Church build­ing designed by Wolff Schoe­mak­er in Neogoth­ic style, built in 1921.

Cox’s Bazar is one of the most pop­u­lar places for tourists in Bangladesh, vis­it­ed all year round. The dis­trict is loc…

A coastal area is sit­u­at­ed at the Kar­na­fuli riv­er chan­nel.

With an area of 6 acres of land the zoo is locat­ed about three kilo­me­ters north-east of the city. Major exhibits are …

Check out the Aus­tralian ani­mal exhib­it and the Rain­for­est (which requires addi­tion­al admis­sion fees).

The Sun­dar­bans man­grove for­est, one of the largest such forests in the world (140,000 ha), lies on the delta of the G…

Bangladesh is prone to floods. At least twice a year, the coun­try expe­ri­ences floods which dis­rupt dai­ly life in the …

An open air muse­um show­ing a tra­di­tion­al 19th-cen­tu­ry Upp­land farm. Avail­able for booked tours.

Colour­ful and attrac­tive col­lec­tions of dif­fer­ent local and for­eign species of ani­mals and birds, includ­ing the majes…

Lying on the banks of the riv­er of Kir­tonkho­la, Barisal is a small city of lights and laugh­ter that is ide­al for a we…

About 16–17 km away from Chit­tagong the beach is sit­u­at­ed at the Kar­na­fuli riv­er chan­nel.

Nation­al Tem­ple of Bangladesh, built in the 12th cen­tu­ry.

This Hin­du tem­ple is ded­i­cat­ed to the God­dess Kali. It was built in the 18th cen­tu­ry.

Sit­u­at­ed on the Fairy Hill, this build­ing com­mands a mag­nif­i­cent bird’s eye view of Chit­tagong city, par­tic­u­lar­ly at …

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A length of 1.02 km nat­ur­al park.

This Pres­by­ter­ian church is housed in the for­mer Cathe­dral of All Saints of the Pol­ish Nation­al Catholic Church in Ch…

Area: 326,94 sq. km., vol­ume: 6477 cubic meters, depth avg: 19,799999 m, shore length: 1077,03 m, res time: 107,9, el…

Locat­ed west of Shahidul­lah Hall at Dha­ka Uni­ver­si­ty, this his­tor­i­cal mosque was built to hon­our the for­mer ruler of …

Nat­ur­al beach with man­grove for­est west of Hal­isha­har and south of Kat­tali.

A memo­r­i­al of the Greeks of Dha­ka built some­where in the ear­ly 1900s.

A small, cosy church built in 1781 by Armen­ian mis­sion­ar­ies. Mass is con­duct­ed only a few times through­out the year, …

An old rail depot adja­cent to the rail sta­tion. Its col­lec­tion includes the largest num­ber of Great West­ern Rail­way s…

Cov­er­ing a total of 205 acres of land at Mir­pur, the Gar­dens are a haven of peace in the chaos of the city. It is sit…

A Bud­dhist monastery that was found­ed in 1981, and has been at its cur­rent site since 1989. It is pop­u­lar with vis­i­ti…

A mosque in Old Dha­ka that dates from the 17th cen­tu­ry, most like­ly built by the Mughals.

This pub­lic square was built as the site of medal pre­sen­ta­tions dur­ing the 1988 Win­ter Olympic Games. It con­tin­ues to…

An old Por­tuguese-influ­enced church built in 1677. The faAade was recent­ly repaint­ed into heavy Indi­an-style colours.…

This mosque and tomb, con­struct­ed in 1679 by Haji khwa­ja Shah­baz, a rich mer­chant of Dha­ka.

This Renais­sance church was built between 1721 and 1729.