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Guides, highway routes, and transport tips for bus and road trips in Bangladesh.
Lovachora, a small riverside settlement in Laxmiprasad East Union under Bhola Sadar Upazila, sits on the southern edge of Bhola Island. Most people heading there are either visiting family or checking out the area’s quiet, low-key life. Getting there isn’t hard, but it does take a mix of road and water travel. Key Takeaways Lovachora […]
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If you’re heading to Tamabil Land Port, you’re probably crossing into India’s Meghalaya state or coming back into Bangladesh. Tamabil is a border post in Sylhet district, right at the northeastern edge of the country. It’s not a tourist town, but it’s a practical gateway for travellers using the Dawki–Tamabil crossing. The port sits on […]
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Sylhet is in the northeast corner of Bangladesh, close to the Indian state of Meghalaya. If you’re planning to go, the most practical way is to fly or take a train from Dhaka. The city itself is a base for tea gardens, wetlands, and hills, so most visitors spend a few days here before moving […]
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Manikchari sits in the southeastern corner of Khagrachari district, close to the Indian border. Most travellers reach it by road from Chittagong or Dhaka, but the route has a few twists that are worth knowing before you set off. Key Takeaways Manikchari is accessible by road from Chittagong (about 3–4 hours) and Dhaka (8–10 hours), […]
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Thanchi is a small upazila in Bandarban district, tucked deep in the Chittagong Hill Tracts. It’s not a typical tourist spot, but it’s the gateway to some of the country’s most dramatic landscapes, including the Nafakhum waterfall and the Sangu River. Getting there takes planning, patience, and a tolerance for rough roads. Key Takeaways Thanchi […]
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You’re in Dhaka and you want to get to Bandarban. The most practical way is by bus. It’s a long ride, but it’s straightforward if you know what to expect. The distance is roughly 340 kilometers, and the journey takes around 8 to 10 hours depending on traffic and road conditions. You’ll leave from the […]
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Teknaf is the southernmost point of mainland Bangladesh. It sits on the Naf River, right across from Myanmar. Most travellers go there for the beach, the river views, and the ferry to Saint Martin’s Island. But getting there takes planning. The town is about 415 kilometres from Dhaka. There is no train service, and no […]
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If you’re planning to drive the Marine Drive from Kalatali to Teknaf, the first thing to know is that it’s not just a road. It’s a 90-kilometre stretch along the Bay of Bengal that connects Cox’s Bazar town to the southern tip of Bangladesh. Locals call it the world’s longest marine drive, and while that […]
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If you’re heading toward Cox’s Bazar’s southern beaches or planning a trip to Saint Martin’s Island, Ukhia will likely appear on your route. It’s a small upazila in Cox’s Bazar district, sitting about 34 kilometres south of the town of Cox’s Bazar. Most travellers pass through it without stopping, but knowing exactly where it is, […]
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You want to see Himchari National Park, but you’re not sure how to get there. It’s a common problem. The park sits on the Cox’s Bazar–Teknaf highway, about 12 kilometres south of Cox’s Bazar town. The most practical way is to take a local bus or a CNG from Cox’s Bazar. Buses leave from the […]
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