Bangladesh Places: 50 Best Places to Visit in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is a landlocked country in South Asia, on the east coast of India’s Bay of Bengal. The country is characterized by its abundance of flora and fauna, as well as its abundance of waterways.
The Ganges, the Meghna, and the Jamuna rivers carve the country’s fertile plains. Boating is a popular way to travel around the country. On the country’s south coast, the vast mangrove forests shared with East India are home to the king of all wild cats, the Bengal tiger.
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1. Dhaka
Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, is one of the largest cities in South Asia. It is situated on the banks of the Buriganga River and is the hub of national administration, commerce, and culture. The historic city dates back to the 17th century, when it was the capital of Bengal under the Mughal Empire.
Numerous palaces and mosques are still standing in the city. The National Parliament House complex, designed by American architect Louis Khan, is emblematic of the rapidly expanding modern metropolis. – Bangladesh Places
2. Lalbagh Fort
The name Lalbagh means Red Garden in Bengali. It refers to the reddish-pink architecture of the area. The original name of the fort was ‘Fort Aurangabad’. It is located in the old town of Dhaka in Bangladesh.
The construction of the fort was initiated by Prince Mohammad Azam Shah.
He is the son of Aurangzeb, the future emperor of the Mughals. After his father recalled him, he supervised the construction of the fort. However, the construction process came to a halt due to the death of his daughter, ‘Fairy Lady’, who Shaista Khan believed to bring a bad omen to the area. She was buried in the fort. – Bangladesh Places
3. Ahsan Manzil Museum
Located in the historic quarter of Kumartoli, Ahsan Manzil is one of the oldest and most important palaces in Dhaka. It was the residence and the capital of the Nawabs of Dhaka. It is now a museum and has been declared an Ancient City of Dhaka heritage site. – Bangladesh Places
4. Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban
The National Parliament Building in Dhaka, Bangladesh, is the official residence of the Parliament of Bangladesh. It is located in the Sher-e’Bangla Nagar area of Dhaka, Bangladesh. The National Parliament Building was designed by the architect Louis Kahn while Bangladesh was still a part of Pakistan. It is considered to be one of the world’s largest legislative complexes. – Bangladesh Places
The complex covers an area of 200 acres. The National Parliament Building was featured in the 2003 movie My Architect, which focused on the career and family life of the architect Louis Kahn. The author Robert McCarter called the National Parliament one of the most important buildings of the 20th century. – Bangladesh Places
5. Bangladesh National Museum
The National Museum of Bangladesh is the country’s national museum. The museum’s name is derived from the Sanskrit word for “museum”.The museum is well-structured and displays are arranged chronologically in various departments such as the Department of Ethnography and Decorative Art, Department of History and Classic Art, Department of Natural History, and Department of Contemporary and World Civilization. The National Museum also has a well-preserved conservation laboratory. The first curator of Bangladesh National Museum worked from 1914 to 1947. – Bangladesh Places
6. Central Shaheed Minar
Shahid Minar, also known as “The Martyr Tower”, is a national monument located in the heart of Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was erected on February 21, 2023, at 1 AM, to honor those who were killed during the demonstrations of the 1952 Bengali Language Movement in East Pakistan.
On February 21 and February 22, 1952, students from Dhaka University and the Dhaka Medical College, as well as political activists, were killed by the Pakistani police when they were attacking Bengali protesters demanding the official status of their native language, Bengali.
The massacre took place in the area of Dhaka Medical College near Ramna Park. On February 23, a makeshift monument was erected by students of the Dhaka Medical College, but it was destroyed by the Pakistani police on February 26, 2023. – Bangladesh Places
7. Ramna Park
Ramna Park is one of the largest parks and recreation areas in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Located in the heart of the capital city of Dhaka, this forested park with a pond at its center is one of Dhaka’s most picturesque areas. Islamabad’s diplomatic district is named after Ramna Park. – Bangladesh Places
8. Gulshan Lake Park
Gulshan Lake is a body of water located on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is situated on the banks of Gulshan-Thana Road, Shahjadpur Road, Baridhara Road, and Qayyum Chowrangi Road.
In June 2015, the government was ordered by the Bangladesh High Court to release Gulshan Lake to the people who had encroached upon it. Since the attack in Dhaka in July 2016, all the boats in the lake have been removed.
