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LandmarkKhagrachhari
Alutila Cave
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.
LandmarkPanchagarh
Banglabandha Zero Point
The northernmost tip of the country at Banglabandha in Tetulia, beside a land port on the Indian border. Siliguri and the Darjeeling direction lie close by.
LakeBandarban
Boga Lake

A natural lake high in the hills of Ruma upazila, beside a Bawm village. Many trekkers heading to Keokradong stop here overnight.

TempleChattogram

Chandranath Hill and Temple

A Hindu pilgrimage temple on a hilltop at Sitakunda, reached by steep steps and trail. From the top you see the sea on one side and the hills on the other. The Shiva Chaturdashi fair draws enormous crowds.

IslandBholaHidden gem

Char Kukri Mukri

A mangrove-covered char near the Bay of Bengal south of Char Fasson, protected as a wildlife sanctuary. Deer, monkeys and, in winter, plenty of birds live among the keora trees.

Char RajibpurNo verified photo yet

VillageKurigramHidden gem

Char Rajibpur

Rajibpur upazila beside the Brahmaputra, much of it on river chars. Come by boat or via the nearby ghats to see char villages, fields and river life.

WaterfallMoulvibazarHidden gem

Hum Hum Waterfall

A tall waterfall deep in the Rajkandi reserve forest of Kamalganj that only became known to visitors fairly recently. There is no made path: you wade streams, slog through mud and climb hillocks to get there.

WildlifeBagerhat

Katka

An area of the Sundarbans East Wildlife Sanctuary close to the sea. Herds of spotted deer, forest trails and a lonely beach make it a highlight of multi-day boat trips.

Khoiyachhora WaterfallNo verified photo yet

WaterfallChattogram

Khoiyachhora Waterfall

A multi-tier waterfall in the hills of Mirsharai. The walk up the stream to the first tier is fairly easy; the upper tiers need a steep scramble over rock.

KochikhaliNo verified photo yet

WildlifeBagerhat

Kochikhali

Open grassland and forest near Katka, known for tiger movement. Walks are done in groups with forest guards.

Monpura IslandNo verified photo yet

IslandBholaHidden gem

Monpura Island

An island upazila in the Meghna estuary, separate from the main Bhola island. Broad river chars, keora forest and buffalo herds make for a quiet, uncrowded rural escape.

WaterfallBandarban

Nafakhum Waterfall

A broad waterfall on the Remakri stream near Remakri, reached by boat from Thanchi and then on foot.

IslandNoakhali

Nijhum Dwip

An island grown from silt in the Meghna estuary south of Hatiya, declared a national park in 2001. Thousands of spotted deer live in the keora forest — wait quietly at the forest edge at dawn or dusk to see them. In winter, flocks of migratory birds settle on the mudflats.

Rajar PaharNo verified photo yet

HillSherpurHidden gem

Rajar Pahar

A hill standing above its surroundings at the foot of the Garo Hills in Sreebardi upazila, with a flat top that looks out over forest and villages. It is not landscaped like Gajni or Madhutila, and far less crowded.

WildlifeHabiganjHidden gem

Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary

A dry evergreen forest against the Indian border in Chunarughat and one of the country's older protected areas. It is home to capped langurs, hoolock gibbons and a long bird list, with far fewer visitors than Satchari.

WaterfallKhagrachhari

Risang Waterfall

A waterfall about a hundred feet high at Sapmara village in Matiranga, roughly ten kilometres from town. You go down a few hundred steps from the main road. Many people slide down the sloping rock, but injuries do happen.

IslandPatuakhaliHidden gem

Sonarchar

A char near the sea in Rangabali upazila, declared a wildlife sanctuary in 2011. Keora forest, red crabs and an empty beach — but getting there takes time.

Teesta Mouth, PhulchhariNo verified photo yet

RiverGaibandhaHidden gem

Teesta Mouth, Phulchhari

In Phulchhari upazila the Teesta joins the Brahmaputra–Jamuna. Winter brings sandbars and a wide sky, and you can go by boat past the chars.

Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary (Fatrar Bon)No verified photo yet

ForestBargunaHidden gem

Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary (Fatrar Bon)

A sea-facing mangrove forest in Taltali upazila, known locally as Fatrar Bon and declared a wildlife sanctuary in 2010. The usual entry point is around Sonakata.

LandmarkLalmonirhatHidden gem

Tin Bigha Corridor

A small strip of Indian land at Patgram, leased to Bangladesh to connect the mainland to the Dahagram–Angarpota area. After a 2011 agreement it is meant to stay open around the clock.

Alutila Cave

Banglabandha Zero Point

Boga Lake