Responsible Travel
Bangladesh's rivers, forests and villages are astonishingly beautiful — and fragile. Here is how we, and you, keep them that way.
Our Commitments
- 100% locally-owned — every rupee stays in Bangladesh
- Local guides only, paid year-round living wages
- Small group sizes (max 8 guests) to keep villages unstressed
- Zero single-use plastic bottles on our boats — reusable bottles + filtered water
- Portion of every Sundarbans trip donated to the Wild Team tiger conservation fund
Wildlife
In the Sundarbans and Lawachara we follow strict distance rules with tigers, dolphins, gibbons and birds. No feeding, no baiting, no chasing for photographs. If our guide asks you to move back, please do — instantly.
Communities
We visit villages by invitation, not by intrusion. We buy tea, food and handicrafts directly from village women's cooperatives. Where a family hosts a meal, we pay them a fair rate — never expect free hospitality from working households.
Your Role
- Refill your reusable bottle — we provide filtered water everywhere
- Say no to plastic straws, wet wipes and mini toiletries
- Ask before photographing; delete on request
- Dress modestly in villages and religious sites
- Leave no trace — pack out what you bring in
Last reviewed: 2026 · Maintained by Bangladesh Scenic ToursAsk us a question