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Detailed travel guides for major cities and districts across Bangladesh.
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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You want to reach Nilachal Tourist Centre in Bandarban. It sits on a hilltop about 2 kilometers from Bandarban town. The spot offers a wide view of the town, the Sangu River, and the surrounding hills. Most travelers start from Dhaka. The most practical way is to take a bus to Bandarban. Several bus companies […]
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Chandranath Hill, located in Sitakunda upazila of Chattogram district, is the highest peak in the Chittagong Hill Tracts region and a popular spot for day hikers. The hill is known for its Buddhist temples, dense forest, and panoramic views of the Bay of Bengal. If you’re planning a trip, here’s how to get there. Start […]
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You’re in Sylhet and want to see the famous stone collection site and river views at Jaflong. It’s about 65 kilometers northeast of the city, near the Indian border. The most practical way is to hire a private car or CNG (auto-rickshaw) for the day. Buses run to the nearby town of Tamabil, but they […]
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Getting to Rangamati from Dhaka is straightforward, but you need to plan ahead. Most travellers take a bus or a combination of bus and boat. The distance is about 300 kilometres, and the journey takes 6 to 8 hours depending on the route and traffic. Bus from Dhaka to Rangamati Several bus companies operate direct […]
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You’re in Dhaka and want to get to Cox’s Bazar. The most practical way is by bus or plane. Trains don’t run to Cox’s Bazar yet. Here’s what you need to know. By Bus from Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar Several bus companies operate direct services from Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar. Buses depart from the Gabtoli, […]
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