Showing 90 Dhaka to Melbourne Flights - Starting at Just ₹ 52472


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02:35
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02:35
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14:55
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DAC
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23:55
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DAC
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DAC
00:50
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SQ 447
DAC
23:55
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SQ 447
DAC
23:55
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SQ 447
DAC
23:55
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SQ 447
DAC
23:55
16h 30mvia SIN
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SQ 447
DAC
23:55
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MH 103
DAC
12:30
38h 50mvia KUL
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TG 322
DAC
13:40
12h 40mvia BKK
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TG 340
DAC
02:00
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TG 322
DAC
13:40
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MH 103
DAC
12:30
15h 45mvia KUL
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BG 386
DAC
19:15
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BG 386
DAC
19:15
33h 00mvia KUL
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MH 197
DAC
00:50
14h 55mvia KUL
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20:45

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CZ 392
DAC
23:00
17h 30mvia CAN
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EY 245
DAC
15:55
22h 10mvia AUH
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QR 635
DAC
18:25
23h 40mvia DOH
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EK 587
DAC
18:40
23h 40mvia DXB
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EK 585
DAC
01:00
24h 25mvia DXB
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QR 639
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03:10
25h 05mvia DOH
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QR 641
DAC
10:45
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CZ 392
DAC
23:00
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MH 103
DAC
12:30
27h 15mvia KUL
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MH 197
DAC
00:50
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BG 388
DAC
11:30
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BG 388
DAC
11:30
28h 15mvia BKK
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QR 639
DAC
03:10
28h 20mvia DOH
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MH 103
DAC
12:30
28h 20mvia KUL
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QR 639
DAC
03:10
28h 20mvia DOH
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MH 197
DAC
00:50
28h 30mvia KUL
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MH 197
DAC
00:50
28h 30mvia KUL
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QR 641
DAC
10:45
29h 00mvia DOH
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MH 103
DAC
12:30
29h 15mvia KUL
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EK 583
DAC
09:55
29h 40mvia DXB
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CZ 392
DAC
23:00
29h 45mvia CAN
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CZ 392
DAC
23:00
30h 35mvia CAN
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CZ 392
DAC
23:00
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EK 587
DAC
18:40
30h 45mvia DXB
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BG 584
DAC
08:30
31h 15mvia SIN
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QR 641
DAC
10:45
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MH 197
DAC
00:50
31h 45mvia KUL
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QR 643
DAC
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EK 583
DAC
09:55
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QR 639
DAC
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DAC
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QR 643
DAC
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TG 322
DAC
13:40
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DAC
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MH 103
DAC
12:30
38h 10mvia KUL
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EK 585
DAC
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38h 35mvia DXB
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EK 585
DAC
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QR 639
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EK 583
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MH 197
DAC
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DAC
12:30
40h 10mvia KUL
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DAC
04:50
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DAC
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DAC
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DAC
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EK 585
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DAC
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DAC
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Airlines & Flights Flying between Dhaka's Zia International Airport and Melbourne's Melbourne Airport
The current number of airlines & flights flying between Dhaka and Melbourne are:
3 Flights by AirAsia from Dhaka to Melbourne
1 Flights by Srilankan Arlns from Dhaka to Melbourne
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6 Flights by Thai Airways from Dhaka to Melbourne
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Dhaka to Melbourne Flights Fare
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About Dhaka
Nestled close to the lovely Buriganga river is the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka. The city has an excess population and exquisite architecture, inspired by the Mughal, British and American rule.
Best time to visit Dhaka
The busiest months for Dhaka are June, January and February. The seasons of Dhaka are quite similar to the ones faced in the North Eastern locales of India. However, they are slightly tweaked depending on the impact of the rains and summer. June is the onset of summer and hence, a very comfortable time to visit. The air is continuously humid, which could be another reason to avoid this time of the year. March through May is spring for Dhaka and the weather is slightly tolerable. Expect some rain though even during spring as the city is known to face regular rains throughout the year. Spring becomes a favoured month among travel enthusiasts who wish to visit the city as the hotel rooms are cheap. Even if you don't make prior reservations, you will find cheap hotels in Dhaka during this season. The crowd in the city is also comparatively few, making it easier for you to venture around.
You will find many cheap flight and hotel deals to Dhaka if you opt for spring. Fall is another such season when the flight and hotel prices are low, allowing tourists to get the perks of good deals. September through November is not ideal for tourism though as the showers can get very risky. The torrential rains could even lead to floods and waterlogging in the city of Dhaka. The city witnesses excess rain from the winds arriving from the Bay of Bengal, which gets really murky. Tourism sees a tremendous dip during this season, making hotel prices very cheap and affordable. The best time to visit though, aside from spring is winter. With temperatures that stand at 223 degree Celsius as opposed to the exorbitant ones during summer, Dhaka's winters are very beautiful. However, as this is a busy time for tourism in the country, you might have a tough time finding decent accommodation in the city. Plus, the prices would also be quite high. The best thing to do to get cheap and affordable deals would be to make prior hotel bookings in Dhaka.
