Explore Bangladesh on authentic wooden boats
Boats
have been a way of life in riverine Bangladesh for thousands of years.
Nestled between India, Nepal and Myanmar, and located in the low-lying
Ganges-Brahmaputra River Delta, Bangladesh is one of the last
destinations for travellers that have remained untouched. The Ganges
unites with the Jamuna and later joins the Meghna to eventually empty
into the Bay of Bengal. Here the blend of freshwater and saltwater gives
rise to the world’s largest mangrove forest, the Sundarbans, the home
of the Royal Bengal tiger. You can sail down these waters with ease
anytime between October and March.
Contic
offers you a chance to explore Bangladesh on authentic wooden boats
that not only give life to a fading tradition of the ancient river boat
capital of the world, but also provide an ecologically sound way to
discover the natural sights of the country. Our boats bring you the
charm and beauty of the ancient with the conveniences and comforts of
the modern. Since our founding in 1997, we have been dedicated to
excellence of service and the concept of ecotourism. Whether you want to
get away from the madding crowd of the city and breathe fresher air, or
simply experience the sights and sounds of Old Dhaka, Contic will take
you on a trip that you won’t forget.
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