The tourism industry of Bangladesh has a bright future. Because there are all the places full of natural riches. Teknaf from Teknaf is 56 thousand square miles of natural beauty. Today we will showcase the top ten tourism centers in Bangladesh.
1. Cox's Bazar beach
The location of the sea beach of Cox's Bazar in the Bay of Bengal. It is the world's largest beach. One of the centers of tourism in Bangladesh is Bindu Cox's Bazar and Cox's Bazar Sea Beach. Cox's Bazar will conquer your mind with ocean, sea-fish, and many other gems of sand.
2. Kuakata
Sea Soitik Kuakata located in the southwestern Bangladesh. Known as the daughter of Kuakata Sea. 18 kilometer long Kuakata beach is one of the major tourist attractions of Bangladesh. The special feature of Kuakata is that both sunrise and sunset are visible from here. There is a mishripara Buddhist temple here. Where is the tallest Buddhist statue of the subcontinent.
3. Saint Martin's Island
Saint Martin's Island in the south-eastern part of the Bay of Bengal. It is located 9 km south of Cox's Bazar coast and 8 km east of the Myanmar coast at the mouth of the Naf river. It is the only coral island in Bangladesh. St. Martin is called coconut gingerbread.
4. Nilgiri Tourism Center
Nilgiri Tourism Center on the hill in the Bandarban district of Bangladesh From here you can easily reach the clouds. Nilgiri Tourism Center is located at 2200 meters above sea level.
5. Sundarbans
The mangrove forest Sundarbans is located in the south of Bangladesh. To survive in the tide of the tide, the trees create a special respiration. The world's largest mangrove forest Sundarbans. The Royal Bengal Tiger is the only one found in India and Bangladesh. Also the deer, the saltwater crocodile is famous.
6. The float market in the south
Centennial old traditional floating market is situated on the Kartipashsha canal of village Vimruli, about 15 kilometers from the southern district of Jhalakathi. The locality here is the source of livelihood of the local people. During the Guayaa season and the Emraan season, the hat has a lot of fun for about three months.
7. Sajak valley
Sajak Valley, the attractive tourist center of the Sage Union of Rangamati district of Bangladesh. Sajak Valley, known as the Roam of Rangamati district, is about 1800 feet high above sea level. When living in neighboring villages, living in Lusai, Tripura and Pankha tribe, Sajak Valley has further beautified.
8. 8. Sixty-Dome mosque
Sixty-Dome mosque in the southwestern district of Bangladesh is one of the most attractive architectural structures in Bagerhat city. Khan Jahan Ali built the mosque It is believed that this mosque was built in the 18th century. It has sixty dome names, but it has 77 dome. In 1983, UNESCO awarded the sixty-domed mosque to the World Heritage Site.
9. Tangua haor
Tangail Haor is a haor located in Sunamganj district of greater Sylhet, Bangladesh. The haor is the second largest sweet water wetland in Bangladesh spread over almost 100 square kilometers. The haority near the local people is also known as the Nukudi Kandar Sekkuri Bill. It is the second ramsar of Bangladesh, the first is the Sundarbans.
10. Sonargaon
Until 1610, Sonargaon was very important to run the rule of the Bengal region. Sonargaon's ancient name was Subarnagram. For the purpose of governing governance, the Muslim rulers established many establishments here. These include Khasnagar Dighi, Nilkuthi of Dulalpur, Goaldi Shahi Mosque, Aminpur Math, Damodardi Math, Residential Buildings of Panam Nagar, Big Sardar House etc.