All Destinations
Malnicherra Tea Garden
The oldest tea garden in the Indian subcontinent, its emerald rows draped over Sylhet's low hills.
Madhabkunda Waterfall
The tallest waterfall in Bangladesh, cascading roughly 200 feet through the forested hills of Moulvibazar.
Tanguar Haor
A vast wetland ecosystem of seasonal lakes and grasslands, one of Bangladesh's most important bird habitats.
Rishang Waterfall (Risang Jhorna)
One of the tallest waterfalls in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, reached by climbing hundreds of hillside steps.
Chittagong War Cemetery
A serene Commonwealth war cemetery honoring Allied soldiers who died in the Burma Campaign of World War II.
Teknaf & Marine Drive
Bangladesh's southernmost tip, reached via one of South Asia's longest scenic coastal roads.
Nafakhum Waterfall
Often called Bangladesh's largest waterfall, reached only by a boat and jungle-trekking expedition in remote B…
Inani Beach
A quieter stretch of Cox's Bazar's long beach, known for its coral stones and turquoise shallows.
Himchari National Park
A hilly coastal forest south of Cox's Bazar with a seasonal waterfall and cliff-top sea views.
Patenga Beach
Chittagong city's own beach, where the Karnaphuli River meets the Bay of Bengal.
Foy's Lake
A picturesque artificial lake in the hills of Chittagong, now home to an amusement and water park.
Moheshkhali Island
A hilly island off Cox's Bazar known for its hilltop Buddhist and Hindu temples and betel-leaf farms.