Bangladesh is a hidden gem for travelers, captivating thousands of tourists with its mesmerizing natural beauty. Here, you will see the top 7 tourist destinations in Bangladesh where you must go if you love traveling.

Cox’s Bazar

Cox’s Bazar, one of the most popular tourist spots in Bangladesh, is widely renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty that can even captivate any foreign tourist coming to our motherland. Around 120 km longest unbroken sandy beach is the main attraction of Cox’s Bazar. The beach has diverse sections like Laboni Beach, Kolatoli Beach, and Inani Beach, each with its unique beauty and atmosphere. Apart from the beaches, tourists can also visit  Himchori National Park, Burmese Markets, and some other places near the main town. Tourists can stroll on the beaches, and taste different seafood and local foods there. They can also do Parasailing, jet skiing, surfing, and swimming. For any beach-lover, Cox’s Bazar is the perfect place to go around. 

Sundarbans

Do you want to enjoy the raw beauty of nature surrounded by a dense mangrove forest? If yes, then you should plan to go to the world’s largest mangrove forest which is nothing other than our very own Sundarbans. As a tourist, you can enjoy the view of the crisscrossed riverine beauty, and the startling hummings of birds of various kinds.  You would be thrilled to see numerous species like crocodiles, deer, monkeys, and whatnot. If you are lucky, you can even see The Royal Bengal Tiger which is the key attraction of this majestic forest.

Sada Pathor

Want to get the thrilling and soothing experience of sightseeing in the transparent water, white stones, and hilly areas in the same place? Visit “The Paradise of While Rocks” which is situated around 39 km from Sylhet city. The main attractions of this place are the sandy shores of the Dhalai River, transparent water, Cherrapunjee hills of Meghalaya, fountains,  Meghalaya clouds, and the tranquil ceaseless stream of the river. The best time to visit Sada Pathor is the rainy season as the increasing water levels in the Dhalai River enhance the overall beauty of the surroundings.

Ratargul Swamp Forest

In Bangladesh, the only freshwater reservoir is the Ratargul swamp forest which is located in Gowainghat of the Sylhet district. The unique ecosystem, lush greenery, and serene atmosphere heighten the beauty of this place more. A must-do activity in Ratargul is to explore the forest through boat riding. To get a snapshot of the vast forest, there is an observation tower within the forest from where tourists can see the breathtaking views of the forest. The most suitable time to visit there is monsoon as the area becomes submerged in 20 to 30 feet of water, which can fascinate hordes of tourists.

Saint Martin Island

Don’t you want to see the eye-catching views of the only coral island in Bangladesh? Saint Martin Island is one of the most favorite destinations that can capture the attention of tourists in its way. This island is blended with a divinely eye-soothing seashore, abundant coconut trees, and a white sandy beach. It is located in the northeastern part of the Bay of Bengal. What is not there on that coral island? You can feel the calmness of the sea while walking on the beach sides, taking baths on the beach, snorkeling, diving, and many more things to chill around.

Kaptai Lake

Ever want to feel the beauty of nature while being in the largest artificial lake in Bangladesh? The mesmerizing view of fresh water and green hills will compel you to appreciate the natural beauty of Kaptai Lake. Boat riding is a popular activity among tourists who visit Kaptai Lake as it gets easier to explore the magnificent view of the surroundings from a boat. Moreover, the indigenous culture of different local tribes can also be known by tourists interested in knowing the local tribes.

Sajek Valley

The roof of Rangamati, Sajek Valley, is surrounded by hilly tracks, mountains and deep forests. Konglak Haphong is the highest summit of Sajek Valley where tourists can enjoy the sunrise and sunset view more clearly. Autumn, Late Autumn, and Rainy season are the best times for a tour in Sajek Valley because tourists can closely witness white clouds at these peak times. However, you can go to this place in other seasons as well. 

Isn’t your mind dancing with joy to even imagine a tour of these places? If so, then pack your bag and leave to create aesthetic memories without any delay.

 

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Taspia

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YSSE