Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh is located just north of the Buriganga River. The top attractions in the city are heritage sites such as Lalbagh Fort, Ahsan Manzil Museum, Shahid Minar and Sonargaon.
Located in the northereastern lush highlands of the country, Sylhet is covered with tea plantation and tropical forest. Some of prime tourist attractions are the tea gardens, the clear green-water canal known as Lalakhal, the sceneric view at Bangladesh-India border called Jaflong and the Ratargul swampt forest.
Cox's Bazar is the longest unbroken sandy beach in the world being 125 km in length. You can enjoy the beautiful sunset and indulge in adventurous activities such a parasailing, kayaking, surfing and much more.
Chittagong is home to peaceful lakes, beaches and widely known for the beauty of hill tracks. It is also the central hub of shipping industry and trade. Some of the top places to visit are Foy's lake, Boga lake, Kaptai lake, Patenga beach and much more.
Sundarban is known as the largest mangrove forest on earth and the largest reseve for the Bengal tigers. Sundarban has also been declared as World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Visit Sundarban to experience the tranquilizing beauty of the forest and other wildlife.
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Coded by Tasnim Choudhury