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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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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 […]
Read moreGetting to Taiduchhara Waterfall in Dighinala, Khagrachari, is not a simple point-to-point trip, but it’s a route that many travellers manage without too much trouble if they plan it step by step. The waterfall sits deep in the hill tracts, and the journey involves a combination of public transport, a jeep ride, and a short […]
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Bandarban is one of the most remote and beautiful districts in Bangladesh, tucked into the southeastern corner of the country. If you’re planning a trip there, the first thing you need to know is how to get there. The journey isn’t as simple as hopping on a direct flight. You’ll need to plan your route […]
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Matai Pukhiri Lake sits in the northeastern corner of Bangladesh, inside the remote upazila of Nunchhari in Panchagarh district. It is a quiet, man-made lake surrounded by low hills and tea gardens, close to the Bhutan border. Most travellers reach it from Dhaka, but the journey takes time and planning. Key Takeaways Matai Pukhiri is […]
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Prantik Lake in Holudia is a quiet water body in Jashore district, about 45 kilometers from the district town. Most visitors come for a short picnic or a relaxed afternoon by the water. The lake is not a major tourist spot, so you need to plan your own transport and food. This guide explains the […]
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You’ve probably seen the photos. A long, narrow bridge swinging over a deep green lake, surrounded by hills. That’s the Rangamati Hanging Bridge, also known as the Tabalchhari Bridge. It’s one of the most visited spots in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, and getting there is easier than you might think. Key Takeaways The bridge 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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Ramu, a small town in Cox’s Bazar district, is known for its Buddhist heritage and the largest Buddhist statue in Bangladesh. If you’re planning to visit, here’s how to get there. Key Takeaways Ramu is 16 km north of Cox’s Bazar town, accessible by road. Local buses and CNGs run frequently from Cox’s Bazar, taking […]
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If you’re planning to visit Banshkhali Eco Park, the first thing to sort out is how to get there. The park sits in Jaldi union, under Banshkhali upazila in Chattogram district. It’s not the easiest place to reach, but with a bit of planning, the journey is straightforward. Your starting point will almost certainly be […]
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