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Fly from New York to Dhaka with Etihad Airways
From the aromatic cuisine to the lively riverside, uncover a capital bursting with life when you book flights from New York to Dhaka with Etihad.
Take in the culture of Bangladesh at the Ahsan Manzil Museum, visit the impressive Lalbagh Fort and unwind in the beautiful Ramna Park.
Flying from New York to Dhaka: FAQs
What should I eat in Dhaka?
While visiting Dhaka, be sure to try a traditional breakfast of paratha – a flatbread often served with fried eggs and mixed vegetables.
Grab a haleem – a spicy lentil soup, or pick up a hearty sheek kebab – a tasty mix of meat served on naan roti.
How do I get from DAC to downtown Dhaka?
Dhaka’s Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport is located 11 miles (18 kilometres) from the centre of the city. You can reach downtown Dhaka by train, from the nearby Airport Train Station, by rickshaw or by taxi.
Top tips for New York to Dhaka
Visit Lalbagh Fort
Exchange Staten Island’s Fort Wadsworth for Lalbagh Fort when you fly from New York to Dhaka.
Construction on the glorious Mughal structure began in the late 17th century but was never completed. Now, Lalbagh Fort’s landscaped gardens and tiny onsite art museum offer a calm oasis away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Dhaka.
Sail along the Buriganga
New York may be the city that never sleeps, but Dhaka’s Buriganga is the river that never sleeps.
It runs through the historic centre and is the city’s lifeline, with hundreds of boats ferrying passengers, goods and fragrant foods from one side of Dhaka to the other. Hire a traditional boat from Sadarghat boat terminal and witness the activity first-hand on the water.