Visit Rangamati

Day 1: 
Start for Rangamati by AC Bus at night. When the dawn breaks, you will enjoy the green. Yes, the hills of Rangamati.

Day 2:
 Tourist will get refreshed at hotel before riding a boat and move towards Shuvolong, where you will find one of the biggest waterfalls of rangamati. On the way you will be amazed to discover the calmness of the vast natural lake and the hills. On the way back we will enjoy lunch on an old traditional restaurant “Pada Ting Ting”. One may enjoy shopping in the evening. You will have a Bar-B-Q dinner at night.

Day 3:
 A lazy morning to start with and free to enjoy time yourself or with your friends and family till lunch. We will take lunch in another traditional restaurant Chang Pang at a top of a stand alone hill at the middle of the lake and will visit the Kings palace and a Buddhist Temple named Rajban Vihar. 
On the same day we will start for Dhaka by an over night journey by bus.

For more details please contact info@inayatours.com.

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Nijhum Dwip - Calm and Silent Island of Bangladesh

In the coast of Noakhali up to the deep ocean there exists a mysterious island “Nijhum Dwip”. High comber of the sea blue sky and clouds are flying here with ever joy. Grin and slowly this island exists in the womb of the sea. Now it is a beautiful island surrounding with green forest in all sides. The pleasant and tender environment of Nijhum Dwip deeply attracts the tourists. People who have the zeal about adventure are becoming interested with this island. Nijhum Dwip rose on the tidal mouth of the great Meghna channel in the estuary of the Bay of Bengal. It is located at the 2 km South West of Hatiya under Noakhali District.


Birth of Nijhum Dwip: 

Hatiya is an island of Bangladesh under Noakhali District. It is situated at the southern part of Noakhali. You can find the bottomless Blue Ocean in the south of Hatiya. Hatiya has been growing a wealthy locality for hundreds of years. Most of the people of Hatiya Island are farmer and fishermen. But most of them are rich 
successively and owner of huge property. Many of them were high ranked businessmen. The people of Hatiya and other costal area have been growing up playing with a crazy sea. They have been pulled over the sea on fishing for many years. In 1950’s fishermen of Hatiya island found a huge awakening land in the southern part of the sea. From their life experience they often see that this kind of floating island rise up on the sea and then lost to acute wave of the sea. 
They might have thought that the island seem like those. But people saw that gradually this island raise with more visible in day by day. Within a few days it was formed a nice island. One of the main features of this island is, the land of this island is sandy and glittering. Fishermen named this island as Ballarchar or Baloor Char. Balu means sand literally. After the discovery of Nijhum Dwip, Fishermen found it as a resting place in the far sea. They also started to dry fish in this Island. Gradually bush and plants grow in there. 

A cowboy named Usman Mia who crossed the sea to go there with his cattle. After his arrival with cattle in this island this island was known to all as Char Usman. Yet this name Char Usman is now recorded in official documents as well. Gradually the island’s land has been increasing. 



In 70’s decades Aminul Islam Kalam was a member of Hatiya Island. He introduced this island in front of native and foreigners. Every one was fascinated to see the calm and pleasant scenery of the island. Then Aminul Islam Kalam gave it to the name, Nijhum Dwip. It is now a populated area. There grown up a lot of trees and plants. Here nature comes into a calm and cool mood. The island environment is still silent. When the high comber of the sea playing with the coast of this Nijhum Dwip, truly there produced an unbelievable scene. 

You may set a plan to visit this beautiful island of Bangladesh in 3 days 4 nights with Inaya Tourism.

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Tour to Nijhum Dwip


Inaya plan for a 3 days 4 nights trip to Nijhum Dwip - the calm and silent island of Bangladesh. Travelers will get the chance to watch the spotted deer and guest birds along with the green forest. For more information about the island, you may read Nijhum Dwip - the calm and silent island of Bangladesh.

Day 1:
Tour will start from Shadarghat launch terminal at 5 pm. Tourists can enjoy the scenic beauty of rivers of Bangladesh under the moonlight.

Day 2:
Arrival in Hatia at 8:30 am. After breakfast start for Nijhum Dwip. Around 12:30 pm. upon arrival at Nijhum Dwip we shall “check-in hotel”. After lunch, we shall go to watch the spotted deer, which are the main attraction of the island. At night, you will have a Bar-B-Q dinner at night.

Day 3:
After early breakfast, the guide will offer you a silent boat trip by a country boat through
narrowed creeks to observe the wildlife including deer and collecting honey. At the evening tourist will be given some private time to relax either in the hotel or in the sandy beach
to enjoy amazing beauty of the sunset.

