Bangladesh

About Bangladesh

Bangladesh, located in South Asia, is a country renowned for its lush greenery, diverse wildlife, rich history, and vibrant culture. It's a haven for travellers seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience. From bustling cities to tranquil tea estates, from ancient archaeological sites to the world's longest sea beach, Bangladesh has much to offer.

Cox's Bazar

You should without a doubt go to Cox's Bazar, which is situated next to the seashore along the Bay of Bengal, if you're looking for the most well-known tourist destinations in Bangladesh. It features the longest uninterrupted sea beach in the world, which is more than 120 kilometres long. Miles of golden beach, surfing waves, tall cliffs, unusual conch shells, waterfalls, pagodas, and parks may also be found here. The main draw of Cox's Bazar is the enormous Buddhist monastery known as AggmedaKhyang, which houses numerous massive bronze statues of Buddha.

Old Dhaka

The area of Dhaka in the city's southernmost reaches is referred to as Old Dhaka. The architecture of the city and its inhabitants, who lived along the Buriganga River, are testaments to Old Dhaka's rich cultural and historical history. Ahsan Manjil and Lalbagh Fort are two popular sights in Old Dhaka. If you're in the area, you should stop by the Tara Mosque, the Bahadur Shah Park, and the Rose Garden Palace because each place has an interesting past. Don't pass up the chance to visit the expansive campus of the University of Dhaka, which spans more than 600 acres of land.

Sonargaon

Due to its location as a busy river port in the late 1800s, Sonargaon was a popular destination for muslin traders. Its numerous galleries and historical landmarks make it a popular tourist destination and add to its allure. A magnificent museum has been created in the old residence of a successful Hindu merchant, the Boro Sardar Bari.