Bangladesh Tour Spot Directory
All Tourist Spots in Bangladesh
Explore 116 handpicked tourist places of bangladesh — from the southern beaches to the northern hills. Pick a place to visit in bangladesh and start planning.
🎥 4K VideoCox's Bazar
An unbroken 120 km stretch of golden sand where the Bay of Bengal meets endless sky — the crown jewel of Bangladesh's coastline.
🎥 4K VideoThe Sundarbans
A UNESCO World Heritage tidal forest of winding rivers and tangled roots — the last great refuge of the Royal Bengal Tiger.
🎥 4K VideoSajek Valley
A high hill valley where you wake above a sea of clouds, surrounded by green peaks and the warm hospitality of indigenous communities.
🎥 4K VideoSaint Martin's Island
A tiny tropical island ringed by turquoise water, coconut palms and coral reefs — the southernmost tip of the country.
🎥 4K VideoSrimangal
Endless rolling tea gardens, the famous seven-layer tea, and the Lawachara rainforest alive with the calls of Hoolock gibbons.
Jaflong
Crystal-clear river water rolling boulders down from the Khasi hills, set against the green peaks of the Indian border — the scenic gem of Sylhet.
Ratargul Swamp Forest
A freshwater swamp forest you explore by boat, where trees stand in the water and the canopy closes overhead — the only one of its kind in the country.
Rangamati
A tranquil hill district built around the vast blue Kaptai Lake, with hanging bridges, Buddhist temples and the cultures of a dozen indigenous peoples.
Bagerhat
A UNESCO World Heritage city of 15th-century mosques and tombs, crowned by the extraordinary Sixty Dome Mosque built by the saint-general Khan Jahan Ali.
Paharpur
The vast 8th-century Somapura Mahavihara — once one of the largest Buddhist monasteries south of the Himalayas, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Ahsan Manzil
The grand riverside palace of the Nawabs of Dhaka — a pink Indo-Saracenic landmark crowned by a great dome, now a museum recreating the life and times of the family that shaped the old city.
Alutila Cave
Alutila Cave is a vast limestone cavern north of Khagrachari town, offering narrow tunnels, tall chambers and a sunlit exit in the heart of the Chittagong Hill Tracts.
Amiakhum Waterfall
Amiakhum is a towering forest waterfall in the remote Chittagong Hill Tracts, reached by multi-day trek through indigenous Marma, Mro, Tripura and Bawm villages near Thanchi, Bandarban.
Armenian Church
An incredibly peaceful, 18th-century church in the heart of Old Dhaka, standing as a testament to the once-thriving Armenian trading community.
Bagha Mosque
Discover Bagha Mosque, a 16th-century terracotta-decorated mosque in western Rajshahi, built in 1523-24 CE during the Hussain Shahi dynasty, and a protected heritage gem.
Baikka Beel
A protected wetland sanctuary near Srimangal, renowned for its incredible diversity of water birds, lotus fields, and serene natural beauty.
Baliati Palace
One of the largest and most impressive colonial-era palaces in Bangladesh, featuring grand Corinthian columns and expansive courtyards.
Bandarban
The most mountainous district in Bangladesh — home to its tallest summits, cloud-level viewpoints, remote lakes and serene Buddhist temples set among indigenous hill cultures.
Bangabandhu Safari Park
A massive, modern wildlife park in Gazipur offering thrilling enclosed safari drives to see free-roaming tigers, lions, and bears.
Bangladesh National Museum
The largest museum in Bangladesh, featuring vast, multi-storied galleries detailing the country's natural history, ancient civilizations, and the Liberation War.
Bhatiari Lakes
A peaceful escape just outside Chattogram city, featuring winding lakes, green hills, and some of the best sunset views in the region.
Bhawal National Park
Bhawal National Park is a 5,000-hectare sal forest reserve in Gazipur, the closest protected area to Dhaka, offering shaded trails, rich birdlife and the ruins of a historic zamindar estate.
Birishiri (China Clay Hills)
An off-the-beaten-track landscape of white kaolin hills and striking turquoise pools in Netrokona's Durgapur upazila, set on the edge of the Garo Hills near the Meghalaya border.
