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Bangladesh, Land of Rivers
From the world's longest sea beach to the Sundarbans' tiger-haunted mangroves — discover every corner of Bangladesh.
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Teesta Barrage (Dimla side)
Bangladesh's largest irrigation project, with its main gate structure on the Nilphamari side of the Teesta.
Saidpur Railway Workshop
The largest railway workshop in Bangladesh, and one of the oldest in the region.
Chini Mosque
A 160-year-old mosque famous for walls decorated with broken chinaware and glass.
Neel Kuthi (Indigo Factory)
A 200-plus-year-old British-era indigo processing factory building that gave Nilphamari its name.
Haripur Rajbari
An 18th-century zamindar house blending Hindu and Muslim architectural styles.
Jagdal Rajbari
A zamindar house established in the mid-1900s, now mostly in ruins.
Raja Tonkonath's Rajbari
A roughly 10-acre red-brick palace with Victorian ornamentation, near the Kulik river.
Balia Mosque
A Mughal-style mosque with three domes and eight minarets, built over a 150-year span.
1971 Liberation War Monument
A memorial beside the Tangon River honoring Bangladesh's 1971 Liberation War.
Rani Dighi
A historic large pond/reservoir listed as archaeological heritage.
Banglabandha Zero Point
The northern tip of Bangladesh, a border land port near the Siliguri Corridor.
Bhitargarh (Bhitargarh Fort)
One of the largest fortified archaeological sites in South Asia.