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Bangladesh

Sunderbans

Bangladesh offers an outstanding destination, the Sundarbans, for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. It is the largest mangrove forest in the world, the abode of the Royal Bengal Tiger, and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can experience the diverse ecosystem of the Sundarbans on a boat ride and if you are lucky, you could spot the Royal Bengal Tiger or come across some rare species of birds.

Cox's Bazar

Cox's Bazar is known to have the largest unbroken sea beach in the world, spanning around 120 km. It is among the most popular travel destinations in Bangladesh. You can engage in watersports like surfing and parasailing or simply relax on the beach. The Saint Martin's Island nearby might also interest you.

Sylhet

The Sylhet region in Bangladesh is an attractive destination for nature lovers, which is famous for its rolling hills and tea estates. However, Sylhet also has a special cultural significance and is known as the country's spiritual capital. It is known to be the epicentre of Sufism in Bangladesh. You can visit the shrine of Hazrat Shah Jalal here and explore the Sreemangal tea gardens.

Rangamati

Rangamati is known for its breathtaking hills, stunning lakes, and indigenous culture. It is located in the Chittagong hill tracts. You have much to do in Rangamati, from trekking to boating on Kaptai Lake and checking out local handicrafts.

Chittagong (Chattogram)

Chittagong, also known as Chattogram, is your gateway to hill tracts and beaches in Bangladesh. It is a major port city in Bangladesh where you can experience both natural beauty and vibrant culture. Visit Foy's Lake and explore the beauty of Patenga Beach. However, don't miss the Kaptai National Park nearby.

Sreemangal

Sreemangal is another attractive tourist destination in Bangladesh known for its lush tea estates and tranquil atmosphere. It is also renowned as Bangladesh's tea capital and has much to offer for nature enthusiasts. You can visit the Lawachara National Park here or tour the tea estates. Do not miss taking a boat ride on the Khasia and Manipuri tribal villages or visiting the Madhabpur lake.

Paharpur (Somapura Mahavihar)

The Somapura Mahavihar is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Buddhist Vihar is an ancient Buddhist monastery in Paharpur and among South Asia's most important archaeological sites. Explore the ancient ruins of the monastery and learn more about the region's Buddhist history.

Bandarban

If you want to have an adventurous experience, head for Bandarban. It is known mainly for its hills, waterfalls, and the local tribal culture. You can engage in trekking, hiking, river cruises, or exploring remote areas in Bandarban. Don't miss visiting the famous Nafa-Khum waterfall here.

Dhaka

The capital city of Bangladesh offers a rich experience in terms of culture, history, and cuisine. Dhaka is a bustling metropolis where you can come across a mix of modern and historic landmarks. When in Dhaka, don't miss visiting the National Museum and other historical landmarks like the Lalbagh fort. Also, give the local traditional Bengali food a try.

Patuakhali and Kuakata

Kuakata, located along the southern coast of Bangladesh, is another exciting destination for nature lovers. This stunning sea beach and village on the southernmost tip of Bangladesh is a well-known destination from where you can experience the beautiful sunrise and sunset over the Bay of Bengal.

Turin

Turin is the place to go for world-class chocolate, superb coffee, and stunning royal palaces. Top attractions include Turin Cathedral, Piazza Castello, the National Cinema Museum, and Mole Antonelliana.

Genoa

Genoa is a port city featuring landmarks like the Palazzi dei Rolli, Palazzo Ducale, and the Aquarium of Genoa. The city also hosts the Salone Nautico, the world’s largest boat show.

Pisa

The Leaning Tower is synonymous with Pisa, but there’s more to explore here, including Piazza dei Cavalieri, Camposanto Monumentale, and Museo dell’Opera del Duomo. A walk along the Arno River also provides a memorable experience.

Siena

If you want to experience medieval architecture or watch the Palio horse race, Siena is the place to go. Explore the historic centre, visit Palazzo Pubblico, and check out museums like Pinacoteca Nazionale and Museo dell’Opera Metropolitana. For food lovers, panforte and pici pasta are must-tries.

Palermo

Palermo, the capital of Sicily, is famous for the Norman Palace, Palermo Cathedral, Quattro Canti, and Teatro Massimo. Be sure to explore the historic markets of Vucciria and Ballarò and try traditional dishes like panelle and arancini.

Catania

Situated at the base of Mount Etna, Catania is known for Piazza del Duomo and Catania Cathedral. Other notable sites include Ursino Castle and the Roman Amphitheatre. For hiking enthusiasts, a guided tour of the volcano is highly recommended.

Bari

Bari, a port city on the Adriatic Sea, holds significant historical importance. Visit Bari Cathedral, Basilica of San Nicholas, Bari Vecchia, and Castello Svevo. The Lungomare Promenade and Petruzzelli Theatre are also worth a stop.