Bisnakandi
Bisnakandi is a scenic riverside destination in Sylhet where the Piyain river flows clear over a dramatic stone bed beneath the Khasi hills.
Boga Lake
Boga Lake is a remote freshwater lake high in the Bandarban hills, reached by a steep trek and offering some of the clearest water in Bangladesh. It is a quiet escape for serious trekkers seeking solitude.
Buddha Dhatu Jadi (Golden Temple)
A magnificent Theravada Buddhist temple perched on a high hill, renowned for its golden architecture, sacred relics, and panoramic views of Bandarban.
Central Shaheed Minar
An iconic, profoundly significant national monument in Dhaka honoring those who died fighting for the right to speak Bengali in 1952.
Chalan Beel
The largest wetland (haor/beel) in northern Bangladesh, offering spectacular endless water views, boat rides, and rich biodiversity during the monsoon.
Char Kukri Mukri
A remote char island at the mouth of the Meghna in Bhola district, Char Kukri Mukri offers pristine mangroves, abundant birdlife and an unbroken sandy shoreline for adventurous eco-travellers.
Chattogram War Cemetery
An impeccably maintained, profoundly peaceful cemetery honoring over 700 Commonwealth soldiers who died during the Second World War.
Chera Dwip
An uninhabited coral island attached to St. Martin's Island, famous for its crystal-clear water, living corals, and absolute tranquility.
Chhoto Sona Mosque
An exquisitely ornamented 15th-century mosque in Chapainawabganj, celebrated for its intricate terracotta, stone carving, and once-gilded domes.
Chimbuk Hill
One of the highest accessible peaks in Bangladesh, offering dramatic views of zigzagging roads, tribal villages, and endless rolling hills.
Curzon Hall
A magnificent, red-brick masterpiece of Indo-Saracenic architecture that serves as the heart of the Dhaka University science faculty.
Debotakhum
Debotakhum is a series of small waterfalls and terraced cascades on a forested stream near Bandarban, a peaceful and easy-to-reach day trip for families and trekkers.
Dhakeshwari Temple
Dhakeshwari Temple is Bangladesh's most important Hindu temple and the national shrine of Dhaka, an ancient place of worship dating from the 12th century.
Dublar Char
A remote island situated in the Sundarbans estuary, famous for its massive winter dry-fish processing camps and the vibrant Rash Mela festival.
Durga Sagar
Durga Sagar is a large scenic pond in central Barishal, ringed by walkways and islands, and home to a striking statue of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
Floating Guava Market
Glide through the Floating Guava Market of Bhimruli in Jhalokathi, where traders sell guavas from wooden boats at dawn on a narrow Barishal waterway.
Foy's Lake
A historic man-made lake winding among green hills in Chittagong, featuring an amusement park, water park, resort, and various fun things to do.
Guliakhali Beach
Guliakhali, also known as Muradpur beach, is a tranquil stretch of sand in Sitakunda where the Sangu River meets the Bay of Bengal, perfect for sunset seekers.
Guthia Mosque (Baitul Aman)
Guthia Mosque, also known as Baitul Aman Jame Mosque, is a striking contemporary landmark on the southern edge of Barishal city, famed for its grand dome and tall corner minarets.
Hamham Waterfall
Discover Hamham Waterfall, a serene multi-tiered cascade hidden in the tea-growing hills east of Moulvibazar, perfect for a quiet day of trekking and swimming.
Hardinge Bridge
A magnificent, century-old steel railway bridge spanning the mighty Padma River, recognized as a masterpiece of British-era engineering.
Hasan Raja Museum
A fascinating museum located in the ancestral home of Hason Raja, exploring the life, music, and philosophy of the legendary mystic poet.
Hatirjheel
Hatirjheel is a vast landscaped lake and evening promenade in central Dhaka, offering bridges, walkways, boat rides and city views between the old town and Tejgaon.
Hatiya Island
A large, remote island in the Bay of Bengal known for its quiet, rustic lifestyle, massive river journeys, and the pristine Nijhum Dwip located at its southern tip.