Places to visit in Dhaka
The city has a plethora of lovely neighbourhoods that can be explored. There are a few religious sites that you can start with when visiting in Dhaka. These establishments are top tourist attractions in Dhaka and definitely worth your time. You can start with the Armenian Church of Holy Resurrection which was erected back in 1781 by American missionaries. You do not need a specific tour guide to take you through this place. You also have the Holy Rosary Church to visit. Dhaka also houses many mosques as it is predominantly an Islamic country. You will find exquisite mosques in the city. Check out some prominent ones such as the Baitul Mukarram Mosque, Chawk Mosque, Hussaini Dalan Mosque, Musa Khan mosque and Sitara mosque. It is imperative that you follow some protocols of the religion before entering the mosque as they are very strict about their customs. The city also has a Hindu temple, Dhakeshwari Temple, which was built in the 12th century.
An important tourist attraction in the city is the Lalbagh Fort. The fort, built during the Mughal era, has witnessed some bloody wars in the old times. In fact, the spot has experienced some of the biggest iconic moments in Bangladesh's history and hence, holds a prominent position in their cultural heritage. You should also check out the Curzon Hall, which has now been transformed into the University of Dhaka. Also, do not miss the Banga Bhaban, the official abode to the president of Bangladesh. The palace has been heavily inspired by the British India era and reflects the same. The 1857 Memorial is a spot worth checking out. It is basically a vast expanse of memorial that has been built to honour the martyrs who perished during the first Liberation War that took place to oppose the British rule. Do not miss the National Poet's graveyard as well, which is the tomb of the revolutionary poet, Kazi Nazrul Islam. The National Botanical Gardens is a beautiful location within the city which transports you from the excess noise of Dhaka to tranquillity.
Things to do in Dhaka
There are quite a handful of things that you can do during your stay in Dhaka. As part of your excursion to learn more about the city, you can visit the National Museum. The place will take you through the past and struggles of Bangladesh before being blessed with freedom and a separate nation of its own. You can also visit the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum and known more about Bangladesh's freedom fighter Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, also called, 'Father of the Nation'. The Dhaka Zoo is another interesting place you can visit when in the city. The zoo has many species of exotic birds and animals including the profound Royal Bengal Tiger. The Sadarghat River Front is also a beautiful place where you can relax and unwind after a long day of indulging in tourist activities. The riverfront rests on the banks of the lovely Buriganga river. You can further elevate your experience by taking up boat rides.
Food and Restaurants in Dhaka
Dhaka has an abundance of food varieties ranging from traditional Bangladeshi food to Chinese, Indian and even Mexican cuisine. Most of the food is served in buffet style at these restaurants with fixed prices so you should carry enough cash with you. To get the best of Dhaka's fine dining scene, you should visit Gulshan, Baridhara, Lalmatia, Banani and Dhanmondi. These streets have elite food establishments with international cuisine. You would be surprised and amazed by some of the astounding joints that these streets have in Dhaka. La Forchetta is one such restaurant that brings the flavours of Italy on a platter. It is one of the best Italian joints in the city and definitely recommended. The city also has steakhouses with a food establishment called Steakhouse.
A&W is one of the famous burger joints with special American-style burger served with fries and a rootbeer float. They also have a jukebox in the background that would take you back in time. Bamboo Shoot is another fantastic restaurant especially in Chinese and Thai food. Adding to the authenticity of the joint are a number of Chinese expats who seem to relish the food here. Bella Italia is another food restaurant that was founded by an individual who served at an Italian restaurant. For some local food, you should check out Dhanshiri, located in Gulshan street. The food served here celebrates the Bangladeshi food and is served at a reasonable price. You can also check out Gulshan Khabar Ghar for some more local food. The cafe scene in Dhaka is also quite good and something you would enjoy. Mermaid Cafe, Bittersweet Cafe are some places where you will get good coffee and baked goods. The ambience served is just as exquisite.
How to reach Dhaka (Transportation)
By Air
Flight connectivity to Dhaka from India is excellent. As a neighbouring country, a majority of flights to Bangladesh sees a layover in Kolkata. In fact, you will find direct and nonstop flights to Dhaka from Kolkata. The city's proximity to Bangladesh's capital makes it possible. This is the most popular route to Dhaka often chosen by travellers visiting the city from India. There are no direct nonstop flights to Dhaka from any other city in the country. If you are travelling from Mumbai or Delhi, you will have to change flights at Kolkata. From Delhi though, Biman Bangladesh is the only airline that has reserved a nonstop direct flight to Dhaka. Besides this, much of the airlines opt for a layover in Kolkata. Many Indian airlines such as SpiceJet, IndiGo and Vistara, have regular flights to Dhaka. However, they all travel till Kolkata, from where Biman Bangladesh takes the passengers to Dhaka. Flights to Dhaka from India also take international routes with layovers in cities such as Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Colombo and Istanbul, depending on the airlines chosen.
The flight tickets to Dhaka are extremely cheap from India. You can get flight tickets to Dhaka for as less as INR8,000. The flight duration is also quite decent with popular airlines reaching in less than five hours. Of course, these flights are expensive as compared to the ones who reach Dhaka in 12 hours.