The government has announced plans to provide water taxis to the lake. In April 2017, the Capital Development Authority under the Ministry of Housing and Public Works destroyed several structures on the bank of the lake to pave the way for the construction of a pathway. – Bangladesh Places
9. Bangladesh Air Force Museum
The Bangladesh Air Force Museum opened its doors to the general public on October 14, 2014. It is situated on the west side of the runway near Taltola Gate in the Agargahon area of Dhaka. Within its spacious interior, various phased-out aircraft and equipment, including those that took part in the famous Bangladesh Liberation War, have been preserved. – Bangladesh Places
10. Bangabandhu Military Museum
The Bangladesh Military Museum is the country’s military museum. The museum is managed by the Bangladesh Army. The museum is situated next to Bangladesh National Theater Bangabandhu. The Bangabandhu Military Museum is situated next door to Bangladesh National Theatre.
The museum is located next to Bangladesh National Television. The museum is situated near the Bangladesh National Film Bangabandhu National Theatre. The museum is situated in the heart of Bangladesh’s capital city, Dhaka. – Bangladesh Places
11. Dhakeshwari National Temple
The Dhakeshwar National Temple, also known as Dhakeshwara National Temple or Dhakeshreer National Temple, is a state-owned Hindu temple located in Dhaka. It is one of the most important places of worship for Hindus in the country.
It is the largest Hindu Temple in Bangladesh. The Dhakeshwar Temple is one of the renowned Shakti Pethas in the Indian subcontinent. This is where the jewel of Sati’s crown fell. The name “Dhakeshwar” is derived from the Sanskrit word for “Goddess”.
The Dhakeshwara Temple (“Deshwar Temple”, “Deshwar” or “Deshur” in Bengali means “God’s Temple”.
The Dhakeshwar National Temple is considered to be the most important place of worship for Hindus in Bangladesh. Bangladesh’s ‘National Temple’ or ‘Deshur’. – Bangladesh Places
12. Baitul Mukarram National Mosque
The National Mosque of Bangladesh is the largest and most important religious building in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is located in the heart of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. The mosque has a capacity of over 42,000 people. the name of the mosque is derived from the Arabic word “Baitul” meaning “The Holy House” and the Bengali word “Baytul” which translates to “The Holy House”.
The mosque was built in 1968 and was designed by architect AbdulhuseinM. Thailand. On April 27, 1959, Mr. Abdul Latif Ibrahim Bawani, the owner of the then Bawani jute mills, held a meeting in his house with Mr. GA Madani, Mr. Haji Abdullah Bawani, Mr. MH Adamji, Mr. Sattar, Mr. Muhammad Sadiq, Mr. Azn Rezai Karim, and Mr. Major General Kumrao Khan. In the meeting, Mr. Bawani proposed to Mr. Khan that a large mosque be constructed in Dhaka. Mr. Khan agreed to help construct the mosque. – Bangladesh Places
13. Chattogram
Chittagong, a port city on the southeast coast of Bangladesh, is home to the Ethnological Museum, which houses collections of ethnological artifacts from all over the country. The Zia Memorial Museum inside the old Old Circuit House houses items that belonged to former President Ziaur Rahman who was killed in Chittagong in 1981.
Chandanpura mosque, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, features onion-like domes and brightly colored minarets. – Bangladesh Places
14. Patenga Sea Beach
Patenga Beach is a Bay of Bengal beach located 14 kilometers south of Chattogram port in Bangladesh. It is close to the Karnaphuli River mouth. Patenga Beach is close to the Bangladesh Naval Academy of the Bangladesh Navy and Shah Amanat International Airport. – Bangladesh Places
15. Foy’s Lake
Foy’s Lake, also known as Foy’s Chowrangi or Foy Lake, is a man-made lake in the Chittagong, Bangladesh area. It was constructed in the year 1924 by building a dam across a stream coming down from the hillocks in the north of the city. The lake aimed to supply water to the people living in the nearby railway colony. The lake was named after the Railway engineer Mr Foy, who is believed to have made the project a reality.
Pahartali used to be a railway town with a workshop, a yard, and a shed. Nowadays, there is a carriage shop, a diesel shop, a loco shop, a lab, shops, an electric shop, and a school. A large number of railway workers live in the colony. The Concord group gate is located on the opposite side of USTC. The area belongs to the Railway, but an amusement park is operated by the Concord group. – Bangladesh Places
16. Khoiyachora Waterfalls
Khoijachora waterfall is a hill waterfall located in the Mirsharai hills of Chittagong District, Mirsarai, Bangladesh. Khoijachora Waterfall and its corridor are among the largest in the hilly belt. The waterfall has seven main cascading waterfalls and many isolated steps.
