History & Background
Nijhum Dwip developed through coastal accretion, settlement, and mangrove plantation. Over time it became known as a nature destination for deer, birds, tidal forest, and island life at the edge of the Bay of Bengal.
Beaches & Islands
Nijhum Dwip Island
Highlights
- Mangrove forest and deer habitat
- Island beaches and tidal channels
- Birdwatching and quiet coastal landscapes
- Boat-based travel from Hatiya
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