“Visit Bangladesh before Tourists Come,” reads the slogan of Bangladesh’s tourist board-- an apt phrase for a country a world away from tour busses and the selfie-stick touting hordes.  Bangladesh boasts a hidden tribal culture and archeological sites dating back over 2,000 years.  This too-oft overlooked country is home to the largest mangrove forest in the world that is the habitat of the semi-aquatic Royal Bengal tiger.

• Journey deep into Mru country, hiking to villages where men and women still wear loincloths and keep their hair in topknots. Due to extreme isolation, their traditional lifestyle remains intact. 
• Board a paddleboat through the serene natural beauty of the Sundarbans, ideal for nature lovers and botanists. Cruise along meandering streams to see crocodiles, monkeys, and an exotic variety of birds.  You may be lucky enough to spot a Royal Bengal Tiger!
• Perfect your tan on pristine tropical beaches that are truly off the beaten track!

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