We at Azgezmiş, sometimes quite daring and pioneering in our photography trips, are embarking on a Bangladeshi route this time. Bangladesh is a fascinating destination, packed with photos, where we’ll discover new places that will amaze us every day. Our 10-day visit has many fascinating places on our list. First and foremost, we’ll visit a shipbreaking port. We’ll enter this port and photograph the workers at work. We’ll visit and photograph those carrying cargo to ships in the Bay of Bengal. We’ll also visit brick factories, witnessing and photographing brickmaking under traditional conditions, amidst a bit of dust and dirt. Over the next 10 days, we’ll travel the country by bus and plane, immersing ourselves in the lives of the people, and capturing images of these lives.
Our trip will start on February 14, 2026, but deciding in advance will allow us to purchase our flight tickets at more affordable prices.
Program
Day 2: After breakfast, we’ll begin the day by taking photos at the dyed fabric area near Dhaka city. Then, we’ll visit the brick factory. We’ll take an unforgettable trip to one of Dhaka’s largest brick factories, where you’ll witness the incredible effort and endurance of the brick makers. You’ll be amazed by the sight of thousands of bricks stacked in neat rows, waiting to be fired in massive kilns. We’ll be surrounded by photos. We’ll all have dinner together.
Day 3: After breakfast, we’ll visit the crowded slum area first thing in the morning. We’ll see and photograph the lives of the families living there. We’ll then continue our photography tour by visiting the train station. We’ll all have dinner together.
Day 4: After breakfast today, we’ll visit the shipbreaking yard, coal miners’ market, and chicken market. In the afternoon, we’ll explore and photograph the lifestyle of the sand and coal workers. Later that evening, we’ll fly to Cox’s Bazar.
Day 5: After breakfast, our photography tour begins in Cox’s Bazar. It’s famous for having the world’s longest uninterrupted natural beach, stretching approximately 120 km along the Bay of Bengal. Today, we’ll photograph fishermen at the site, where everyone from children to the elderly, women and men, gather together. Then, under the open sky, we’ll visit the fish drying yards. In the afternoon, we’ll head south to see how boats full of fishermen set out on overnight fishing trips or return with a boatload of fish. The crescent-shaped fishing boats in Cox’s Bazar, also known as “moon boats,” make for a truly aesthetically pleasing photograph. In the evening, we’ll all have dinner together again.
Day 6: Early in the morning, we’ll visit the country’s largest fish market. We’ll set off for a boat that’s docked on the shore. Boats that have been at sea for days or weeks unload their goods, trade, refuel, and reload, then return to the sea. After a day of capturing stunning photos, we’ll board a plane to return to Dhaka in the evening.
Day 7: After breakfast, we’ll depart Dhaka early in the morning to photograph the rice mill. Another photo-packed day awaits us. At the end of the day, we’ll have dinner and retire to our hotel.
Day 8: After breakfast, we’ll head to an area where we’ll photograph the traditional drying of peppers. This will be a very colorful and enjoyable area for taking photos. Of course, as always, we’ll stop for photos along the way. We’ll all enjoy our meal and relax.
Day 9: After breakfast, we’ll visit a rather interesting food production facility. Afterward, we’ll take photos at a bull bathing site. At the end of the day, we’ll all have dinner together.
Day 10: Today is our last day, and we’ll be at the end of another incredible photography trip. We’ll photograph and experience the lives of people in the middle of nowhere, detached from technology. As always, we’ll return with a wealth of new photos and new insights. We’ll depart our hotel to arrive at the site at least three hours before our flight.
Details
Trip Date: February 14, 2026 – February 24, 2026
Trip Price: USD 2450 (per person in a double room)
Single person price difference: USD 550
Included:
- All accommodations (5- and 4-star hotels)
- Breakfasts and dinners
- All local and intercity transportation in air-conditioned vehicles
- One round-trip domestic flight ticket within Bangladesh
- English and Turkish guide services
- Photography consultancy
- Private travel insurance
- Entry fees to museums, temples, and ancient cities (excluding camera fees)
- In-car refreshments, one sealed bottle of drinking water per day
- Taxes
Not Included:
- Bangladesh visa fee.
- Round-trip flight ticket from Istanbul to Dhaka
- International departure tax
- Meals other than those specified.
- All beverages with meals.
- Tips (tips are expected)
Contact
Turkey, Istanbul Head Office
Whatsapp: +90 532 742 2962
Mobile: +90 532 742 2962
Address: Azgezmis, Osmanaga Mh. Murver Cicegi Sk. Karatekin is mr. no: 18, K: 5/3 – Kadikoy / Istanbul
Canada, Alberta Office
Whatsapp: +1 (403) 402 9427
Mobile: +1 (403) 402 9427
Address: 38 Oakvale Pl SE, Calgary, Alberta, T2V-1H4
England, Warwickshire Office
Whatsapp: +44 7812 516432
Mobile: +44 7812 516432
Address: 37 Barrow road, Kenilworth cv8 1eg Warwickshire
FAQ
- People who will join our tour from different countries can buy their plane tickets a day earlier.
- We can arrange a transfer to pick them up from the airport upon request. We can book an extra hotel for one night.
- Flight tickets are not included in our trips. Everyone buys their own plane ticket.
Our excursions are with English-speaking guides. - One or two of our photography consultants will definitely be with our guests on every trip.
- Our trips are for photography purposes only, not touristic.
- In general, although we sometimes wander around touristic places, we often go off the route.
- On our trips, we take pictures freely, sometimes all together, sometimes apart.
- We meet at a certain time and transfer to our hotel or the next area by car.
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