Bangladesh, district by district.
A guide to every district in Bangla and English, a map that fills in as you travel, and trips you plan with friends. Everything works offline once downloaded.
The map is yours. Move over it to see names; tap a district to lift it.
Where the season is on your side.
The guides name the best months for every place. Pick a month, or a kind of place, and the map answers.
In November, 394 places in 64 districts are at their best.
Every district, by division.
Scroll, and the map flies from the tea hills to the mangroves. Each row opens a guide.
Sylhetসিলেট
Tea gardens rolling to the hills, swamp forests you row through, waterfalls at the border.
Chattogramচট্টগ্রাম
The longest beach in the world, the Hill Tracts, and a coral island at the very end of the country.
Barisalবরিশাল
Floating markets at dawn, launch decks on the Kirtankhola, and the beach where the sun both rises and sets.
Khulnaখুলনা
The Sundarbans, mosque cities of the fifteenth century, and the delta at its widest.
Rajshahiরাজশাহী
Mango orchards, Buddhist ruins older than the country, and the Padma at sunset.
Rangpurরংপুর
Where the Himalayas show on a clear winter morning, tea on the plains, and the oldest temple terracotta in the land.
Mymensinghময়মনসিংহ
The haor country, where villages become islands in the monsoon and the Garo hills begin.
Dhakaঢাকা
Mughal forts, the Buriganga, and the villages an hour out where the capital stops.
In season this month.
Four places whose best months include this one, photographed by the people who went.
Banshkhali Eco ParkChattogram, Park, eco park and picnic spotAzim Al Jabber, CC BY-SA 3.0
Jor Bangla TemplePabna, Hindu templeMd. Sarwar Ul Islam Fakir, CC BY-SA 4.0
Adinath Temple, MaheshkhaliCox's Bazar, Hindu templeRubelctgbd39, CC BY-SA 4.0
Kalagachhia Eco-tourism CentreSatkhira, Forest and mangroveMd.A.Masud, CC BY-SA 4.0
Written for Bangladesh. In Bangla and English.
- Best season, with the months that are good, fair, or wet.
- How to get there from Dhaka: bus, train, launch, fare, time.
- What to eat, where it's from, what you must try.
- Who to call. 999 is always one tap away.
Plan a trip with friends, in one link.
- Days and stops, dragged into order, with the route on a map.
- Tickets, hotels, and costs split without the spreadsheet.
- Vote on dates. Pack from one checklist. Get there.