Travel Beauty Of Bangladesh

  Artificial   Fayez Lake BD Chittagong  Fayez Lake is an artificial lake located in Khulshi area near Pahartali railway station in Chittagong.  The distance from Dhaka to Fayez Lake is about 263 kilometers.  And, 6 kilometers from Zero Point in Chittagong.   Fayez Lake is located on 338 acres of land.  Entrance fee to Fayez Lake: 250 tk.

    Tajhat zamindar house BD Rangpur   This Tajhat zamindar house is located in Tajhat village of Mahiganj, about 6 km away from Rangpur city.  The distance from Dhaka to Tajhat zamindar's house is about 298 kilometers.   At present the Tajhat zamindar house located in Tajhat is being used as a museum in the historical palace.   This zamindar house was built in 1918 at a cost of about one and a half crore rupees.   The entrance ticket for the visitors of the country is 100 rupees and the entrance ticket for foreigners is 200 tk. Also visit: Diyabari Nikli Haor

    Khayachara Jharna BD Sitakunda  Khoiyachora Waterfall is one of the largest waterfalls in Bangladesh located at Mirsarai in Sitakunda .  The distance from Dhaka to Khayachara is about 216 kilometers.  You will be amazed at the nine steps and the aesthetic beauty of the fountain here.   Places of interest in the vicinity of Khayachara Jharna are: Kamaldaha Jharna, Napittachara Jharna, Sahasradhara Jharna, Jharjhari Jharna.

 Moin Ghat (Mini Cox's Bazar) Dohar,Dhaka  Moinot Ghat in Dohar, Dhaka in English: Moinot Ghat.  You will be amazed to see the amazing water of the river Padma.  This Moin Ghat in Dohar, Dhaka is called Mini Cox's Bazar.  Other places of interest in the vicinity of Moin Ghat are: Ukilbari, Jajbari in Nawabganj, Ansar Camp, Khelaraam Datar Bari.

    Lawachhara National Park Moulovibazar Sylhet   The second highest point of interest in Moulvibazar district is the Lauyachhara National Park.  Lauachhara National Park is a protected forest area in Bangladesh, located in Kamalganj and Srimangal upazilas of Moulvibazar district in Sylhet division.   The distance from Dhaka to Lawachhara National Park is about 185 kilometers.  And, its distance from Srimangal town is 10 kilometers.   The park has 480 species of rare plants and animals.  There are also 180 species of plants including Chapalish, Agar, Jarul, Awal, Akashmani, Iron wood, Teak and 240 species of birds, 8 species of reptiles!   Places of interest in the vicinity of Lauyachhara National Park are: Khasiapunji, Paner Barj, Tea Garden, Jhiri, Tea Garden, Uchu-Nichu Tila, Pineapple, Litchi and Lemon Garden. Also visit: Saira Garden Resort Green Valley Park wonderella Park National Museum Of Science And Technology

    Bangladesh National Museum Shahbag Dhaka  Established on March 20, 1913, and officially inaugurated on August 8, 1913, the Bangladesh National Museum is located in Shahbag, Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.   The National Museum has 44 exhibition rooms or galleries, as well as an archive, auditorium, library, archives, sinescape and film exhibition.   The Bangladesh National Museum was established by Lord Carmichael.  On an average, more than 2,000 visitors visit the museum every day.  The museum has more than 63,000 artefacts in 47 galleries of the 20,000-square-foot, four-story building.  It is also the largest museum in South Asia. Also visit: Varendra Research Museum Ahsan Manzil Milanchari Bandarban Meghna Village Holiday Resort

  Kuakata Beach   Kuakata is located in Latachapali union of Kalapara police station in Patuakhali district.  It is a beach in the southwestern part of Bangladesh.  Kuakata is a 16 km long beach.  The specialty of Kuakata beach is: you can see the sunrise and sunset standing in the same place.  The distance from Dhaka to Kuakata beach by road is 360 km.  And 108 kilometers from Barisal.  Other places of interest in the vicinity of Kuakata Beach are:  Dry Village, Crab Island, Gangamati Forest, Fatara Forest, Kuakata Kua, Seema Buddhist Temple, Keranipara. Also visit: Tajhat Jamidar Bari Tanguare Haor Hakaluki Haor Chandranath Mountain

   Bangladesh National Zoo Dhaka  Bangladesh National Zoo is located in Mirpur, Dhaka.  Bangladesh National Zoo was established on June 23, 1974.  The entire zoo is spread over 16 acres.  The number of animals here is about 2150.  The number of species is 191.  The zoo attracts 3,000,000 visitors each year.   Bangladesh National Zoo Guidelines:   To visit the zoo, first go straight to the zoo.  If you go a little further, you will see that there is a big map of the whole zoo.  You will see a monkey cage in front.  After meeting the monkey you will go hand in hand.   You will slowly move to the right as you turn your hand or side.  This is how you end your entire zoo tour.  The zoo has also given this rule.  So that you can see all the animals in the whole zoo. Refrain from feeding zoo animals:    Keep a certain distance from the cages of wild animals such as tigers, lions and snakes.  If ...

