 145.
Nevertheless: Ramadan Mubarak! Ramadan has begun and since yesterday it has been fasting again until the sight of the new crescent moon (which will be around May 24/25). Regardless of this and a few exceptions in the industry, the corona measures and the country-wide shutdown will remain in place at least until May 5th.
2020-2023: Our small group travels The fifth is now fresh at the start: LOCKED AND LOADED Bangladesh in the viewfinder.

22 April 2020

COVID-19
Officially confirmed cases: 3772 deaths: 120.
2020-2023: Our small group travels The fourth is revised, scheduled and waiting for bookings: FACES OF A NATION Jam-packed to scrapped. Love at second sight.
The Sadarghat With more than 300 ships, an average of 150,000 people leave or reach Dhaka here – daily, apart from the importance as a transshipment point. The Buriganga, although smelly and muddy here, is undoubtedly the lifeline of ancient Dhaka. Here: an enclave of calm. Our photo of the week “Sadarghat”.

Bangladesh – Life happens here!

To Bangladesh?

Bangladesh, mon amour!

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