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Ultimate guide, routes, timetables, and tips for scenic train travel in Bangladesh.
Most visitors to the Sundarbans start from Dhaka and assume they need to hire a private car or join a pricey tour package. That’s not the only way. You can get to the mangrove forest by train, and it’s far cheaper than you might think. The journey takes longer, but it’s comfortable enough if you […]
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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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You have a few solid options for the Dhaka to Chattogram trip, and the best one depends on your budget, timing, and how much comfort you need. The distance is about 250 kilometers by road, but the actual travel time varies a lot depending on the mode you pick. Key Takeaways Trains are the most […]
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Madhupur National Park sits in the Tangail district, about 160 kilometres north of Dhaka. It’s one of the easiest forest escapes from the capital, but the journey still needs a bit of planning. Here’s how to get there without wasting time or money. Key Takeaways Madhupur National Park is about 160 km from Dhaka, reachable […]
Read moreDhaka to Sylhet is a route many travellers make, and the train is often the smartest choice. It cuts through the floodplains and tea country of northeast Bangladesh, and it gets you to Sylhet without the hassle of the highway. The journey takes around seven hours, sometimes a bit more, depending on the service you […]
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You need to get from Dhaka to Chattogram or Sylhet, and you’re tired of the traffic jams on the highways. The train is often the fastest and most comfortable option. Bangladesh Railway runs an extensive network, and for many routes, it’s the smartest choice. Start at Kamalapur Railway Station in Dhaka. Most intercity trains depart […]
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You want to visit Nuhash Palli, the film set-turned-tourist spot in Gazipur. But getting there isn’t always straightforward. The place sits in Salna village, about 40 kilometers north of Dhaka. Most people start from the capital. The easiest way is to take a bus from Dhaka to Gazipur. Head to Abdullahpur bus stop in Uttara. […]
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You want to visit Lalon Shah’s shrine in Kushtia. The shrine is in the village of Cheuriya, about 3 kilometers from Kushtia town. Most travelers start from Dhaka. The most practical way is by bus or train. Bus from Dhaka to Kushtia Non-AC buses leave from Gabtoli Bus Stand in Dhaka. Operators like Hanif, Shohagh, […]
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You need to get to Dinajpur from Dhaka. It’s a district in northern Bangladesh, about 350 km from the capital. The most practical way is by bus or train. Both are reliable, but your choice depends on budget, time, and comfort. By Bus from Dhaka to Dinajpur Buses leave from several points in Dhaka. The […]
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