A short drive from Gulshan, cruise the creeks and canals beyond Dhaka by private eco-boat for a few hours or a full day.

Your guide meets you at 300 Feet Nila Market, where the boat is waiting. The boat glides through narrow creeks and winding canals, passing fishermen casting nets, children playing by the banks, and villagers at work; along the way you may stop at a local village or riverside market. Onboard, enjoy tea, coffee, snacks, and seasonal fruit while relaxing on the rooftop deck, with simple fishing poles or kites available. After three hours of peaceful cruising, the boat returns to the dock.
Board the boat in the morning at 300 Feet Nila Market and cruise through creeks and canals alive with cargo boats, villagers rowing to work, and fishermen casting nets. After an hour or two, arrive at the Jamdani Handloom Weaving Village, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage craft, to meet the weavers. Back onboard, a traditional Bangla lunch is served as the boat drifts downstream. In the afternoon, visit the colonial-era Murapara Zamindar Palace, then head back toward Dhaka, relaxing, fishing, or kite flying as the sun sets.