All Destinations
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.
Mirzapur Shahi Mosque
A Mughal-era mosque believed to be around 350 years old.
Kazi & Kazi Tea Estate
Panchagarh's best-known organic tea estate, part of the district's growing flatland tea industry.
Golakdham Temple
A Hindu temple built in 1846 in Debiganj Upazila.
Tetulia Dak Bungalow & Kanchenjunga View Point
Bangladesh's northernmost viewpoint, where Kanchenjunga is visible on clear winter days.