Tourism Bangladesh
Palm trees and a wooden fishing boat on a white-sand beach by the Bay of Bengal
Bangladesh23.6850° N · 90.3563° E

A land carved by rivers

Delta to Hills

Beaches, mangrove forest, and tea gardens carved by a hundred rivers. Four ways into a country most of the world has never pictured.

Start exploring

Four directions

Where to start

Palm-fringed white-sand beach with a wooden boat at Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
Cox's Bazar21.4272° N · 92.0058° E

Cox's Bazar

The world's longest unbroken sea beach, running 120 kilometers along the Bay of Bengal.

Mangrove forest waterway
Sundarbans21.9497° N · 89.1833° E

Sundarbans

The largest mangrove forest on Earth, and the last stronghold of the wild Bengal tiger.

Tea garden hillside in Sylhet, Bangladesh
Sylhet24.8949° N · 91.8687° E

Sylhet

Terraced tea gardens climbing green hills, grown here since 1857.

Hills of Bandarban, Bangladesh
Bandarban22.1953° N · 92.2184° E

Bandarban

Hill villages and cloud-wrapped peaks in the Chittagong Hill Tracts.

Ways to travel

Four kinds of ground

Coastal

Beaches & Coast

120 km of unbroken sand at Cox's Bazar and the coral edge of Saint Martin's.

Deltaic

Wetlands & Wildlife

Tiger tracks and tidal creeks through the world's largest mangrove forest.

Highland

Hills & Tea Gardens

Terraced slopes in Sylhet and the cloud forests of the Chittagong Hill Tracts.

Urban

Heritage & Culture

River port cities, terracotta temples, and a capital built on the Buriganga.