City Seeker

  Bangladesh, which is bordered by India to the west, is a lush country crisscrossed by numerous rivers and fertile landscapes. It is located on the Bay of Bengal and has a beautiful coastline with seaside towns and beaches. This country is home to a portion of the Sundarbans mangrove forest. Apart from its major cities, such as the capital Dhaka, the offbeat traveler should visit its splendid riverside hamlets and lush green countryside. Here's a rundown of some of Bangladesh's most charming towns and villages, as well as the attractions near them: Cox’s Bazar A seaside haven and a fishing port, Cox’s Bazaar is Bangladesh’s favorite coastal getaway. Locally known as Panowa, Cox’s Bazar derived its intriguing name from Captain Hiram Cox, of the British East India Company. It is most notable for harboring the eponymous beach, which is deemed as the world’s ‘largest uninterrupted natural sea beach’. Visitors who love the outdoors can visit Himchari National Park and explore its