Tours and Trips Bangladesh (ToursnTripsBD) has a worldwide reputation for creating tailor-made itineraries of various interests. We focus on a select number of destinations, and our years of exploring and organizing holidays in these regions offer you an insight that you may otherwise miss; encompassing all you wish to see and do whilst making the
Christmas Day celebrated on the 25th of December, is the most festive and joyous occasion celebrated with religious freedom by the Christians in Bangladesh and is also a declared public holiday. The celebration of Christmas features special prayers in churches on Christmas Eve, exchange of gifts and cards to express Christmas greetings, arrangements of feasts
On the occasion of Lalon Shah’s birthday, the folk singers (Bauls) perform Lalon’s songs, usually under a banyan tree or on the bank of a river near a village and a group of people organize a fair at the spot. Rural musical instruments, handicrafts, pottery, light snacks and household items are available in the fair
Victory Day is a national holiday in Bangladesh, celebrated on 16th December to commemorate the victory of the Allied Forces High Command over the Pakistani forces in the Bangladesh Liberation War, in 1971. Military Parade by Bangladesh Armed Forces at the National Parade Ground, ceremonial meetings, speeches, lectures, receptions and fireworks take place on this
Dubla Rash Mela, a cultural extravaganza, holds a significant place for the people of Bagerhat and the entire nation. It is one of Bangladesh’s biggest fairs, attracting thousands of visitors annually. The heart of this festival lies in the activities of twenty thousand temporary fishermen who catch and dry fish on Dubla and nearby islands.
Overview of Nabanna Festival Nabanna Festival, also known as the “new rice festival,” is a traditional harvest festival celebrated predominantly in the rural areas of Bangladesh. It serves as a time-honored tribute to the bounties of nature and the toil of farmers, symbolizing the prosperity and abundance brought forth by the harvest season. Significance in
Kothin Chibor Dan, a traditional practice deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of certain communities, holds a significant place in the social and economic spheres of these societies. This article delves into the origins, practices, importance, challenges, and ways to preserve this age-old tradition. Understanding the Tradition and Its Origins Historical Context The roots of
Bangladesh, a land steeped in rich cultural heritage, celebrates a plethora of festivals throughout the year, each offering a glimpse into its vibrant tapestry of traditions. Among these, Kali Puja stands out as a fervent ode to devotion, spirituality, and community bonding. Rooted in Hindu mythology, this auspicious occasion commemorates the divine feminine energy embodied
Durga Puja, the much-awaited festival, brings an air of festivity and fervor to Bangladesh, where communities come together to celebrate the victory of good over evil. This article delves into the heart of Durga Puja in Bangladesh, exploring its significance, traditions, and the joy it brings to millions. Origins and Significance Durga Puja traces its
The Day of Ashura: A Time for Reflection and Commemoration Hey there, folks! Today, we’re diving into the significance of the Day of Ashura, a day that holds immense importance in the hearts of millions around the globe. So buckle up and let’s explore this meaningful observance together. Understanding the Day of Ashura Alright, let’s
Eid-al-Adha (Festival of the Sacrifice) is the second of two religious holidays celebrated on the 10th Dhul hijja of the lunar Islamic calendar, by Muslims worldwide each year. In the morning on the Eid day, after congregation prayers people thank God for the animal and the sacrifice takes place (usually cows, goats, camels). The meat
Eid-al-Fitr, known as “Eid” in Bangladesh, marks the end of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting observed by Muslims worldwide. It is a joyous occasion celebrated with religious fervor and cultural traditions. In Bangladesh, Eid holds immense significance, bringing together families and communities in festivities that reflect the country’s rich cultural heritage. Introduction to Eid-al-Fitr
It is a traditional age-old rowing sport of Bangladesh. The sport uses traditional Bangladeshi boats known as Nouka. Each team in a Nouka Baich competition consists of 25 to 100 members. Boats with motor engines are not allowed. In every boat there is a leader who does not row, rather acts as an energiszer for
Buddha Purnima or Boishakhi Purnima is the biggest religious festival in the Buddhist community; celebrated following the Buddhist calendar and falls on the day of full moon in Bengali month Baishakh (April-May) which is on the 5th or 6th lunar month. It marks three important events in the life of Gautam Buddha – his birth
Baisabi Festival — usually celebrated as “Biju” by the Chakma and Tanchyanga, “Shangrai” as Marmas and “Baisuk” or “Baisu” by Tripuras — is the fundamental social celebration of the tribal individuals in the hilly areas of Rangamati, Bandarban and Khagrachhari. Every tribe has their own specific manner of praising this celebration. For instance: Biju is
Noboborsho, also known as Pohela Boishakh, marks the beginning of the Bengali New Year and is celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm in Bangladesh. The term “Noboborsho” translates to “new year” in English and holds significant cultural and historical importance in Bengali tradition. This article delves into the rich tapestry of customs, traditions, and festivities