By Rail
Flights are not the only way to reach Dhaka, though. There is a special dedicated train that connects Dhaka and Kolkata. The Maitree Express is touted to be the first international railway line connecting Dhaka with an international city, i.e., Kolkata. It is a full-AC train which is quite posh and has luxurious services available.
By Road
AC buses to Dhaka are also available, owing to how close the cities of Dhaka and Kolkata are. Much of these buses are government-run as it has to do with international borders. These buses travel to Dhaka on alternate days and are super cheap.
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Melbourne is one of the most popular destinations in Australia. It is a blend of a laid-back lifestyle with a vibrant nightlife. Melbourne is also known for its world-class cuisines. It is a hot spot for musical events and club hopping. It is a vacation destination in an urban setup. The city is also closer to the ocean, which makes it popular among travellers. You can head to the beach whenever you want and try your hand at water sports like surfing, scuba diving and sea kayaking. There is also Yarra Valley, which is about an hour's drive from the city and is home to about 120 wineries. Melbourne is also known for its wildlife and is another major attraction among tourists. Be it high-end shopping arcades, restaurants, cafes or nightclubs and theatres, the small city accommodates everything and makes for the perfect vacation destination. While it is a popular place for people to head to with their friends, you will also find a lot of family-friendly spots in the city worth visiting. The city makes sure that you have a memorable trip.
Best Time to Visit Melbourne
Summer is one of the best seasons to visit Melbourne since you will get to make the most of all the ocean fun. December to February is summer in Melbourne and peak travel season, too. The temperature ranges from 14 to 26 degree Celsius, and it is the perfect season to head to the beach. Make sure you book your hotel in Melbourne well in advance since it will be difficult to find a good one at the last moment. If you are visiting Melbourne in December, you can also be a part of the Christmas celebrations in the city and ring in the New Year through some of the most happening parties here. If you are a sports fanatic, you can also attend the Australian Open that happens in January. Midsumma Festival, White Night Melbourne and Lonsdale St Greek Festival are some of the events you can attend in Melbourne if you are on your summer vacation. The city will be buzzing with tourists, and if you are a socially active person, you will love interacting with them and making new friends while you are at it.
March to May is the fall season and also one of the best times to visit Melbourne. The temperature ranges from 10 to 24 degree Celsius. The days are warm and the nights are comparatively less warm. The city has lesser tourists as compared to summer, and if you are not a fan of crowded places, this will be the best time for you to visit the city. You can also attend events like Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival, Moomba Festival, Formula One Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne Food and Wine Festival and Next Wave Festival. June to August is the winter season in Melbourne, and the city is quite cold as compared to Sydney and Brisbane. The temperature ranges from 7 to 15 degree Celsius. This is a big-time for the city to host festivals related to food and films. You can attend the Good Food and Wine Show, Melbourne International Jazz Festival, Melbourne International Film Festival and Melbourne Writers Festival.
September to November is also a great time to head to Melbourne. You will come across great deals of flights to Melbourne and even get a decent accommodation at affordable prices. The temperature ranges from 9 to 22 degree Celsius, and there are a bunch of events for you to attend during this season, too. You can attend the Melbourne Writers Festival, Melbourne Fringe, Melbourne Festival, Melbourne Cup Carnival and Taste of Melbourne. You can get cheap flight tickets to Melbourne during this time since it is not tourist season. However, prices might start increasing as you begin inching towards summer. This is also a great time to hit the beach without having to deal with a lot of tourists.
Places to Visit in Melbourne
Dockland is a popular tourist spot in Melbourne. It is a happening shopping destination, pubs, nightclubs, amusement parks, cafes and parklands. The Melbourne Star, which is a giant Ferris wheel and Icehouse are popular places in the Dockland area. Shrine of Remembrance is a memorial in the Kings Domain garden is another place you must visit. It was built as a tribute to everyone who lost their lives in the First World War. One of the oldest railway stations in Australia, Flinders Street Station, is an iconic place to go sightseeing in Melbourne. If you are an art and history lover, you must also visit the Ian Potter Museum of Art. The entry to the museum is free, and you can also attend talk shows and exhibitions here. Sovereign Hill is another unique museum that you can visit. It showcases the lifestyle of people in the age of old days. You will also find hotels, a theatre, factories and underground mines here. If you want to go on a shopping spree, you can also head to Harbor Town. The place has a lot of shopping options, along with restaurants.
Head to 12 Apostles that have enormous limestone cliffs that are formed naturally. It is also closer to Port Campbell National Park. 12 Apostle is an ideal place to head to for breathtaking views, and you can take some of the best pictures here. Yarra Valley Wineries is one of the most popular wineries in the city. You can opt for a guided wine tour of food trails here. The place also has a gourmet restaurant for tourists. You must also visit the Peninsula Hot Spring to feel rejuvenated and relieve yourself of all the stress. Bath House and Dream Spa Centre are the most popular places here, and this is the best place to visit during winter. You can also try the Turkish Steambath here along with mud and salt wraps, massages, healing stone therapies, thermal mineral shower and much more. Healesville Sanctuary is near the Yarra Ranges and is also home to animals like koalas, platypus, Tasmanian devils, wombats and so on.
