Pottery Village and Brass Artisans Tour

Your first stop is the towering National Martyrs’ Monument, built in memory of those who sacrificed their lives during the Liberation War of 1971. The monument rises boldly against the sky, surrounded by tranquil gardens—a solemn yet inspiring start to your journey.

Next, you’ll arrive at Shimulia, a village where clay has spoken the language of art for centuries. Watch as local potters skillfully spin their wheels, shaping earth into beautiful vessels and ornaments. No modern machinery interrupts their rhythm—only hands, clay, and tradition. Walking through the village, you’ll feel the pulse of rural Bangladesh, where every piece of pottery carries a story of heritage.

From clay to metal, the tour continues to Dhamrai, famous for its lost-wax brass casting technique. Here, you’ll witness artisans create dazzling brass idols, ornaments, and decorative pieces—an art form practiced since the Pala Dynasty in the 7th century AD. The smell of wax, the glow of molten metal, and the detailed finishing work make this experience unforgettable.

As the sun lowers, we’ll drive back to Dhaka, carrying with us the memories of timeless artistry. You’ll be dropped off at your hotel in the evening.

End of the Tour – but the legacy of clay and brass will stay with you forever.