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Durgapur in Netrokona district is a small town known for its proximity to the haor wetlands. Most travelers go there to visit the Someshwari River and nearby tea gardens. The journey starts from Dhaka. Getting to Netrokona from Dhaka You can take a direct bus from Dhaka to Netrokona town. Several companies operate from the […]
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Birishiri is a small town in Netrokona District, about 160 kilometres north of Dhaka. Most travellers go there to see the unusual red soil hills, the crystal-clear Someshwari River, and the Buddhist temple complex. Getting there requires a combination of bus and local transport, and the journey takes roughly four to five hours from the […]
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Rema Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary sits in Moulvibazar district, inside the Srimangal tea country. If you are planning a visit, the real question is how to get there without wasting time or getting stuck on bad roads. Starting from Srimangal town Most travellers base themselves in Srimangal, the nearest town with decent accommodation and transport links. […]
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Lakkatura Tea Garden is in Sylhet district, about 12 kilometres east of Sylhet city centre. Most travellers start from Sylhet. The garden sits along the Sylhet-Tamabil road, close to the India border. From Sylhet’s main bus stand or any point in the city, you can take a local bus or CNG autorickshaw. Buses heading toward […]
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Lawachara National Park sits in Moulvibazar district, about 160 kilometres northeast of Dhaka. Most travellers head there to see the hoolock gibbons, walk the forest trails, and experience one of Bangladesh’s oldest protected rainforests. The park covers 1,250 hectares, but the main visitor area is near the Srimangal–Moulvibazar road. The easiest way to reach Lawachara […]
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Getting to Madhabkunda Waterfall, one of Bangladesh’s tallest waterfalls, takes planning. The waterfall is in Moulvibazar district, Sylhet division, near the India border. Most travelers start from Sylhet city or Dhaka. From Sylhet, the most direct route is by road. You can take a bus or hire a private car from Sylhet’s main bus terminal […]
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Alutila Cave, also known as Alutila Guha, is located in the Khagrachari district of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. It is a popular natural attraction featuring a dark tunnel about 100 meters long, with a stream running through it. The cave is situated near the Alutila tourist spot, about 7 kilometers from Khagrachari town. To reach […]
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Andharmanik is a remote waterfall in the Bandarban district of Bangladesh. Most travellers start their journey from Dhaka. The most practical way is to take a bus to Bandarban town. Buses depart from Dhaka’s Fakirapool or Sayedabad bus terminals. Several operators run overnight and daytime services. The journey takes around 8 to 9 hours. Fares […]
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Debotakhum is a narrow rock cleft on the banks of the Sangu River in Thanchi upazila, Bandarban district. It sits inside the Sangu Reserve Forest, about 80 km south of Bandarban town. The nearest road head is Thanchi bazaar, about 25 km from the cleft. From there you walk. Getting to Thanchi First reach Bandarban […]
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Shoilo Propat, a waterfall in Sreemangal, is one of the few places in Bangladesh where you can see water falling over a rocky cliff. It’s not a massive waterfall, but the setting—surrounded by tea gardens and hills—makes it a popular stop for visitors. The waterfall is about 8 kilometers from Sreemangal town, and getting there […]
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