Things to do in Melbourne
You can opt for a sightseeing tour of the city, or you can explore the city on your own. The city has a vibrant nightlife, and you will love partying here. Nature lovers can head to the Port Campbell National Park and Melbourne Zoo. The city also has a lot of museums and places of historical importance that you can visit. You can also head to the beaches here to indulge in water activities. You can also sign up for a food and wine tasting tour online here. Make sure you also visit the Peninsula Hot Spring for a rejuvenating experience.
Food and Restaurants in Melbourne
Melbourne has a very eclectic dining scene, and you will find a lot of restaurants here that serve cuisines from all over the world. The city also has a lot of cafes. Cafe Andiamo and Two Birds One Stone are some of the most popular cafes in Melbourne. If you are craving some Chinese food or the best of Asian food that Melbourne has to offer, you can head to Rice Paper Scissors or Longrain. Scopri and Da Guido Melbourne la Pasta near Lygon Street are known for their delicious Italian cuisines. Head over to Stalactites for authentic Greek cuisines like souvlaki and spanakopita. Yarra Valley, Mornington Peninsula, Geelong, Macedon and Sunbury are well-known wine regions in Melbourne that you can head to for an extraordinary wine and food experience. David's Spicy Pot is another famous place in Melbourne for Chinese and Asian food. The city is also known for its vibrant nightlife, and you can head to some of the popular nightclubs here. Geppetto Trattoria is another popular place for Italian food. Roule Galette Melbourne is known for serving traditional French cuisines and also has healthy options on its menu.
How to reach Melbourne (Transportation)
Melbourne Airport is the main international airport in Australia and about 23 km from the city centre. The flight connectivity to Melbourne from India is excellent. Cathay Pacific Airways, Srilankan Airlines, Malaysia Airlines are some of the popular airlines that have frequent flights to Melbourne from India with layovers at Hong Kong, Colombo and Kuala Lumpur. If you book well in advance, you might get cheap flight tickets to Melbourne. If you book during the off-season, you might even come across exciting flight deals to Melbourne online. It's easier to find a taxi or car rental service from the airport. The Melbourne Airport also has premium lounges, restaurants, cafes, shopping areas and a lot of other facilities that passengers can use. The airport also has a currency exchange facility for its passengers. If you have reached the airport early or have to wait at the airport for a long time to board your flight, be assured that you will not be bored. You can finish your last-minute shopping at the airport or sit in a cafe and read a book.
About Hazrat Shahjalal Airport
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport is the most prominent international airport that is installed in Dhaka. It is situated about 17 km from Kurmitola. The airport is also part of the BAF Bangabandhu Base which is being utilised by Bangladesh Air Force. The airport was previously known as Dacca International Airport, which later changed to Zia International Airport, to honour Shah Jala, one of the most venerated Sufi saints from Bangladesh. Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport caters to Bangladesh's flag carrier Biman Bangladesh Airlines, as a primary hub. It is also known to be a hub for many private Bangladesh-based airlines such as Regent Airways, US-Bangla Airlines and Novoair. It currently accommodates a whopping 18.5 million passengers. The first landing strip was constructed in 1941, at Kurmitola, by the British government and used for World War II's airfare.
About Airport Terminals
There are two functional terminals available at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. A third one is being constructed to expand the passenger capacity and to add more features to the airport. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 both have international flight functions. They are located in the same building. Terminal 1 is on the ground floor, and it is used as an international arrivals hall. Meanwhile, Terminal 2 is on the upper floor and serves as the departure hall for international travels. In the domestic terminal, the arrivals and departure halls are present on the same floor. A designated VIP terminal has also been constructed with a view to accommodate Bangladesh's delegates. The terminal is only 200 meters away from the international terminals.
Terminal 3 is currently under works, the foundation of the same was laid in 2019 by Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The terminal is slated to complete on 2022. A portion of the financial assistance is being provided by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The new terminal is said to include passenger terminal with a floor that is sprawled across 64,000 sq ft, a VVIP complex, a multi-level parking bay in the building terminal and the capacity to accommodate 20 million passengers.
About Airport Authority
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport falls under the ownership of the Government of Bangladesh. It is currently operated by Civil Aviation Authority, Bangladesh (CAAB). The statutory body functions as a regulatory frame to cater to all activities that relate to aviation in Bangladesh. CAAB is recognised nationwide and is the central aviation authority. It operates under the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism. The authority is headquartered in Dhaka's Kurmitola. Over the years, Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport has witnessed several upgradations and development schemes to make it better.
The airport is currently working on several extension and up-gradation plans. There is a passenger extension apron that is being constructed from foxtrot taxiway to the export cargo apron recently concluded. Along with this, Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport has also laid new asphalt concrete on the runway. Along with this, consultancy services have also upgraded the airport's premise. Meanwhile, some of the works in action are improving the security system of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. Additionally, there are works to develop the entire airport and expand it to accommodate more airlines.
