Have you ever wondered what life in a Bangladeshi village is like? Our 19. Immersive Cultural Workshops offer a unique opportunity to experience the rich culture and serene beauty of rural Bangladesh. Nestled in the heart of the village of Rosulpur, our workshops provide a perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life.
The soul of Bangladesh lies in its villages. These villages surprise visitors with their calmness, order, and relative peace. While there are activities in the fields, homes, schools, mosques, and temples, there is a different pace to village life compared to the busy cities.
Three-quarters of Bangladesh’s population live in rural areas. Families in these areas primarily rely on agriculture and fishing for their daily income. Our 19. Immersive Cultural Workshops allow you to experience this way of life firsthand.
A village homestay offers a deep insight into the life of a rural community. While sharing their hospitality, you are welcome to join their daily work in and around the house or in the fields. You can visit the local school, river, and lakes, and even try your luck at catching fish from the pond. Your host will facilitate communication with the villagers.
We arrange various specialty guided tours to visit ancient ruins, local farms, rivers, and small hills. The available activities and workshops allow you to do as much or as little as you wish.
Local cuisine is a highlight of our Village Homestay programs! Your meals will be a genuine feast of delicious Bangladeshi curries and fresh vegetable platters. We offer you the opportunity to join in the preparation of your meals and have a lesson in Bangladeshi cooking in a traditional setting.
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We craft hospitality with love and excellence. Here are some of the amenities you can enjoy:
The village of Rosulpur is home to a charming village house, fully furnished and aesthetically decorated. It is ideal for a family on holiday or a single person on retreat. With rice paddy and village views, an enclosed vegetable garden, and a tiny fishpond, the house is a cozy and comfortable exotic home away from home.
For a different type of holiday away from big hotels in a beautiful Bangladeshi village, stay with us. Our place offers a complete kitchen and a friendly family to share time with. Take a walk through the rice paddies and wander through the village.
Our home is in rural Bangladesh style with some modern amenities and a comfortable living room. The pond offers views of rice paddies and vegetable gardens in the village.
The queen-size bed is very comfortable with cushy pillows, and the ensuite bathroom has a rain shower. You can watch farmers and herons in the rice fields and observe children playing rural games.
Our house is suitable for those who like to have a close encounter with nature and experience everyday rural village life.
On the first day, we will pick you up from Saidpur or your address in Dhaka at 09:00 am. We will then proceed to visit your chosen place. First, you will arrive at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, then take an internal flight from Dhaka to Saidpur. We will pick you up from Saidpur and take you shopping for traditional Bangladeshi dress and food.
Afterward, we will drive for 80 minutes to Rosulpur village. You will stay overnight here and visit nearby mosques and the local market to observe how Bangladeshi people spend their daily lives in the village area.
During these days in the village, you will immerse yourself in countryside life. Activities include:
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Our 19. Immersive Cultural Workshops offer an unforgettable experience. You will learn about the rich culture and traditions of rural Bangladesh. Whether you are cooking, farming, or simply exploring, you will create lasting memories.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the beauty and tranquility of a Bangladeshi village. Book your stay with us and join our 19. Immersive Cultural Workshops today!
Immersive cultural workshops offer hands-on activities to learn about local traditions.
You can join by contacting local tour organizers or booking through specialized travel websites.
You can join daily work, visit schools, fish, and explore local sites.
Yes, you can join Bangladeshi cooking lessons in a traditional setting.