Himchari
Himchari is a forested hilly area 16 km south of Cox's Bazar, home to a protected national park with sweeping coastal views, a seasonal waterfall and a small elephant population.
Hiron Point (Nilkamal)
A highly protected, remote wildlife sanctuary deep in the Sundarbans, known as one of the best locations for spotting tigers, deer, and rare birds.
Inani Beach
Inani Beach is a long, quiet stretch of white sand about 32 km south of Cox's Bazar, famed for its coral and limestone rocks that appear at low tide.
Jadukata River
A hilly river in Sunamganj, Sylhet, the Jadukata winds through forested terrain beneath the Meghalaya foothills, offering scenic boat rides and access to Tanguar Haor.
Jatiyo Sangsad Bhaban
The National Parliament House of Bangladesh — Louis Kahn's masterpiece of modern architecture, a vast concrete complex of bold geometric openings set on its own reflecting lake in the heart of Dhaka.
Jatiyo Smriti Soudho
The National Martyrs' Memorial at Savar — seven folded triangular towers rising over gardens and reflecting pools, honouring those who died in the 1971 Liberation War and the birth of Bangladesh.
Kantajew Temple
An 18th-century Hindu temple in Dinajpur famed for its ornate terracotta panels depicting the Ramayana, Mahabharata and rural Bengal.
Kaptai Lake
A vast, brilliant blue expanse of water surrounded by lush green hills, offering the ultimate setting for kayaking, cruising, and relaxation.
Karamjal Wildlife Rescue Center
The most accessible tourist spot in the Sundarbans, featuring a wooden boardwalk through the mangroves and a breeding center for endangered saltwater crocodiles.
Keokradong
Keokradong is a beloved trekking peak in the Bandarban hill country, famed for sweeping Hill Tracts panoramas and an overnight summit camp at one of Bangladesh's highest points.
Khadimnagar National Park
A dense, peaceful tropical forest located just outside Sylhet city, offering excellent trekking trails, camping spots, and diverse birdlife.
Khagrachari Town
Khagrachari is the peaceful district town of the central Chittagong Hill Tracts, surrounded by forested hills and serving as a base for exploring indigenous communities, caves and waterfalls.
Khaiyachara Waterfall
Tucked away in the forested hills of Mirsharai, this stunning multi-tiered waterfall offers a thrilling trekking experience and refreshing natural pools.
Khan Jahan Ali Tomb
Visit the tomb of Khan Jahan Ali in Bagerhat, a 15th-century brick mausoleum of carved terracotta set within a walled enclosure beside a tranquil pond, part of the UNESCO Historic Mosque City.
Kotka Beach
A remote, breathtakingly wild beach located deep within the Sundarbans, famous for its roaming deer, tiger tracks, and untouched natural beauty.
Kuakata
An 18 km sandy beach facing the open Bay of Bengal, known as one of the best places to watch sunset and sunrise over the sea from the same shore.
Lalakhal
Lalakhal is a serene riverside destination in Sylhet offering blue-green waters, forested hills and undeveloped natural beauty.
Lalbagh Fort
A 17th-century Mughal fort in Old Dhaka, left incomplete after a princess's death — its marble-clad tomb of Pari Bibi, three-domed mosque and char-bagh gardens make it the city's finest Mughal monument.
Lalon Shah Mazar
Visit the shrine of Lalon Shah, Bengal's most cherished Baul mystic, in Chheuria near Kushtia, a serene walled garden alive with song and devotion.
Lawachara National Park
Lawachara National Park, eight kilometres north of Srimangal in Moulvibazar, is Bangladesh's most-visited nature reserve and a vital sanctuary for the endangered western Hoolock gibbon amid regenerated semi-evergreen rainforest.
Liberation War Museum
The Liberation War Museum in Dhaka documents the 1971 struggle that birthed Bangladesh, honouring freedom fighters and martyrs through a moving chronological collection of artefacts and galleries.
Madhabkunda Waterfall
Madhabkunda is one of Bangladesh's largest waterfalls, a 60-metre cascade plunging into a forested pool in the hills of Moulvibazar, near Sylhet.
