tourism in bangladesh

Some 30 families are currently involved in community tourism at the Monipuri village of Moulvibazar’s Kamalganj upazila. The pilot project was initiated by the government two years ago. Photo: TBS/Ranjit Jony
Districts

Community-based tourism sees huge potential in Moulvibazar

Collected
Economy

Parjatan Corporation on way to recovery

Domestic tourism flourishes after reopening sites
Economy

Domestic tourism flourishes after reopening sites

Most sites are not tourist-friendly
Bangladesh

Most sites are not tourist-friendly

Barishal Launch ghat which serves as stoppage for launches and steamer. Photo/Farid Farabi
Explorer

Mesmerising Mehendiganj

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md Shahriar Alam, MP. Photo: UNB
Bangladesh

Tourism can be a way to recover losses caused by pandemic: Dhaka

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Explorer

Three popular places to visit in Rangamati 

The country's only ropeway remains shut since its last closure in 2014. According to the railway sources, the East Pakistan Railway started construction of the 19.20km long ropeway from Bholaganj to Chhatak in 1964 which became operational in the early 1970s. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Country’s lone ropeway in Sylhet now under threat

Resorts opening doors to more guests
Bangladesh

Resorts opening doors to more guests

A known trekking destination, CHT has just been rediscovered as a kayaking heaven by the country’s outdoor lovers. Photo: Fazlay Rabby/The Great Sangu Expedition
Panorama

Reviving adventure tourism in the CHT

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Industry

Tourism far from pandemic recovery

Tourist destinations are not bustling with tourists like before. This photo was taken at HumHum waterfall, Moulvibazar. Photo: Sohel Rana
Panorama

The plight of adventurers in a travel-restricted world

Tourists from different corners of the country have started to influx in Sylhet to enjoy its serene natural beauty and thus bringing new hope for the industry. Photo: Collected
Industry

Brushing fear aside, more tourists crowding holiday destinations