Rajshahi

metropolitan city in Western Bangladesh

Sundarbans

mangrove in Bengal

Rangpur (Bangladesh)

Important city in the north-west, with agriculture and trade.

Dhaka

capital of Bangladesh

Chittagong

second largest city of Bangladesh, situated at the southwestern part of the country

Saint Martins Island

island

Bagerhat

An important historical centre and site of several historic mosques including the famous Shait Gumbad Masjid (Sixty Domed Mosque).

Cox's Bazar

beach town in Bangladesh

Sylhet

city in Bangladesh

Jessore

A small town famous for Gur which is a form of cake-like molasses produced from the extract of date trees.

Barisal

Southern city famous for growing paddy, floating markets and many rivers, best reached by a slow-paced and relaxing boat ride on the Rocket Steamer.

Mymensingh

human settlement in Bangladesh

Khulna

city of Bangladesh

University of Chittagong

public, multidisciplinary university located in Hathazari Upazila, Chittagong District, Bangladesh

Brahmaputra River

river in Pakistan, New-Zealand,USA

University of Rajshahi

Second Largest University of Bangladesh

Padma River

major river in Bangladesh in India

Bangladesh National Museum

national museum of Bangladesh

University of Barisal

government university in Barisal, Bangladesh

Lalbagh Fort

Mughal Architecture

Chittagong Court Building

Situated on the Fairy Hill, this building commands a magnificent bird's eye view of Chittagong city, particularly at night. The Court building was built immediately after the East India Company conquered and declared Chittagong as a separate administrative area in 1773. The building is huge, over 250,000 square feet (23,000 m²) and has hundreds of rooms.

Ethnological Museum, Chittagong

Shows a mix of tribal artifacts. The Ethnological Museum of Chittagong was established in the first half of 1960s. The museum contains four galleries and a small hall. It is a little dark. Some sections contain mock ups of 'village life' for the different tribal areas with life size dolls. These are reminiscent of the museum in the film Planet of the Apes.

Bangladesh National Zoo

Mirpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Star Mosque

mosque in Bangladesh

Cheragi Pahar

Cultural and historical place whwre most of the cultural activities of Chittagong and related business were established.

Hussaini Dalan

Zow Tlang

mountain in Bangladesh

Jamboree Park

Kartalab Khan Mosque

mosque in Bangladesh

Sixty Dome Mosque

mosque in Bangladesh

Masjid-e-Siraj ud-Daulah

Situated in the old city, the multi-domed mosque is an architectural sight to behold. For its impressive architecture consisting of multiple domes and minarets painted in bright colors the mosque is one of the famous landmarks in the city.

Chittagong Zoo

With an area of 6 acres of land the zoo is located about three kilometers north-east of the city. Major exhibits are Indian lion, Asian black bear, Indian muntjac, Chital.

Bagha Mosque

mosque in Bangladesh

Patenga

Sandy beach at the meeting place of the roaring sea and the river Karnaphuli. It looks more beautiful from Naval Academy Road which is beside the Shah Amanat International Airport.

Botanical Garden and Eco-Park, Sitakunda

The area of Eco Park is about 996 acres (403 ha) which is established at forest side of Chandranath Hills of Sitakunda.

Binat Bibi Mosque

mosque in Bangladesh

Suhrawardy Udyan

Tajhat Palace

A white palace surrounded by a lush garden.

Chhera Island

island

Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque

mosque in Bangladesh

Baldha Garden

Museum of Rajas'

Ali Amjad's Clock

Bangladesh Maritime Museum

A museum in a small room at the old seamanship class building in Bangladesh Marine Academy.

Hatirjheel

public transportation in Bangladesh

BNS Issa Khan

BNS Issa Khan is a naval base of the Bangladeshi Navy in Chittagong district of Bangladesh.

Gurdwara Nanak Shahi

Chandraghona

Forty-eight kilometer from Chittagong on the Kaptai Road is one of the biggest paper mills in Asia.

Ratargul Swamp Forest

Ramna Park

Batali Hill

If you want to ride the highest hill within the metropolitan area, go to Batali Hill, near the Tiger Pass crossing.

Chittagong Ship Breaking Yard

The shipbreaking yards near the Indian Ocean are Chittagong's international claim to fame, but for the wrong reasons; these are considered one of the most polluted places on Earth with highly dangerous practices and hazardous working conditions. Greenpeace is actively campaigning against them and trying to bring this issue further into the light. Tourists are not usually welcome, but some travellers have been able to sweet-talk the gate-keeper and get amazing photos of massive ships being dismantled for parts and steel. There are many breaking yards stretching for miles, so start at one end and try your luck until you have success. Keep your wits about you, safety practices leave something to be desired. It's also wise to keep your camera hidden until you're out of view of the officials, lest you be mistaken for a journalist out to do them harm. Bus #6 runs from Station Road, or you could hire an auto-rickshaw.