Madhabpur Lake
A peaceful, lotus-filled lake nestled deep within the Patrokhola tea estate near Srimangal, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding green hills.
Madhutila Eco Park
A protected eco-park in Sherpur's Nalitabari upazila, offering walking trails, birdwatching and a watchtower within the Garo Hills landscape near the Meghalaya border.
Mahasthangarh
The earliest known urban site in Bangladesh — the ancient capital of Pundranagara, with high citadel ramparts, scattered temple and palace ruins and a museum of terracotta, coins and statuary.
Mainamati
Mainamati, near Cumilla in eastern Bangladesh, is the country's largest Buddhist archaeological site, with over 50 monasteries, the famous Shalban Vihara, and a fine on-site museum.
Meghla Tourist Complex
A beautifully landscaped tourist complex featuring a serene lake, hanging bridges, cable cars, and a mini zoo, perfect for families and relaxed outings.
Moheshkhali Island
A peaceful island retreat near Cox's Bazar, blending tranquil mangrove forests, ancient hilltop temples, and traditional island life.
Moinot Ghat
A popular, expansive riverbank on the mighty Padma River near Dhaka, offering sandy shores, speedboat rides, and a beach-like atmosphere.
Mongla Port & Town
Mongla is Bangladesh's second-largest seaport and the main gateway to the Sundarbans mangrove forest, set on the Pashur river in Bagerhat district.
Monpura Island
An off-the-beaten-path island in the Meghna estuary, beloved for its cycling paths, spotted deer, and mesmerizing sunrise and sunset views.
Mujibnagar Memorial
Visit Mujibnagar Memorial in Meherpur, the historic site where Bangladesh's first government was sworn in on 17 April 1971 during the Liberation War.
Nafakhum
Nafakhum is one of the largest and most remote waterfalls in Bangladesh, cascading through forest in Bandarban's Thanchi upazila. Reaching it requires a multi-day trek through indigenous villages on the Myanmar border.
Napittachora Waterfall
An adventurous and incredibly scenic trekking trail near Sitakunda featuring three distinct and beautiful waterfalls hidden in a lush green gorge.
Natore Rajbari
Explore the evocative ruins of Natore Rajbari, a grand 19th-century palace of the Dighapatia rajas set amid old bazaars, temples and gateways in rural Bangladesh.
Nayabad Mosque
A beautiful, deeply historic 18th-century terracotta mosque located just a short distance from the famous Kantajew Temple.
Nijhum Dwip
Nijhum Dwip is a small, car-free island off the southern coast of Hatiya in Noakhali, offering mangrove channels, sandy beaches, spotted deer and rich winter birdlife within a protected national park.
Nilachal
A breathtaking hilltop viewpoint offering sweeping panoramic vistas of the Bandarban landscape, famous for its magical sunset and cloud-covered peaks.
Niladri Lake
Niladri Lake is a scenic reservoir at Tekerghat in Sunamganj near Sylhet, offering calm waters with a mesmerizing deep blue (garo nil) color.
Nilgiri
Nilgiri is a misty hilltop retreat in the Bandarban range of the Chattogram Hill Tracts, famed for its sunrise above a sea of cloud and sweeping views of the surrounding peaks.
Nuhash Polli
A beautifully landscaped private estate created by Bangladesh's most beloved author, featuring artistic sculptures, a dense forest, and deep tranquility.
Old Dhaka
The pulsing historic heart of the capital — Mughal forts and palaces, a riverfront packed with ferries, hand-painted rickshaws and legendary biryani.
Padma Bridge
The Padma Bridge spans 6.15 km across the Padma river, linking Mawa to Jazira and slashing journey times to Bangladesh's south-west since 2022.
Panthumai Waterfall
A breathtaking waterfall cascading down the green hills of Meghalaya, India, perfectly viewable from a serene riverbank in Bangladesh.
Patenga Beach
A lively city beach at the mouth of the Karnaphuli, more about sunsets, sea breeze and street food than swimming — with cargo ships drifting past on their way to the country's busiest port.