Top airlines flying from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport
Bangladesh's proximity with India has enabled the functioning of several direct flights to the city of Dhaka. There are three Indian airlines that operate from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. In fact, the Indian airlines that operate from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport are Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet. Along with some Indian airlines, there are a few international airlines to that function from the airport. Airlines that fly from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport include Air Arabia, Air Asia, Biman Bangladesh Airlines, Cathay Dragon, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Druk Air, Emirates, Gulf Air, Himalaya Airlines, Kuwait Airways, Malaysia Airlines, Maldivian, Malindo Air, Qatar Airways, Saudia, Singapore Airlines, SriLankan Airlines, Thai Airways, Turkish Airlines and US-Bangla Airlines. The international airlines mostly connect with Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern countries. Cities such as Abu Dhabi, Kathmandu, Kuala Lumpur, Medina, Riyadh, Singapore, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Colombo, Istanbul, Doha and more, are well-connected with Dhaka.
Facilities at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport
Baggage - The airport provides several baggage services that one can avail. At the entrance of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, you can find trolleys to take your luggage inside the airport with ease. There are baggage wrapping services also available along with porter facilities and storage. For baggage wrapping, you might have to inform the airlines beforehand so they can fix it for you.
Lounge - The terminals also have a lounge. The airport lounge has services such as restaurants, relaxing spaces, complimentary shower booths and more. You can avail all of this along with their good hospitality, provided your ticket or premium membership at any of their airlines allows.
Medical services - With a view to providing services in times of medical emergencies, Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport has also ensured to keep clinics in their premise. Along with clinics, the airport also has pharmacies as well as an ambulance. This is to make sure that there are enough amenities available in times of emergencies.
ATM and banks - The airport also offers some of their local banks at the premise to help with transfers and withdrawals of money. You can get access to your personal funds from the airport and avail their bank services. Further, there are foreign exchange facilities also available at the banks. They give decent rates too, making the currency exchange easier and affordable. ATMs are also present at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport so you can withdraw money and use it for currency exchange.
Hotel booking - At the airport, there is a dedicated travel agent booth. They basically help travellers with information about the city along with tours and travel packages that one can avail. The booking booth also has hotel recommendations and accommodation facilities. You can book your hotel at the airport itself. It's convenient and easy as you wouldn't have to traverse through the city a lot before finding the ideal place to stay. They have a range of hotels from mid-range to luxury.
WiFi - Free WiFi is a perk the airport gives away. This is mostly at the international terminal for passengers travelling from other countries. You can get details on how to log in to Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport's network at their information desk or even the official website.
Entertainment deck - With a view to indulging and entertaining the travellers who are waiting for their boarding, the airport has also facilitated entertainment decks. These dedicated spaces have TVs that you can watch. You might have to share the space with other passengers as well since the entertainment deck's area is limited.
Prayer room - Multi-faith rooms are also available at the airport but separated for men and women. These can be found at the arrival as well as departure zones of the terminals.
Restaurants and cafe - At the departure and arrival sections of the terminals, there are many restaurants and cafes also installed. You can find dedicated restaurant spaces as well as a food court for affordable munchies and snacks. The same can be availed at the airport lounge as well. However, the lounge comes with an exorbitant cost and is exclusive to specific ticket holders or premium members.
Visitor's facility - A special deck has been installed which is called as visitor's faculty. Basically, all visitors who are dropping off passengers or expecting them, use this space to relax.
How to reach Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport has a perfect connection with downtown Dhaka. The government has constructed an eight-lane Airport Road to directly connect the airport and the main city. You can take this route to reach the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. There are many ways to reach the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport from the city centre.
Public transport
There is a dedicated railway station that directly connects with the airport. In fact, the station called Airport Railway Station is located juxtaposed to the airport. The train can be taken from within the city. You can take the train to reach the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. Since the airport is currently undergoing tremendous expansion plans, the entire city has been engulfed by the airport. This means you can easily make it to the airport from anywhere in the city.
Taxicabs
Taxicab and rental services are also available at the airport and from anywhere in the city. In fact, if you have checked into one of the big hotels with airport shuttle services, you can make use of the same facility. The prices are reasonable, but you might have to haggle with the driver before getting into the car. There are many hotels located in proximity to the airport so you can easily get a room in one of these accommodation services. Rickshaw services are also available that would reach you to Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which are the most preferred airlines from Dhaka to Melbourne ?
AirAsia, Srilankan Arlns, China Eastern, Thai Airways, Singapore Air, Malaysian Air, Bangladesh Bima, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Etihad Airways and China Southern are the most preferred airlines on Dhaka to Melbourne flight route.
Any offer available for new users on Dhaka to Melbourne flight booking by InterMiles?
InterMiles offers Flat 750 discount on flight especially for New Users by using coupon code: TNC750NEW.
Which is the cheapest airline on Dhaka to Melbourne flight route?
AirAsia offers the cheapest flights from Dhaka to Melbourne.
When does the first flight leave from Dhaka to Melbourne?
The first flight from Dhaka to Melbourne is Malaysian Air MH197 at 00:50.
Which is the last flight on Dhaka to Melbourne route?
The last flight from Dhaka to Melbourne route is Singapore Air SQ447 at 23:55.
How many flights fly from Dhaka to Melbourne on the daily basis?
There are 90 flights flying from Dhaka to Melbourne every day. Around 90 flights are flying daily from Dhaka to Melbourne. Out of which 0 are direct and 90 are connecting flights on this route. Some major airlines between this route are AirAsia, Srilankan Arlns, China Eastern, Thai Airways, Singapore Air, Malaysian Air, Bangladesh Bima, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Etihad Airways and China Southern.