Sreemangal: A Magical Journey To The  Tea Capital Of Bangladesh ​ Sreemangal, famously known as the ' Tea Capital of Bangladesh' , is a land of rolling hills, lush greenery, and endless tea estates. Located in the Moulvibazar district, it is a paradise for nature lovers. The area is surrounded by over 40 majestic tea gardens , including the historic sites under the Bangladesh Tea Board Project Implementation Unit . As you enter Sreemangal, the sight of the Barnis Tiller Sky Touching Green Fair and the emerald tea bushes will make you feel like you've entered a different world. Whether it's the aroma of fresh tea leaves or the sight of the Uchu-Nichu Pahar (undulating hills), Sreemangal offers a serene escape like no other. Tea garden  Top Sightseeing Spots: Exploring the Gems of Sreemangal ​ Sreemangal is home to an incredible variety of attractions, from historical landmarks to natural wonders. Here is a detailed look at what you must visit: ​ Research & Her...

Saint Martin’s Island: A Magical Journey To The Only Coral Paradise Of Bangladesh St.martin Saint Martin’s Island, a small but breathtaking union territory of Teknaf Upazila in the Cox's Bazar district, stands as a crowning jewel of Bangladesh's natural beauty. Famously known as ' Narikel Jinjira' or 'Saint Martin's Coconut Ginger' , it is the only coral island in the country. This emerald gem is the southernmost union of Bangladesh, surrounded by the vast, crystalline blue waters of the Bay of Bengal. The island’s unique charm lies in its rows and rows of coconut trees and its vibrant coral colonies, which draw thousands of travel-thirsty tourists every single day to witness its pristine landscape. ​Covering a total land area of approximately 196 acres (about 6 square kilometers), Saint Martin is a tiny yet ecologically significant paradise. The distance from the capital city, Dhaka, to Saint Martin is about 405 kilometers, while it is located roughly 1...

A Magical Journey Through the Clouds and Mountains, A Complete Travel Guide To The Queen Of Hills In Bangladesh ​Sajek Valley, famously known as the ' Queen of Hills,' is an emerald paradise and holds the unique distinction of being the largest union in Bangladesh. It is situated in the Baghaichhari Upazila of Rangamati district, specifically on the northernmost border where Bangladesh meets the lush green mountains of Mizoram, India. Located at an altitude of approximately 1,800 feet above sea level, Sajek offers a landscape that feels like heaven on earth. The distance from Dhaka to Sajek Valley is about 351 kilometers, and every kilometer of the journey toward this destination is filled with the raw beauty of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Sajek Valley    The most exceptional thing about Sajek is its unpredictable and mesmerizing nature. Here, you can witness all three forms of nature within just 24 hours. Sometimes the weather is very hot and sunny, then suddenly it m...

Jaflong Sylhet: A Detailed Travel Guide to the Daughter of Nature ​Jaflong is famously known as the ' Daughter of Nature' in Bangladesh, and once you visit, you will understand why it holds such a special place in everyone's heart. It is located in the Gowainghat Upazila of Sylhet district, right at the foothills of the majestic Khasia-Jainta hills, bordering the Meghalaya state of India. The distance from the capital city Dhaka to Jaflong is about 298 kilometers, while it is approximately 72 kilometers away from Sylhet city. This place is world-renowned for its breathtaking scenery, where mountain springs, massive rocks, and the crystal-clear water of the springs create a heavenly atmosphere. One of the most striking sights here is the iconic suspension bridge of the Indian port of Dauki, which stands as a silent witness to the beauty of the border region. The attraction of Jaflong lies in its unique landscape where the rugged mountains meet the plains of Bangladesh. As ...

Rangamati Hanging Bridge: The Iconic Symbol of the Chittagong Hill Tracts ​ Rangamati district is a crown jewel of natural beauty in Bangladesh, situated approximately 306 kilometers away from the capital city,   Dhaka  . For any traveler visiting this mountainous region, the primary attraction and the absolute highlight of the trip is the magnificent Rangamati Hanging Bridge. This stunning suspension bridge is masterfully constructed over the vast and serene Kaptai Lake, stretching about 335 feet in length. Often referred to as the 'Symbol of Rangamati,' this bridge has become a global identity for the district, drawing thousands of tourists who wish to witness the perfect harmony between architectural engineering and the raw beauty of nature.   Rangamati  The primary reason behind the construction of this iconic suspension bridge was to establish a vital connection between two isolated hills that were separated by the deep waters of Kaptai Lake. Before this bridge...

                           The Majestic Sundarbans: A Complete Travel Guide to the World’s Largest Mangrove Forest ​ Introduction : Sundarbans is in the first place within the sights or tourist centers. It is the largest mangrove forest in the world, covering an area of about 1,39,500 hectares (345,000 acres). Thousands of tourists visit the Sundarbans every year to witness its breathtaking nature and the legendary Royal Bengal Tiger. Straddling the border of Bangladesh and India, this 10,000 square kilometer forest is a labyrinth of tidal waterways and small islands. The Sundarbans is located in the coastal region of the Bay of Bengal. It covers parts of the Khulna, Satkhira, and Bagerhat districtsof Bangladesh. What makes it unique is its ecosystem where trees survive in saline water, with thousands of "Pneumatophores" (breathing roots) sticking out of the ground. ​ Must-Visit Spots Inside the Forest ​ Karamj...