A travel day, so the day is kept light.
Flight today: TripRai does not know your flight time, so the places after landing are tentative and optional: first allow about 2 hours for immigration, bags and the ride to your hotel, and skip them if you land late.
- Morning · ~6 hDelhi to Dhaka
International arrival into Dhaka. Keep the rest of the day light after the transfer and settle into the city centre.
- LunchCasual Bengali lunch near Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban₹330
- ~35 min from Hotel in Gulshan
- Afternoon · ~1 hJatiya Sangsad BhabanView on Maps
The Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban is Bangladesh’s iconic national parliament complex, designed by Louis Kahn. Its bold geometry and reflective lakes make it one of the country’s most impressive modern landmarks, best appreciated by walking around the exterior. Go in the afternoon for the clearest light on the concrete and water, and bring a hat or umbrella for the open areas.
Free - Evening · ~2 hFree timeTime to rest or explore around your hotel at your own pace.Free
- DinnerLocal Bengali dinner near your hotel in Gulshan (Dhaka)₹540
Tonight: Gulshan (Dhaka) · 4★ hotel ~₹7,600–₹13,300/nightView on MapsCheck hotels · 2 nights on Agoda
- Stay
- ₹9,900
- Food
- ₹870
- Local transport (bus/metro)
- ₹470
- Activities
- Free
The flight is counted once, in Where the money goes.
- Hotel in Gulshan (Dhaka) → Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban (Dhaka): check transit ↗
- Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban (Dhaka) → Hotel in Gulshan (Dhaka): check transit ↗
- Delhi to Dhaka · price in Flights above
- Home → Indira Gandhi International Airport · Airport Express Metro + Delhi Metro: ₹200 · or Uber / Ola ₹460–₹630
- Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport → Gulshan · Uber / Pathao: ₹210–₹290
- Taxi and ride-app fares are shown as a range: they change with traffic and time of day.
Try bhuna khichuri, beef rezala or a fish curry at a good casual Bengali place in central Dhaka.
No checked restaurants here yet: these meals are suggestions.
- Carry small cash for tickets and snacks because many places still prefer it.
- Traffic is heavy, so keep each outing geographically close to the hotel.
- Temples and mosque areas are best visited with modest clothing and quiet behaviour.
- Street food is part of the city experience, but choose busy, well-known stalls.