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ForestNaogaonHidden gem
Altadighi National Park
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.
Baikka BeelNo verified photo yet
Haor wetlandMoulvibazarHidden gem
Baikka Beel
A permanent fish sanctuary inside Hail Haor. From the watchtower in winter you can see flocks of ducks and other waterbirds, with lilies and lotus on the water.
Chalan Beel (Singra)No verified photo yet
Haor wetlandNatore
Chalan Beel (Singra)
One of the country's largest wetlands, spread across Natore, Sirajganj and Pabna, with the biggest share in Natore. In the monsoon it becomes open water you can explore by boat; as it drains in winter, it's about fishing and birds.

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.

WildlifeCox's Bazar

Dulahazara Safari Park

A safari park at Dulahazara in Chakaria, with animals kept in enclosures inside natural forest. It lies on the Chattogram–Cox's Bazar road and makes a good family stop.

WildlifeGazipur

Gazipur Safari Park

A large safari park in the sal forest of Sreepur (formerly Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Safari Park). Besides the drive-through section with tigers, lions and deer, there are aviaries and walking areas.

Haor wetlandMoulvibazarHidden gem

Hakaluki Haor

The largest haor in the country, spread across Moulvibazar and Sylhet. Huge numbers of migratory birds arrive in winter, and the government has declared it an Ecologically Critical Area.

Eco-tourismBagerhatHidden gem

Harbaria

A Sundarbans visitor site a little deeper than Karamjal, with a boardwalk through the forest. It is quieter, so birdwatching is better.

ForestBargunaHidden gem

Haringhata Forest and Eco Park

A planted coastal mangrove forest where the Bishkhali meets the Baleshwar in Patharghata, declared an eco park in 2011. Large herds of spotted deer, a raised walkway and lonely beaches such as Laldia lie beyond the trees.

ForestRangamatiHidden gem

Kaptai National Park

A national park in Kaptai upazila declared in 1999, with tall old trees including teak planted in the nineteenth century. It is relatively close to Chattogram on the Kaptai road and good for birdwatching.

Eco-tourismBagerhat

Karamjal

A Sundarbans visitor centre and wildlife breeding station on the Pasur river, where crocodiles and deer are raised. A raised wooden trail gives a feel of the forest edge, making it the easiest Sundarbans taster when time is short.

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.

ForestSylhetHidden gem

Khadimnagar National Park

A small mixed evergreen forest surrounded by tea gardens, close to the city. It is quiet, and early mornings are good for birds and monkeys.

KochikhaliNo verified photo yet

WildlifeBagerhat

Kochikhali

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

ForestMoulvibazar

Lawachara National Park

A mixed evergreen forest beside the Sreemangal–Kamalganj road and the best-known place in the country to see western hoolock gibbons. The Dhaka–Sylhet railway runs straight through it.

ForestTangail

Madhupur National Park

One of the country's larger sal forests, on rolling red-soil land. Garo (Mandi) villages lie in and around it, and monkeys and many birds can be seen.

LakeFeniHidden gem

Muhuri Project

The dam and reservoir of an irrigation project built in the 1980s where the Feni, Muhuri and Kalidas-Pahalia rivers meet at Sonagazi. In winter, locals come to walk the embankment, take boat rides and watch waterfowl.

Munshiganj & Kalagachhia (Burigoalini)No verified photo yet

Eco-tourismSatkhira

Munshiganj & Kalagachhia (Burigoalini)

Munshiganj in Shyamnagar is the main jumping-off point for the western Sundarbans. At Kalagachhia, in the Burigoalini range, a boardwalk and watchtower lead into the forest — a manageable day trip.

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.

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.

ForestHabiganj

Satchari National Park

A small but dense forest beside the highway in Chunarughat; the name means 'seven streams'. Marked trails lead through it, with chances of hoolock gibbons and plenty of birds. A Tripura village lies inside the park.

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.

Haor wetlandSunamganj

Tanguar Haor

A vast wetland across Dharmapasha and Tahirpur upazilas, protected as a Ramsar site and an Ecologically Critical Area. In the monsoon, lines of hijal and koroch trees stand in the water; in winter, large numbers of migratory birds arrive.

Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary (Fatrar Bon)No verified photo yet