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The world's largest mangrove forest holding the highest concentration of wild Bengal tigers, a river delta that shapes daily life for over 170 million people, and a culture of hospitality that surprises most first-time visitors.
Explore Bangladesh on the map →The world's largest mangrove forest and highest concentration of wild Bengal tigers, uniquely adapted to hunt in tidal saltwater terrain.
Narrow lanes packed with Mughal mosques, colorful rickshaws, and the bustling Buriganga River waterfront define Bangladesh's historic capital core.
An unbroken stretch of sand along the Bay of Bengal, stretching roughly 120 kilometres and drawing significant domestic beach tourism.
A UNESCO World Heritage 15th-century mosque complex, among the largest and most architecturally significant Islamic monuments in South Asia.