Welcoming Guests From Across The Border
These guests travelled from Bangladesh to experience Kashmir — a
longer journey than most of our guests make, and one we were genuinely
glad to be part of. Once they landed and the trip began, their circuit
looked much like any other guest's: Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam and
Sonamarg, taken at a comfortable pace.
What They Experienced
Their journey covered the peaceful beauty of Srinagar's Dal Lake, the
majestic meadows of Gulmarg, and the scenic valleys of Pahalgam and
Sonamarg — the same core circuit most first-time Kashmir visitors
follow, regardless of where they're travelling from.
Planning A Kashmir Trip From Bangladesh
Travelling to Kashmir from Bangladesh does involve a bit more planning
than a domestic Indian trip, mainly around the visa. As of 2026,
Bangladeshi nationals need a standard Indian tourist visa, applied for in
person through an IVAC (Indian Visa Application Centre) in Bangladesh —
India doesn't offer an e-Visa or visa-on-arrival for Bangladeshi passport
holders, so this needs to be sorted before booking flights. Processing
commonly takes somewhere around 4 to 7 working days after submission, though
this can vary, and visa rules do change from time to time. It's worth
confirming the current process and timeline directly with your nearest
IVAC centre well before your planned travel dates.
Once the visa is in hand, most travellers from Bangladesh fly into Delhi
or another major Indian hub first, then connect onward to Srinagar. From
that point, planning the trip works exactly the same as for any other
guest.
The Same Circuit, Wherever You're Coming From
Whether you're travelling from within India or from across the border,
the destination doesn't change. Our
Kashmir tour packages page covers the full
circuit in detail, and our
welcome experience page shows
how we look after every guest from the moment they land in Srinagar.