Day 4:
After breakfast, start for Hatia, on arrival you will board the launch for Dhaka. Lunch, evening snacks and dinner will serve in the launch. After an overnight launch journey, the tour will come to an end.

Inaya's Tour Package Includes: 

• Travel Fare (Bus/Launch/Boat)
• Hotel Fare
• Three meals
• One Bar-B-Q Dinner
(Subject to change on condition)
• Snacks
• Well-trained Guide
• For Large groups, Inaya may arrange cultural programs.

Standard Food Menu: 

Breakfast

• Parata/ Khichuri, omlet/ egg vuna, mixed vegetable/ Dal, tea/ coffee

Lunch (Any one):

• Plain rice, mixed vegetable, thick dal (lintels), fish fry, salad
• Plain polau, fried vegetable, chicken curry, salad
• Khichuri, potato chop, fried vegetable, mutton/chicken curry

Dinner (Any one):

• Plain rice, thick dal, fish or chicken curry, mixed vegetable, salad
• Bar-B-Q (Parata, Bar-B-Q Chicken, Soft drink)

Snacks:

Biscuits/cakes/fruits, tea/coffee

Special notes for tourists: 

• All costing do not include travel insurance coverage and VAT.
• For groups less than 8 persons, extra payment for guide service will be included
• Price may change forcustomize tour/food menu/change in transportation,
• Traveler have to carry their own luggage, camera, mobile, keys etc. on their own responsibility. Inaya will not be responsible for any lose of such personal materials
• Drugs (except life saving drugs), alcohol, guns, fireworks etc. or any other illegal material are not allowed with the traveler.

• Inaya will not be responsible for any unsocial/ unethical acts.

For costing and more details, please contact info@inayatours.com

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Cycling the Tour d'Afrique


Riders will need four months if you want to complete the whole of this peddle-powered trans-African odyssey. First held in 2003, the Tour d'Afrique starts at the Pyramids of Giza and threads its way down through the continent to Table Mountain.

Riders clock up a total of around 11,869 kilometres at an average of more than 112 kilometres a day as they follow the back roads through Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia and finally South Africa.

Dehydration is the main danger, but blisters are all but guaranteed, as is a major case of saddle sore. And, of course, the local kids may pelt you with rocks.

On the plus side, the route takes in a handful of Africa's most iconic sights, including the Karnak Temple, the Ngorogoro Crater, the Great Rift Valley, Victoria Falls, Fish River Canyon, the Okavango Delta, and the Dune Sea of the Namib Desert.





Read More: When the going gets tough by Lonely Planet

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Dhaka to Sundarban Visit - 4 Days / 5 Nights

The Sundarbans is the largest single block of tidal halophytic mangrove forest in the world. The name Sundarban can be literally translated as "beautiful jungle" or "beautiful forest" in the Bengali language (Shundor, "beautiful" and bon, "forest" or "jungle").
The Sundarban forest lies in the vast delta on the Bay of Bengal formed by the super confluence of the Padma, Brahmaputra and Meghna rivers across Saiyan southern Bangladesh. 
Any one may get more knowledge at 

We visited Sundarban a year ago. Our tour description was as follows :-


Day 1: 
Leave Dhaka at night by AC Bus for Khulna.

Day 2: 
Arrival at Khulna in the morning and will be transferred to our boat. The boat will immediately start cruising towards the Sundarbans forest, overnight stay at the boat near forest station.

Day 3: 
Early in the morning, leave for kachikhali, tiger point. Tourists will arrive kachikhali around 1400hrs. In the afternoon, beach walk and hiking in the kochikhali area to see the wild life and forest. Night staying at kacikhali on the boat.

Day 4: 
Early in the morning we shall offer trip through small creeks and canals by country boat to see the wildlife and feel the forest from very close. After breakfast jungle walk, beach walk, Sun-bathing (Swimming) etc. will be offered. After lunch, the boat will leave for kotka wildlife haven. In the afternoon, more forest activities including climbing the watch tower to have a glimpse of the forest, forest walk around the kotka forest office etc will be offered. Night staying on the boat at kotka.

Day 5: 
After breakfast, start the boat journey for Khulna. In the afternoon the boat will stop at karamjal wild life breeding centre, where you can see some wild life being reared by the forest department. Arrival khulna in the evening.

Start for an overnight journey by AC coach to Dhaka.



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Dhaka to Sylhet - Sreemongol Tour


We went to Sylhet and Sreemongol in the month of March 2011. It was a 3 Nights / 4 Days tour. We covered almost all the parts of Sylhet and Sreemongol which are easy going for every family.

