What to See

• Activities

  Sport

  There are two sports in Bangladesh that are celebrated by young and old, rich and poor – cricket and football (soccer). It is not unusual to see groups of children playing these sports with rustic, home made equipment as you make your way through the towns. Many aspire to join one of the great Bangladeshi sporting clubs when they are older. While Bangladesh has not made any waves in the ...

• Golf Courses

  Bhatiary Golf & Country Club

  Chittagong is an ever-developing city in Bangladesh, and with tourism playing an increasingly important role in the economy of the country, each destination strives to provide visitors with the best facilities possible. When the Nutanpara Golf Course closed it doors, Chittagong saw the opportunity to build a new state of the art golf facility that can cater to the needs of international ...

• National Parks

  Kaptai National Park

  If you’re looking for a great getaway spot in Bangladesh, look no further than the Kaptai National Park. This great natural area combines nature with an interesting cultural legacy in such a way that you will never find anything quite like it anywhere else.

• Religious Sites

  Kushumba Mosque

  The quaint village of Kushumba is located near the Atrai River in the Naogaon District of the Rajshahi Division of Bangladesh. Here amidst village life and picturesque landscapes, is one of the country’s most popular attractions that brings many visitors to the village each year. The Kushumba Mosque was constructed during the rule of the Afghan regime, during the years 1558 to 1559, and is ...

• Culture

  Television

  One of the main types of broadcast media in Bangladesh is TV, namely: “Bangladesh Television”. Bangladesh Television is the only terrestrial channel in the country and serves as an effective means of communication to the population. Several satellite TV stations have also made headway in Bangladesh. Bangladesh Television is a government owned TV station. Very few broadcasts contain ...

• Historical Sites

  Tajhat Palace

  Few of the attractions in Bangladesh are as stately, large and beautiful as the Tajhat Palace. This historical palace was built near the beginning of the 20th century. It is situated roughly three kilometers south east of Rangpur’s city center and currently serves as a museum for the public.

• Culture

  Translation

  Bangladesh's official language is Bangla, also known as Bengali. Bangla is spoken by some 98% of the population of Bangladesh whilst thousands of individuals speak Urdu.

• Activities

  Trekking

  Trekking in Bangladesh is an exciting adventure that gives visitors the opportunity to appreciate the amazing beauty of Bangladesh's natural areas. Both locals and visitors to Bangladesh enjoying the many hiking trails on offer - through the hills, beneath shady forest canopies, beside rivers and across the mangroves, there are numerous opportunities for hiking in Bangladesh.