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Bakshiganj
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Bakshiganj

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Bakshiganj is a small town in Jamalpur district, about 140 kilometres north of Dhaka. Most people pass through it on the way to the Madhupur forest or the Garo hills, but the town itself has a few things worth stopping for if you know where to look. Key Takeaways Bakshiganj is a practical stopover between […]

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Nalitabari
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Nalitabari

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Nalitabari is a small town in Sherpur district, tucked into the northern edge of Mymensingh division. It sits close to the Garo Hills, and the Meghalaya border of India is barely a few kilometres away. Most people who head there are looking for a quiet break in the hills, or they’re passing through on the […]

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Sherpur
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Sherpur

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If you’re planning a trip to Sherpur, you’re probably wondering how to get there and what to expect. This district in northern Bangladesh often gets skipped by travelers, but it has its own quiet appeal. Here’s how to reach it and what you need to know before you go. Key Takeaways Sherpur is accessible by […]

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Jhenaigati
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Jhenaigati

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If you are planning to visit Jhenaigati, the most practical way to get there is by road from Dhaka. The journey takes roughly four to five hours by bus, depending on traffic and the specific route you choose. Jhenaigati is a sub-district in Sherpur District, Mymensingh Division, in northern Bangladesh. It sits near the Garo […]

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Mymensingh
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Mymensingh

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Mymensingh is a city in northern Bangladesh, about 120 kilometres from Dhaka. Most people reach it by bus or train from the capital. The journey takes roughly two and a half hours by road, depending on traffic. Trains leave from Kamalapur Railway Station in Dhaka and arrive at Mymensingh Junction. The station is close to […]

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