Sonargaon: Ancient Capital & Jamdani Weavers

Step back in time with a visit to Sonargaon, the medieval capital of Bengal, and the hauntingly beautiful Panam City. Watch master weavers create UNESCO-recognized Jamdani sarees and enjoy a peaceful cruise on the Meghna River. This day trip is a must for history buffs and those interested in the rich textile heritage of Bangladesh.

Sonargaon: Ancient Capital & Jamdani Weavers
Overview

What you’ll experience

Duration
1
Group Size
1-10
Difficulty
easy
Activity
cultural
Highlights

Why this trip?

  • Early morning visit to Dhaka's vibrant Flower Market
  • Explore the UNESCO-recognized Jamdani Weaving Village and meet master artisans
  • Walk through the mysterious Panam City colonial-era ghost town
  • Visit the Goaldi Mosque (1517 AD), one of the region's oldest surviving mosques
  • Discover Sardar Bari Palace and the Folk Art & Craft Museum
  • See the award-winning Bamboo School built entirely from bamboo
  • Take a boat trip on the Meghna River to a nearby island village
Itinerary

Day by day

  1. Day 01

    Full-day Sonargaon tour

    Meals · Lunch
Included
  • Private air-conditioned vehicle with driver, fuel, tolls, and parking
  • Scenic Meghna River boat cruise
  • English-speaking local guide
  • Entrance fees to all mentioned sites
  • Traditional Bengali lunch and bottled water
Not included
  • Tips for guide and driver
  • Personal expenses
Tripadvisor reviews

What travellers say

M
Mohamed M

10/10 Would recommend them for all Bangladesh tourism!

Mahadi at Bangladesh Eco Adventure and team really made the trip a dream come true — they handled all logistics, were on time, excellent communicators, well priced and had immense local knowledge. We went to the Sundarbans for a few days, as well as day tours in Sonargaon and Dhaka. Sundarbans in particular is a must see. Myself and my friends had a wonderful time and would not hesitate to recommend them as the people to trust with all your travel and tourism in Bangladesh.

January 2026
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