Puthia Temple Complex
A serene estate town around a temple pond, holding the country's largest group of historic Hindu temples — terracotta Krishna panels, a towering stone Shiva temple and a Renaissance-style raja's palace.
Ramsagar
Discover Ramsagar, a 16th-century man-made lake near Dinajpur crowned by a Mughal-era temple ruin. Wander the causeway, watch winter birdlife, and combine your visit with nearby Kantajew Temple.
Risang Waterfall
A scenic single-drop waterfall in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, reached by a short forest trek from Khagrachari town and loved for its cool pools and sacred stream.
Sandwip Island
Sandwip is a large, flat island in the Meghna estuary off Chattogram, known for sandy shores, traditional weaving, and a long, layered past.
Sangu River
A breathtaking river journey winding through deep gorges, towering rock cliffs, and remote indigenous villages in the untamed hills.
Satchari National Park
A dense, biodiverse national park in Habiganj, renowned for its primate population, canopy walk, and vibrant birdlife.
Shashi Lodge
Discover Shashi Lodge, a late 19th-century colonial mansion in Mymensingh that was once home to a notable zamindar family and is now a treasured heritage landmark.
Shilaidaha Kuthibari
Shilaidaha Kuthibari is Rabindranath Tagore's historic family estate on the Padma river near Kushtia, a protected heritage site of profound literary and cultural significance in western Bangladesh.
Shimul Bagan
A massive, meticulously planted garden of red silk-cotton (Shimul) trees that bursts into a spectacular sea of red blossoms every spring.
Shuvolong Waterfall
A towering waterfall crashing directly into Kaptai Lake, accessible only by a highly scenic boat ride through a dramatic rocky gorge.
Sitakunda — Chandranath
A hilltop temple peak at Chandranath for pilgrims and trekkers, with waterfalls, eco-parks, and the beautiful Sitakunda beach close by.
Sonadia Island
A tranquil, crescent-shaped island near Cox's Bazar, famous for its untouched sandy beaches, swarms of red crabs, and migratory birdlife.
Sonargaon & Panam City
An ancient seat of power famous for muslin, where a single haunting street of abandoned merchant mansions, a Sultanate-era mosque and a folk-art museum make an easy heritage day trip from Dhaka.
Star Mosque
A 19th-century Old Dhaka mosque famous for its chini-tikri mosaics — hundreds of blue stars set in broken china and porcelain across a white facade, including a panel of Mount Fuji.
Sylhet City
A riverside city of Sufi shrines, the iconic Keane Bridge and tea-clad hills — the gateway to Sylhet's waterfalls, swamp forests and tea gardens.
Tajhat Palace
Tajhat Palace is a late 19th-century zamindar mansion south of Rangpur, now home to the Tajhat Museum and a rewarding heritage stop in northern Bangladesh.
Tanguar Haor
Bangladesh's largest freshwater haor and one of the world's most important seasonal wetlands, teeming with migratory birds.
Teesta Barrage
The largest irrigation project in Bangladesh, featuring an impressive 615-meter barrage across the Teesta River that creates a massive, scenic water body.
Teknaf
Teknaf is the southernmost upazila of mainland Bangladesh, a popular coastal tourist spot and the gateway to Saint Martin's Island.
Tengragiri Eco Park (Fatrar Chor)
A beautiful coastal mangrove forest in Barguna offering wooden trails, wild beaches, and a Sundarbans-like experience accessible via Kuakata.
Tetulia & Banglabandha
The serene, northernmost upazila of Bangladesh, famous for its sprawling organic tea estates, the zero-point border crossing, and rare, stunning views of the Kanchenjunga mountains.
Varendra Museum
Discover the Varendra Museum in Rajshahi, Bangladesh's oldest museum, housing 2,000 years of north Bengal heritage in a striking colonial-era red-brick building beside the Padma.
Volaganj — Shada Pathor
Volaganj's dramatic white-stone landscape, washed down from the Meghalaya hills, creates a uniquely photogenic destination in Sylhet.
Zinda Park
An incredibly clean, beautifully designed eco-park managed entirely by the local village community, featuring lakes, striking architecture, and dense greenery.