Cox’s Bazar
Endless shoreline, seafood and sunrise walks
bangladeshtravel.orgStart planning ↗Come closer to Bangladesh
From misty tea gardens to the world’s longest natural sea beach—discover a country generous in beauty, flavor and welcome.
Travel thoughtfully
Places worth the journey
Four landscapes, countless stories. Start with a place that matches your pace, then follow a practical route from Dhaka.
Endless shoreline, seafood and sunrise walks
Mangrove waterways and rare wildlife
Tea gardens, wetlands and quiet green hills
Cloud-wrapped hills and indigenous culture
All 64 districts
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Your route, made simple
Each guide gives you a clear starting point, transport choices, estimated time, and a live map route for the latest traffic and place information.
Build my itinerary →Match your interests, season and available time.
See flight, rail, road and boat guidance.
Check current travel time, hours and disruptions.
Keep local contacts and booking confirmations nearby.
Land, memory and people
Bangladesh’s story reaches from ancient Buddhist learning centres and Sultanate cities to Mughal river ports, the Language Movement and the Liberation War of 1971.
Built in the 15th century during the Bengal Sultanate, this monumental brick mosque anchors the historic mosque city founded by Khan Jahan Ali.
Explore its location →The vast Buddhist monastery at Paharpur reflects Bengal’s importance as a centre of scholarship and exchange.
Dhaka’s Shaheed Minar remembers those who gave their lives for recognition of the Bangla language.
The Liberation War led to the independence of Bangladesh, commemorated at museums and memorials nationwide.
Family trip calculator
Build a practical estimate for one to four travelers. See the total in Bangladeshi taka and your selected currency.
🏨 Hotel · 1 room৳37,500
🍽 Food৳30,000
🛺 Local transport৳14,000
🎟 Activities৳12,000
+ 10% contingency৳9,350
Choose a mood and let the preview create a thoughtful starting itinerary. A public version can later connect live weather, verified hours, transport schedules and availability.
Old Dhaka food walk · Ahsan Manzil · sunset by the Buriganga
Lalbagh Fort · Liberation War Museum · overnight train north-east
Tea gardens · wetland boat journey · local family-run dining
Morning nature walk · flight or rail journey to Dhaka
Travel well
Cooler, drier months usually run from November through February.
Domestic flights save time; trains turn the journey into part of the experience.
Dress thoughtfully, ask before photographing people, and support local businesses.
Your Bangladesh begins here