Is it important to pay insurance charge for Dhaka to Melbourne flight booking?
No, it’s not required. But we advise you to pay small amount of insurance fee for safety purpose.
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About Dhaka
Nestled close to the lovely Buriganga river is the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka. The city has an excess population and exquisite architecture, inspired by the Mughal, British and American rule.
Best time to visit Dhaka
The busiest months for Dhaka are June, January and February. The seasons of Dhaka are quite similar to the ones faced in the North Eastern locales of India. However, they are slightly tweaked depending on the impact of the rains and summer. June is the onset of summer and hence, a very comfortable time to visit. The air is continuously humid, which could be another reason to avoid this time of the year. March through May is spring for Dhaka and the weather is slightly tolerable. Expect some rain though even during spring as the city is known to face regular rains throughout the year. Spring becomes a favoured month among travel enthusiasts who wish to visit the city as the hotel rooms are cheap. Even if you don't make prior reservations, you will find cheap hotels in Dhaka during this season. The crowd in the city is also comparatively few, making it easier for you to venture around.
You will find many cheap flight and hotel deals to Dhaka if you opt for spring. Fall is another such season when the flight and hotel prices are low, allowing tourists to get the perks of good deals. September through November is not ideal for tourism though as the showers can get very risky. The torrential rains could even lead to floods and waterlogging in the city of Dhaka. The city witnesses excess rain from the winds arriving from the Bay of Bengal, which gets really murky. Tourism sees a tremendous dip during this season, making hotel prices very cheap and affordable. The best time to visit though, aside from spring is winter. With temperatures that stand at 223 degree Celsius as opposed to the exorbitant ones during summer, Dhaka's winters are very beautiful. However, as this is a busy time for tourism in the country, you might have a tough time finding decent accommodation in the city. Plus, the prices would also be quite high. The best thing to do to get cheap and affordable deals would be to make prior hotel bookings in Dhaka.
Places to visit in Dhaka
The city has a plethora of lovely neighbourhoods that can be explored. There are a few religious sites that you can start with when visiting in Dhaka. These establishments are top tourist attractions in Dhaka and definitely worth your time. You can start with the Armenian Church of Holy Resurrection which was erected back in 1781 by American missionaries. You do not need a specific tour guide to take you through this place. You also have the Holy Rosary Church to visit. Dhaka also houses many mosques as it is predominantly an Islamic country. You will find exquisite mosques in the city. Check out some prominent ones such as the Baitul Mukarram Mosque, Chawk Mosque, Hussaini Dalan Mosque, Musa Khan mosque and Sitara mosque. It is imperative that you follow some protocols of the religion before entering the mosque as they are very strict about their customs. The city also has a Hindu temple, Dhakeshwari Temple, which was built in the 12th century.
An important tourist attraction in the city is the Lalbagh Fort. The fort, built during the Mughal era, has witnessed some bloody wars in the old times. In fact, the spot has experienced some of the biggest iconic moments in Bangladesh's history and hence, holds a prominent position in their cultural heritage. You should also check out the Curzon Hall, which has now been transformed into the University of Dhaka. Also, do not miss the Banga Bhaban, the official abode to the president of Bangladesh. The palace has been heavily inspired by the British India era and reflects the same. The 1857 Memorial is a spot worth checking out. It is basically a vast expanse of memorial that has been built to honour the martyrs who perished during the first Liberation War that took place to oppose the British rule. Do not miss the National Poet's graveyard as well, which is the tomb of the revolutionary poet, Kazi Nazrul Islam. The National Botanical Gardens is a beautiful location within the city which transports you from the excess noise of Dhaka to tranquillity.
Things to do in Dhaka
There are quite a handful of things that you can do during your stay in Dhaka. As part of your excursion to learn more about the city, you can visit the National Museum. The place will take you through the past and struggles of Bangladesh before being blessed with freedom and a separate nation of its own. You can also visit the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum and known more about Bangladesh's freedom fighter Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, also called, 'Father of the Nation'. The Dhaka Zoo is another interesting place you can visit when in the city. The zoo has many species of exotic birds and animals including the profound Royal Bengal Tiger. The Sadarghat River Front is also a beautiful place where you can relax and unwind after a long day of indulging in tourist activities. The riverfront rests on the banks of the lovely Buriganga river. You can further elevate your experience by taking up boat rides.
Food and Restaurants in Dhaka
Dhaka has an abundance of food varieties ranging from traditional Bangladeshi food to Chinese, Indian and even Mexican cuisine. Most of the food is served in buffet style at these restaurants with fixed prices so you should carry enough cash with you. To get the best of Dhaka's fine dining scene, you should visit Gulshan, Baridhara, Lalmatia, Banani and Dhanmondi. These streets have elite food establishments with international cuisine. You would be surprised and amazed by some of the astounding joints that these streets have in Dhaka. La Forchetta is one such restaurant that brings the flavours of Italy on a platter. It is one of the best Italian joints in the city and definitely recommended. The city also has steakhouses with a food establishment called Steakhouse.
