A traveller's planning tool · not an agency
Work out your Bangladesh trip in a few taps.
Pick where you'd go, how long you have, and how you like to travel. Get an honest cost estimate in your own currency, a day-by-day skeleton, and a straight answer on visas — instantly, with no sign-up.
Free, runs entirely in your browser, and every plan you make has a shareable link.
How it works
Three questions, one honest plan.
Tell it your shape
Choose your regions, how many days you have, your travel style, and where you're flying from.
See the real numbers
A cost estimate as a range — transport, hotels, food, experiences, eSIM, insurance — in your currency.
Share the link
Your whole plan lives in the URL. Send it to a friend and it rebuilds exactly as you left it.
Explore by map
Where would you go?
Tap a pin — or a region below — and the planner opens already pointed at that corner of the country. It's a shortcut into the tool, not a place to get lost.
- Dhaka Gateway the capital
- Sundarbans mangrove cruise
- Cox's Bazar & St Martin coast & island
- Sylhet & Srimangal tea hills
- Chittagong Hill Tracts the mountains
- North Bengal Paharpur UNESCO
- Kuakata two-horizon beach
- Bagerhat mosque city UNESCO
- Comilla–Mainamati Buddhist ruins
- Mymensingh & Haors wetland & birds
Where you'd go
Ten corners of a small, dense country.
Bangladesh packs mangroves, hill country, tea estates, a very long beach, Buddhist ruins, wetlands and a roaring capital into a country you can cross in a day. Pick the ones that pull at you.
Dhaka Gateway
The loud, layered capital most trips start and end in.
Best: Nov–Feb
Sundarbans
The world's largest mangrove forest, reached only by boat.
Best: Nov–Feb
Cox's Bazar & Saint Martin
A very long beach, and the country's only coral island.
Best: Nov–Mar
Sylhet & Srimangal
Tea-carpet hills, wetlands and the greenest corner of the country.
Best: Oct–Mar
Chittagong Hill Tracts
Bangladesh's mountain country — lakes, ridgelines and Indigenous cultures.
Best: Nov–Feb
North Bengal
UNESCO Buddhist monastery, ancient citadel and terracotta temples.
Best: Nov–Feb
Kuakata
The only beach where you see sunrise and sunset from the same shore.
Best: Nov–Mar
Bagerhat
A 15th-century mosque city — 77 domes and a shrine guarded by crocodiles.
Best: Nov–Feb
Comilla–Mainamati
7th-century Buddhist ruins and a WWII war cemetery, close to Dhaka.
Best: Oct–Mar
Mymensingh & Haor Wetlands
A flooded plain where migratory birds outnumber people in winter.
Best: Nov–Feb
Mix your own
Combine regions and let the planner size it to your days.
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Why plan here
A tool that respects your time.
Honest numbers
A cost range in your own currency — never a fake-precise quote.
A real shape
A day-by-day skeleton you can bend, not a rigid packaged tour.
Yours to share
Every plan is a link — send it and it rebuilds exactly.
Start from an example
Pre-built plans you can open and tweak.
Each one opens the planner already filled in. Change anything you like.