Upon arrival at Dhaka airport, you would be transferred to your hotel for checking-in. After freshening up, we would ride the famous rickshaw of the Rickshaw Capital of the world, Dhaka and proceed to visit the Dhakeshwari Kali Temple.

This temple is located in old Dhaka behind the campus of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, near Bakshi bazar, Dhaka. The Dhakeswari Temple is the National Hindu temple of Bangladesh. This temple is believed to have been built by Ballal Sen in the 12th century. It is a very famous Hindu temple in Bangladesh.

It is believed that crown jewel of Mata sati fell over here. The Bhairav of this shakti peetha is within the premises of the temple. Return to the hotel and spend the rest of the day at leisure

After breakfast, we would drive to Bhabanipur village of Sherpur Upazilla to visit the Aparna Shaktipeeth. 

The temple was built by Rani Bhawani and a major portion of the temple is in ruins. Apart from the temple, you would love photo-shooting the ruins.

Devi’s Left Anklet is said to have fallen here. She is worshipped here as Aparna and her Bhairav is woshipped as Vaman.

Thereafter proceed to Jessore. Overnight stay at Jessore.

After breakfast start your journey for a Darshan of the the Sugandha Shaktipeeth. Maa Sati’s nose is said to have fallen here and the protecting Bhairav here is  Traimbak (Rudra).

This Shaktipeeth is located on the bank of the river Sunanda near the town of Barishal. After visiting the Sugandha Shaktipeeth temple, visit the presiding Bhairav and leave for Dhaka. Overnight stay at a Hotel in Barishal.

Today, it would be a long day. After breakfast, you would start for your 9 hrs drive to Sylhet. We might even opt to travel by train, if possible, for a comfortable journey. 

Check in to your hotel at Sylhet and in the evening we would visit the Mahalaxmi Griba Temple.

Shri Shri Mahalakshmi Griba Shaktipeeth is one of the 51 Shakti Peeths located at Joinpur village, near Gotatikar, which is 3 km south-east of Sylhet town in Bangladesh.

This is one of the famous Bangladesh Shaktipeeth. This Shaktipeeth is also known by the name of Shri Shail Shaktipeeth.

Maa Sati’s neck is said to have fallen here. Maa is worshipped here as Mahalakshmi and the Bhairav form is Sambaranand.

Rest of the day is at leisure.

After breakfast start for the Bangladesh Shaktipeeth of Jaintia. This Shaktipeeth is located on the Sylhet – Shillong road at Baurbhag village in Kanaighat Upazilla near Jaintiapur in Bangladesh.

The left thigh of Goddess Sati is said to have fallen at Jaintia Shaktipeeth. Here, Devi is worshiped in the form of Maa Jayanti and the protecting Bhairav is worshipped as Kramadeeshwar or Kramadhesh.

Actually there is a difference of opinion as regards the exact location of the Shaktipeeth. Some contend that it is the Nartiang Durga temple at Nartiang in Meghalaya, India which is the real Jayanti Shaktipeeth, though there is shortage of corroborating evidences.

We believe there are two places, one in Bangladesh and the other in India which are believed to be the Jaintia Shaktipeeth.

After visiting the Jaintia Shaktipeeth, we proceed  for Comilla, a distance of about 215, covered in about 4 hrs. Overnight stay would be at Comilla.

After breakfast start for Sitakunda, Visit the Chattal Shaktipeeth on the Chandranath Hill. 

Here Devi’s Right arm is said to have fallen. Here Maa Sati is worshipped as ‘Bhawani’. Many people also call the Chattal Shaktipeeth the Bhavani Shaktipeeth.

Bhairav here is worshipped as ‘Kramadhiswar/Chandrasekhar’.  The Temple of Bhairav is located on top of the Chandranath Hill. At normal trekking speed, it would take around 1.5 – 2 hrs to trek up the temple.

Return to Sitakunda and proceed for overnight stay at Chittagong.

Note: Visit to Coxbazar, the longest beach in the world can be arranged at an additional cost.

After breakfast, depart for Agartala/Kolkata.

Your Bangladesh Shaktipeeth tour package comes to an end with the sublime blessings of the Mata.