Fly from Abu Dhabi to Dhaka with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Abu Dhabi to Dhaka with Etihad and soak up the vibrant sights and sounds of the Bangladeshi capital on an unforgettable trip.
Travel straight to the heart of the city to begin exploring exciting Dhaka. Experience Lalbagh Fort for 17th century architecture and traditional antiques, or discover more about this wonderful destination by visiting the Ahsan Manzil Museum.
You can also take to tranquil Ramna Park to relax during your adventure.
Flying from Abu Dhabi to Dhaka: FAQs
What's the weather like in Dhaka?
Temperatures in Dhaka during the winter months are around 25°C. This means there are plenty of sunny days, while cooler evenings make it comfortable for getting out and about in the city.
If you love the heat, April and May are usually when temperatures soar above 30°C and rarely drop below 25°C in the evenings.
How far is Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport from the city centre?
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport is 11 miles from downtown Dhaka. There are various ways you can get downtown from the airport.
Reach the city by train from the Airport Railway Station, hail a rickshaw outside the terminal, take a taxi or arrange an Etihad airport transfer in advance. By car, the journey into Dhaka takes approximately 40 minutes.
Top tips for Abu Dhabi to Dhaka
See heritage sites
As a city with a history dating back more than a thousand years, Dhaka has plenty of magnificent monuments worthy of a visit.
Dhaka’s equivalent of Abu Dhabi’s landmark Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is the iconic Ahsan Manzil, Pink Palace, which was completed in 1872. You’ll also find the palatial Lalbagh Fort with its small mosque in a tranquil spot just outside Old Dhaka.
Shopping at the New Market
Dhaka’s vibrant New Market is in stark contrast to the sleek shopping malls of Abu Dhabi.
Whether you want to shop for saris, pick up some souvenirs or simply gaze in awe at stalls laden with tropical fruits and spices, you’ll find the market is the ideal place to discover authentic city culture.