A&W is one of the famous burger joints with special American-style burger served with fries and a rootbeer float. They also have a jukebox in the background that would take you back in time. Bamboo Shoot is another fantastic restaurant especially in Chinese and Thai food. Adding to the authenticity of the joint are a number of Chinese expats who seem to relish the food here. Bella Italia is another food restaurant that was founded by an individual who served at an Italian restaurant. For some local food, you should check out Dhanshiri, located in Gulshan street. The food served here celebrates the Bangladeshi food and is served at a reasonable price. You can also check out Gulshan Khabar Ghar for some more local food. The cafe scene in Dhaka is also quite good and something you would enjoy. Mermaid Cafe, Bittersweet Cafe are some places where you will get good coffee and baked goods. The ambience served is just as exquisite.
How to reach Dhaka (Transportation)
By Air
Flight connectivity to Dhaka from India is excellent. As a neighbouring country, a majority of flights to Bangladesh sees a layover in Kolkata. In fact, you will find direct and nonstop flights to Dhaka from Kolkata. The city's proximity to Bangladesh's capital makes it possible. This is the most popular route to Dhaka often chosen by travellers visiting the city from India. There are no direct nonstop flights to Dhaka from any other city in the country. If you are travelling from Mumbai or Delhi, you will have to change flights at Kolkata. From Delhi though, Biman Bangladesh is the only airline that has reserved a nonstop direct flight to Dhaka. Besides this, much of the airlines opt for a layover in Kolkata. Many Indian airlines such as SpiceJet, IndiGo and Vistara, have regular flights to Dhaka. However, they all travel till Kolkata, from where Biman Bangladesh takes the passengers to Dhaka. Flights to Dhaka from India also take international routes with layovers in cities such as Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Colombo and Istanbul, depending on the airlines chosen.
The flight tickets to Dhaka are extremely cheap from India. You can get flight tickets to Dhaka for as less as INR8,000. The flight duration is also quite decent with popular airlines reaching in less than five hours. Of course, these flights are expensive as compared to the ones who reach Dhaka in 12 hours.
By Rail
Flights are not the only way to reach Dhaka, though. There is a special dedicated train that connects Dhaka and Kolkata. The Maitree Express is touted to be the first international railway line connecting Dhaka with an international city, i.e., Kolkata. It is a full-AC train which is quite posh and has luxurious services available.
By Road
AC buses to Dhaka are also available, owing to how close the cities of Dhaka and Kolkata are. Much of these buses are government-run as it has to do with international borders. These buses travel to Dhaka on alternate days and are super cheap.
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Places to Visit in Melbourne
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Things to do in Melbourne
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Food and Restaurants in Melbourne
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How to reach Melbourne (Transportation)
Melbourne Airport is the main international airport in Australia and about 23 km from the city centre. The flight connectivity to Melbourne from India is excellent. Cathay Pacific Airways, Srilankan Airlines, Malaysia Airlines are some of the popular airlines that have frequent flights to Melbourne from India with layovers at Hong Kong, Colombo and Kuala Lumpur. If you book well in advance, you might get cheap flight tickets to Melbourne. If you book during the off-season, you might even come across exciting flight deals to Melbourne online. It's easier to find a taxi or car rental service from the airport. The Melbourne Airport also has premium lounges, restaurants, cafes, shopping areas and a lot of other facilities that passengers can use. The airport also has a currency exchange facility for its passengers. If you have reached the airport early or have to wait at the airport for a long time to board your flight, be assured that you will not be bored. You can finish your last-minute shopping at the airport or sit in a cafe and read a book.
About Hazrat Shahjalal Airport
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport is the most prominent international airport that is installed in Dhaka. It is situated about 17 km from Kurmitola. The airport is also part of the BAF Bangabandhu Base which is being utilised by Bangladesh Air Force. The airport was previously known as Dacca International Airport, which later changed to Zia International Airport, to honour Shah Jala, one of the most venerated Sufi saints from Bangladesh. Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport caters to Bangladesh's flag carrier Biman Bangladesh Airlines, as a primary hub. It is also known to be a hub for many private Bangladesh-based airlines such as Regent Airways, US-Bangla Airlines and Novoair. It currently accommodates a whopping 18.5 million passengers. The first landing strip was constructed in 1941, at Kurmitola, by the British government and used for World War II's airfare.
About Airport Terminals
There are two functional terminals available at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. A third one is being constructed to expand the passenger capacity and to add more features to the airport. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 both have international flight functions. They are located in the same building. Terminal 1 is on the ground floor, and it is used as an international arrivals hall. Meanwhile, Terminal 2 is on the upper floor and serves as the departure hall for international travels. In the domestic terminal, the arrivals and departure halls are present on the same floor. A designated VIP terminal has also been constructed with a view to accommodate Bangladesh's delegates. The terminal is only 200 meters away from the international terminals.
Terminal 3 is currently under works, the foundation of the same was laid in 2019 by Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The terminal is slated to complete on 2022. A portion of the financial assistance is being provided by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The new terminal is said to include passenger terminal with a floor that is sprawled across 64,000 sq ft, a VVIP complex, a multi-level parking bay in the building terminal and the capacity to accommodate 20 million passengers.
