Dhaka

Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh with its exciting history and rich culture. Known the world over as the city of Mosques, Muslin, Rickshaw and natural green beauty. It has attracted traveler most from far and near through ages. According to recorded history it was established by Buddhists in 3rd century, later dominated by Hindus, after fell in to the hand of Muslim Mughal rules in the 13th century Read more...

Chittagong
It wasn't until the latter part of the 17 th century that the Mughal excluded their empire this far and superseded the Buddhist Anabanse Kingdom of Burma (Myanmar) in Chittagong .With the collapse of Mughal power it was the British who finally overran the various local rulers, although prior to this Portuguese pirates had long prayed upon the nicks meantime trade of the region Read more...

Cox's Bazar
Cox's Bazar is located at a distance of 152km south of Chittagong . It has a total area of 2260qskm. British captain Hiram Cox in 1799 defeated the Burmese king in a battle and set up a bazar (market) here which was named “Cox's Bazar” after him.Cox's Bazar is called the Tourist Capital of Bangladesh. Having the world's longest unbroken sandy sea beach (120 km) sloping gently down to the blue water of the Bay of Bengal Read more...

St. Martin
St. Martin is the countries only coral island named after a British Provincial Governor and called Narikel Jinjira (Coconut island) by the locals. It is one of the best places in Bangladesh . The island has two lagoons that support thick mangrove forests. A rocky platform surrounds the island and extends into the sea, the crystal clear water will allow you to see about 20 feet deep into the sea. Attractions are beaches around the island, crystal stones, coconut groves, sea crabs, turtle shells and pearls Read more...

Sundarban

Everything you will happen to see or come across in the wild mangrove forests of the Sundarbans will irresistibly draw you towards them. The dazzling expanse of green, the blue heaven overhead meeting the horizon, the playful high tide and the ebb, the very smell of life in the air and the pristine sea beach-- you name it Read more...

Kuakata

Virgin Beach of Rising & Setting Sun, Cooking Kuakata, the  lowland lass of Latachapli in the sea-facing south of Bangladesh is 70 km from Patuakhali District Headquarters and 320 km from the capital city of Dhaka.  Here on the Bay, nature left to nature is the up coming tourist hamlet of Kuakata with cool and kind holidaying kiss Read more...

Sylhet

Fring by the Khasia and Jaintia hills to the north and the hills of Tripura to the south Sylhet is eventually one broad valley. The countryside is covered mostly with terraced tea estates, eye soothing orange groves and pineapple plantation and hills covered with tropical forest form a beautiful landscapeed Read more...

Rajshahi

Rajshahi is one of the largest division in Bangladesh. Rajshahi division is overwhelmingly agricultural. It is the center of the silk industry. This region is very famous for mangoes, Lichies. For travelers, the region offers a Varity of historical monuments, including numerous mosques, Hindu temples, Rajbaris (Palaces), and British – Era buildings. Built on the northern bank of the Padma River Read more...

Bandarban

The nature setting of this little township rich is tribal heritage. Its flora and fauna, bamboo cottages its ethnic peoples and their  life style have made this picturesque hilly resort a popular destination of tourist. Here has the unique privilage of having two hight  peaks of the country, the Keokaradang (4000feet) and the Tazingdang (4632feet) Read more...

Rangamati

Located Distance from Chittagong is 77 Kilometer and communications are Bus, Jeep and Microbus. Rangamati District is under  Chittagong division with an area of 6116.13 sq km and bounded by the Tripura State of India on the north, Bandarban district on  the south, Mizoram State of India and Chin State of Myanmar on the east, Khagrachhari and Chittagong districts on the west.  Annual average temperature: maximum 34.6°C, minimum 13.4°C; annual rainfall 3031mm. Read more...

Khagrachory

266 km by road from Dhaka and 112 km from Chittagong.  The district of Khagrachhari represents the natural, wild, beauty of  Bangladesh. Khagrachhari District is under Chittagong division with an area of 2699.55 sq km, is bounded by the Indian State of  Tripura on the north, Rangamati  and Chittagong districts on the south, Rangamati district on the east, Chittagong district and the  Indian State of Tripura on the west Read more...