Loading…
64 districts, endless roads. Mark where you've been, plan where you're going.
Photo: Abdul Momin · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
0/64 districts visited
0 on your wishlist
0/8 divisions complete
Five steps of a trip
This month
Picked by weather and season. See the whole year in the season planner.
A natural tunnel-cave inside Alutila hill a few kilometres from town, known locally as Matai Hakor. It is completely dark inside with water running along the floor, so you walk through over rocks with a torch. The hilltop also looks out over Khagrachhari town.
A ten-domed mosque built in 1523–24 under Sultan Nusrat Shah, famous for its terracotta ornament. A large tank and a shrine sit beside it, surrounded by Bagha's mango orchards.
Excavated foundations of a Buddhist monastery a few kilometres west of Mahasthangarh. Far quieter than Mahasthan, and reached along village roads.
Browse districts by what they're known for.
Off the crowded path
A late 19th-century house with iron-sheet walls, known locally as the 'iron house'. It now stands in the grounds of the Teachers' Training College and can be seen from outside.
A national park, declared in 2011, around a huge old tank beside sal forest in Dhamoirhat. Migratory birds visit the water in winter, and there are walking paths through the woods.
A quiet 18th-century church in Armanitola, ringed by the graves of Armenian merchants — a breather in the middle of Old Dhaka's bustle.
Planning
We order nearby places so you don't backtrack, give a day-by-day outline, show an estimated cost per person and a packing list that fits the terrain. You can ask AI for a first draft too — but the final call is yours.
Plan a tripDigital passport
Each district you visit adds a stamp with its date and division colour. Finish the haors, the hills or the coast and earn a badge.
See the passportComing up
October · Date varies
The Buddhist robe-offering festival for monks, with large gatherings at viharas in the Hill Tracts and Chattogram. Dress modestly and ask before taking photos.
October · Date varies
Bauls and devotees from home and abroad gather at Lalon's shrine and akhra in Chheuriya for songs, discussions and a fair. Rooms in Kushtia fill up fast during these days.
October · Date varies
Pilgrims bathe in the sea and greet the sunrise at Dublar Char in the Sundarbans. The island lies inside the reserve forest, so you need Forest Department permission and a registered boat; rules can change from year to year.
Begin the journey
64 districts, countless stories. Mark the places you've been, plan the ones you're dreaming of.
Explore freely — no sign-in needed
Every fact says how far it's been checked — official source, editor-verified, from the community, or still awaiting a check. Costs are always estimates, and we show how they're calculated. If something's wrong, tell us and we'll fix it.