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Dhaka, Bangladesh
Travel Guide 2026

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Dhaka is one of the world's most densely packed and endlessly fascinating cities. Old Dhaka's labyrinthine lanes hide 400-year-old Mughal mosques, the country's best street food, and a riverfront life on the Buriganga that has barely changed in centuries. It's chaotic, alive, and completely unlike anywhere else.

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Top Things to Do in Dhaka

Best Time to Visit

November–February (cool, dry season, 15–25°C). March–May is very hot. June–October is monsoon — beautiful but flooding is common.

Visa Requirements

Bangladeshi citizens — home country. Foreign nationals: most get visa-on-arrival at Dhaka airport (30 days). Check bangladeshivisa.gov.bd for your nationality.

Average Budget

Budget: BDT 2,000–4,000/day (~$20–40 USD). Mid-range: BDT 5,000–10,000/day. Luxury: BDT 15,000+/day.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Dhaka safe for tourists?

Dhaka is generally safe for tourists. The main challenges are traffic congestion and air pollution rather than crime. Rickshaws and CNG auto-rickshaws are safe and fun to use.

What is the best food to try in Dhaka?

Old Dhaka biryani (especially Haji Biriyani), bakarkhani bread, halim, kacchi biryani, and street-side fuchka. Dhaka's food scene is one of South Asia's best-kept secrets.

How many days should I spend in Dhaka?

2–3 days covers Old Dhaka, key monuments, and the food scene. 4–5 days to include Sonargaon, Savar, or a river trip to the Sundarbans.

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