Bangladesh Tourism information of 64 districts with photos and Videos

Bangladesh, located in northeastern South Asia, is bordered by India, Myanmar, the Bay of Bengal, and the distant Himalayas. It features diverse attractions including historical sites like Mahasthangarh and Paharpur, natural wonders like the Sundarbans and Cox's Bazar, hill districts like Rangamati and Srimangal, and cultural experiences with tribal communities. The country's dialing code is +880 and the currency is the Taka (BDT).

Bangladesh is administratively divided into 8 Divisions, 64 Districts, 491 Upazilas, and 4,554 Unions. Each region offers diverse tourist attractions, from natural landscapes like rivers, hills, and seas to historical and archaeological sites. The Bangladesh Tourism Board (Parjoton Corporation) is the primary information provider for travelers, offering guides, photos, and videos through its official website www.tourismboard.gov.bd. Tourism is a rapidly growing industry in the country.

Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh, a city from the Mughal era. Previously it was known as Jahangir Nagar. Lalbagh Kella, Curzon Hall, Ahsan Manzil, and Sonargaon are the main attractions for visitors.

• Mymensingh
• Sherpur
• Jamalpur
• Netrokona