Welcome to Bangladesh

Land of Rivers, Beauty & Heritage

Explore a lush green delta of ancient history, beautiful hill tracts, legendary foods, and the warm hospitality of 64 districts.

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Districts (Jela)

Divisions

700+

Scenic Rivers

100%

Warm Hospitality

Regional Diversity

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Bangladesh is divided into 8 administrative regions, each boasting its own distinct landscape, dialects, and traditions.

Dhaka

ঢাকা বিভাগ

The central administrative heart of Bangladesh. Home to the bustling megacity of Dhaka, historical Mughal ruins in Sonargaon, and key handloom and agricultural zones along the Buriganga and Padma rivers.

Key Attractions Mughal Forts, Jamdani Sari weaving, Ancient Panam City, River confluences

Signature Food Old Dhaka Kachchi Biryani, Chomchom sweet, Date jaggery

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Pure Wilderness

Natural Marvels of Bengal

From the world's largest mangrove sanctuary to misty valleys and continuous sandy shores, discover the vibrant ecosystems of Bangladesh.

Beaches

Cox's Bazar

Walk along 120 kilometers of continuous natural sandy beach. Watch spectacular sunsets over the Bay of Bengal, visit tropical coral reefs, and shop in bustling ethnic Rakhain markets.

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Mangroves

The Sundarbans

Explore the world's largest coastal mangrove forest. Cruise down silent tidal channels shaded by Sundari trees, search for the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger, and spot spotted deer and river dolphins.

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Hills & Valleys Sreemangal Tea Gardens

Tea Capital Sreemangal

Lose yourself in rolling green terraces of tea estates. Trek through Lawachara Rainforest to see rare apes, taste the famous seven-layered tea, and experience centuries-old estate cultures.

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Living Heritage

Rich Culture & Famous Cuisine

Delve into the famous street foods, festive celebrations, unique handicrafts, and centuries-old artistic practices that define Bengali life.

Handicrafts & Art

Rickshaw Painting

Discover the bright, cinematic, and colorful hand-painted motifs on cycle rickshaws. Recognized as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, this folk art tells stories of folklore, city life, and dreams.

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Cuisine Highlights

The Legend of Sweets

From the 200-year-old secret recipe of Muktagachar Monda to the creamy Rasomalai of Cumilla, Bogura's clay-pot yogurt, and Tangail's Chomchom, Bangladesh is a world-class haven for sweet lovers.

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Celebrations

Festive Soul

Experience Pohela Boishakh (Bengali New Year), the dynamic Shakrain kite festival of Puran Dhaka, the mystic Baul music gatherings in Sunamganj, and the grand religious festivals where all communities celebrate together.

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