About Airport Authority
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport falls under the ownership of the Government of Bangladesh. It is currently operated by Civil Aviation Authority, Bangladesh (CAAB). The statutory body functions as a regulatory frame to cater to all activities that relate to aviation in Bangladesh. CAAB is recognised nationwide and is the central aviation authority. It operates under the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism. The authority is headquartered in Dhaka's Kurmitola. Over the years, Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport has witnessed several upgradations and development schemes to make it better.
The airport is currently working on several extension and up-gradation plans. There is a passenger extension apron that is being constructed from foxtrot taxiway to the export cargo apron recently concluded. Along with this, Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport has also laid new asphalt concrete on the runway. Along with this, consultancy services have also upgraded the airport's premise. Meanwhile, some of the works in action are improving the security system of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. Additionally, there are works to develop the entire airport and expand it to accommodate more airlines.
Top airlines flying from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport
Bangladesh's proximity with India has enabled the functioning of several direct flights to the city of Dhaka. There are three Indian airlines that operate from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. In fact, the Indian airlines that operate from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport are Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet. Along with some Indian airlines, there are a few international airlines to that function from the airport. Airlines that fly from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport include Air Arabia, Air Asia, Biman Bangladesh Airlines, Cathay Dragon, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Druk Air, Emirates, Gulf Air, Himalaya Airlines, Kuwait Airways, Malaysia Airlines, Maldivian, Malindo Air, Qatar Airways, Saudia, Singapore Airlines, SriLankan Airlines, Thai Airways, Turkish Airlines and US-Bangla Airlines. The international airlines mostly connect with Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern countries. Cities such as Abu Dhabi, Kathmandu, Kuala Lumpur, Medina, Riyadh, Singapore, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Colombo, Istanbul, Doha and more, are well-connected with Dhaka.
Facilities at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport
Baggage - The airport provides several baggage services that one can avail. At the entrance of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, you can find trolleys to take your luggage inside the airport with ease. There are baggage wrapping services also available along with porter facilities and storage. For baggage wrapping, you might have to inform the airlines beforehand so they can fix it for you.
Lounge - The terminals also have a lounge. The airport lounge has services such as restaurants, relaxing spaces, complimentary shower booths and more. You can avail all of this along with their good hospitality, provided your ticket or premium membership at any of their airlines allows.
Medical services - With a view to providing services in times of medical emergencies, Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport has also ensured to keep clinics in their premise. Along with clinics, the airport also has pharmacies as well as an ambulance. This is to make sure that there are enough amenities available in times of emergencies.
ATM and banks - The airport also offers some of their local banks at the premise to help with transfers and withdrawals of money. You can get access to your personal funds from the airport and avail their bank services. Further, there are foreign exchange facilities also available at the banks. They give decent rates too, making the currency exchange easier and affordable. ATMs are also present at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport so you can withdraw money and use it for currency exchange.
Hotel booking - At the airport, there is a dedicated travel agent booth. They basically help travellers with information about the city along with tours and travel packages that one can avail. The booking booth also has hotel recommendations and accommodation facilities. You can book your hotel at the airport itself. It's convenient and easy as you wouldn't have to traverse through the city a lot before finding the ideal place to stay. They have a range of hotels from mid-range to luxury.
WiFi - Free WiFi is a perk the airport gives away. This is mostly at the international terminal for passengers travelling from other countries. You can get details on how to log in to Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport's network at their information desk or even the official website.
Entertainment deck - With a view to indulging and entertaining the travellers who are waiting for their boarding, the airport has also facilitated entertainment decks. These dedicated spaces have TVs that you can watch. You might have to share the space with other passengers as well since the entertainment deck's area is limited.
Prayer room - Multi-faith rooms are also available at the airport but separated for men and women. These can be found at the arrival as well as departure zones of the terminals.
Restaurants and cafe - At the departure and arrival sections of the terminals, there are many restaurants and cafes also installed. You can find dedicated restaurant spaces as well as a food court for affordable munchies and snacks. The same can be availed at the airport lounge as well. However, the lounge comes with an exorbitant cost and is exclusive to specific ticket holders or premium members.
Visitor's facility - A special deck has been installed which is called as visitor's faculty. Basically, all visitors who are dropping off passengers or expecting them, use this space to relax.
How to reach Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport has a perfect connection with downtown Dhaka. The government has constructed an eight-lane Airport Road to directly connect the airport and the main city. You can take this route to reach the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. There are many ways to reach the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport from the city centre.
Public transport
There is a dedicated railway station that directly connects with the airport. In fact, the station called Airport Railway Station is located juxtaposed to the airport. The train can be taken from within the city. You can take the train to reach the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. Since the airport is currently undergoing tremendous expansion plans, the entire city has been engulfed by the airport. This means you can easily make it to the airport from anywhere in the city.
Taxicabs
Taxicab and rental services are also available at the airport and from anywhere in the city. In fact, if you have checked into one of the big hotels with airport shuttle services, you can make use of the same facility. The prices are reasonable, but you might have to haggle with the driver before getting into the car. There are many hotels located in proximity to the airport so you can easily get a room in one of these accommodation services. Rickshaw services are also available that would reach you to Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.