Discover Bangladesh: The Sundarbans and Cox's Bazar

This UNESCO-listed mangrove forest, the world's largest, is the last major stronghold of the wild Bengal tiger.

The world's longest unbroken natural sea beach stretches for over 120 kilometres along the Bay of Bengal.

Bangladesh's dense network of rivers shapes daily life, with colourful wooden boats and floating markets found throughout the delta.

This UNESCO-listed 15th-century site holds dozens of atmospheric brick mosques and mausoleums scattered across the countryside.

November–February, the cool dry season, offers the most comfortable travel conditions.

Most nationalities can obtain an e-visa online before arrival.

Yes, Bangladesh is one of the most budget-friendly destinations in South Asia.

Trains, buses and river ferries together form an extensive and affordable transport network.