Day 1:
We started from Dhaka for Sylhet by bus at 5pm. We had a break during the journey for 20 mins and reached destination at almost 11:30 pm. Check-in the hotel, had our dinner and then a sound sleep.
Day 2:
At around 6 am, we wake up and had our breakfast. Hotel restaurant was not open at that time, but I communicated with the manager and made the arrangement. At 7 am, the tour car, an X-corolla AC car, came at the hotel door to pick us for sight seeing. We contacted with him from Dhaka.
We reached at Lala Khal Point. From there, we took a boat and went to the Lala Khal Tea Garden. It was awesome feeling when we were boating on the green water. We rached our point, had some walk, saw the young boys playing football. We came back from there at around 12:30 PM. Then we got inside the car and started for Jaflong. By this time, we had some snacks at a roadside hotel.
We visited by rickshaw, went to the Khasya Palli, the zero point - Bangladesh India border bridge at Jaflong. At 3:30 PM, we started for our hotel from there.
In that way, we took a break at Tamabil Border point and then Jayantapur Resort. This resort area is a nice one. Here we saw a village home noted as "LAST HOUSE OF BANGLADESH". Infact, here we saw the border line. There were some waterfalls from the hills which were awesome. We took our lunch and it was almost 4 pm. But the food was good.
Then we started again and reached at Najimgar Resort. We visited the place and at around 6 pm, we reached our hotel.  The car driver left us with a smile. We took shower, got some food and became with full of energy again.
At 8:30 pm, we started our journey by rickshaw to Rail Station for a visit. We arranged the train ticket for Sreemongol earlier. Returning to hotel by rickshaw, we visited Hazrat Shahjalal Masjid.
Had our dinner and then a sound sleep. Completed an eventful day.
Day 3:
At 7:30 am, we started our journey by taxi for Rail Station. We got our seat. It was good one.
After 2:30 hours journey. We reached at 11:30 am at Sreemongiol. Got a rickshaw for the Tea Resort Banglow.  We found it awesome, traveling in the calm hilly area. We rached after 45 minutes journey. Then we entered into the prestigious bunglow room where we got a swimming pool infront of our room. There we saw a British old man, who came there from Chittagong after 16 hours journey. He was shouting for his room and we came to know that his hotel from Chittagong communicated with the bunglow manager for a room and they confirmed, but now he was not getting it. However, we came into play there to save our country's pride and the matter solved. He got a cottage instead of a room.
After solving these, we went out by rickshaw for lunch. It was a nice restaurant where we had our lunch. Then we fixed a rickshaw puller to help us to visit the town. He took us everywhere including Nilkantha 7-layer tea cabin, inside the tea garden, monipuri market, tea research center and even at his home. He was a good person.
At around 6 pm we returned to hotel, had some refreshment and rest. Then we call a taxi for ging out for the dinner. We went to the restaurant where we had our lunch. Again, they server us with tasty dinner. Back to hotel and sound sleep again.
Day 4:
We started at 8 am for Madhabpur Lake. We went into the tea state of Bangladesh. It was tea plantation all around us and we were running with our taxi. We reached at around 10 am. Visited the place for 45 mins. It was wonderful lake surrounded by hills. At 10:45 am, we started journey for "National Forest Area". We walked there for 10 minutes and returned to hotel as we planned to start for Dhaka at 3:30 PM. At around, 2 pm we reached at Sreemongol again and had our lunch and finished the tour by sitting in the bus for Dhaka.
At around 10 pm, we reached at Dhaka.

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Dhaka to Nepal Tour: 5 Days/ 4 Nights

We visited Nepal in the month of June 2011.It was almost the beginning of the off-season for Nepal Tourism.
The Sun was hiding every now and then and it was raining a bit also. However, that did not spoil our journey, rather we enjoyed Rafting in this rain.

Day 1:
       Started for Nepal by Air
       Checked in Hotel
       Had some meal
       Visited Royal Casino and had dinner
Day 2:
       Had Breakfast
       Started for Pokarah by Tourist Bus at 7 am    
       7 hour journey
       Checked in at Hotel
       Visited Pokarah Phewa Lake area
       Had dinner
Day 3:
       At 4 am started for Sarankat to see Sunrise    
       Returned to hotel at 7 am
       Had breakfast
       Visit places -
        >Gupteshwar Guha
        >Davis Fall
        >Mahendra Cave
        >Bat Cave
        >Seti Gorge
        >The old bazar
        >Bindbyabasini Temple
        >Phewa Lake
        >Barahi temple - Middle of Phewa lake
        We rented a taxi for all these (3person)
Day 4:  
         Returned to Katmundu by bus
         On the way we enjoyed RAFTING
         Visited Katmundu Market
Day 5:
         Had Breakfast
         Returned by air, started at 3:00 pm                


Total cost for the tour we expensed = 30000/- BDT (approx.)

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