Due to the location of the waterfall, the name of the waterfall has been changed to Khhoiyachora waterfall. The waterfall falls in Chittagong and Mirsarai Union. Other waterfalls in the Mirsarai area include Komoldoho waterfall, Napittachora waterfall, Sahasradhar waterfall, Jharjhari waterfall, etc. – Bangladesh Places
17. Shadhinata Complex
Shadhinata Complex Kalurghat Chittagong is the location of this amusement park. In addition to this, there are three other amusement parks in the Chittagong district. There are also 30 amusement parks in this district in different categories. You can find the location of the amusement park Shadhinata complex on the map above.– Bangladesh Places
18. Guliakhali Sea Beach
Gulai Sea Beach is situated at Muradpur Beach, Sitakunda, Chittagong Division, Bangladesh. Sitakunda town is 5 km from Gulai sea beach. – Bangladesh Places
19. Jamboree Park
Jamburi Park, also known as Jamboree or Jamboree, is an urban park located in the area of Agrabad, Jamboree Chowrangi, Dhaka, Bangladesh. The park has a total area of 50,000 sq. ft. with a water body of 4,600 sq. ft. It has an 8,000 ft. walkway and a compound road.
The park also has an internal master drain with a total area of 2,400 m2. The park is situated in the area of SM Morish Road and is the most popular urban park in port city. Established in 2018, the park consists of 8.55 Acres acquired by the municipality of Dhaka. – Bangladesh Places
20. Hillview Park & Cafe
This is a place for family entertainment. The entry fee is 50 taka. The surrounding area is not very large. There’s a small lake. Visitors can go by Boat. There’s a Train for kids to ride. There’s a little kids’ play area. There’s an Artificial Waterfall too. During the time of prayer, visitors can go by the ground floor of the round cafe and offer their prayers. There are several places for eating on the hillside. – Bangladesh Places
21. Cox’s Bazar
Cox’s Bazar is a coastal town on Bangladesh’s southeast coast. It is renowned for its long, sandy shoreline, which stretches from Sea Beach to Kolatoli Beach in the north. The town is also home to the ancient Buddhist monastery of Aggameda Khyang, which houses bronze sculptures and hundreds of Buddhist manuscripts.
Just south of the town is the picturesque Himchari rainforest, which is home to waterfalls and a variety of birds. In the north, sea turtles live on the nearby Sonadia Island. – Bangladesh Places
22. Sylhet
Sylhet is situated on the banks of the Surma River in eastern Bangladesh. It is famous for the Sufi shrines in the area, such as the elaborate tomb and mosque of the 14th-century holy man Hazrat Shariat Shah Jalal. Dargah Gate is now a major pilgrimage place in Sylhet.
The small Museum of Rajas houses the belongings of local folk poet Hassan Raja. At the 3-domed gate of Sylhet is the 17th-century Shahi Eidgah, a large open-air hilltop mosque built by Aurangzeb. – Bangladesh Places
23. Hazrat Shahjalal Mazar Sharif
The Dargah is a shrine and burial site of Shah Jalal, a 14th-century Bangladeshi Muslim saint. Located in Sylhet, the Dargah is the largest and most popular religious site in Bangladesh. The shrine was originally constructed in the year 1500, but many alterations and additions were made to the structures over the centuries.
The shrine became a religious center in the region and was respected by multiple ruling administrations. The shrine was highly revered among the Bengali people, and local folklore and legends developed around it. The large compound surrounding the shrine serves several functions, such as four mosques, a religious school, and a public cemetery.
24. Keane Bridge
The Keane Bridge is one of the most important landmarks of Sylhet city in Bangladesh. It is also known as the gateway to the city. The bridge was constructed in 1936 by the American ambassador to Bangladesh, Earl Robert Miller after he visited the city and recommended that it be used only as a pedestrian bridge.
Vehicles are not allowed to cross the bridge, making it the longest pedestrian bridge in Bangladesh. This bridge is over the Surma River at the center of the city, which is located about 246 km northeast of Dhaka, Bangladesh’s capital.
Sir Michael Keane was the English governor of Assam between 1932 and 1937, and the bridge is named after him. The bridge is constructed of iron and steel, resembling a bow. It has a length of 1150 feet and a breadth of 18 feet. The total cost of the bridge is about Taka 5,6 million. – Bangladesh Places
25. Lakkatura Tea Garden
The largest and most beautiful tea garden in Bangladesh, Lakkatura is located at Amberkhana Point, Sylhet, 1.5 km forward from Osmani Airport, Chaukidhenki upazila, Sylhet district. This tea state covers an area of 1293 hectares or approximately 3200 acres. This tea state produces around 500,000 kg of tea annually. The signboard of the tea state is visible towards the airport.
The guesthouse of the tea estate is located inside the tea garden of Lakkatura. The guesthouse consists of three rooms, a kitchen, and guestrooms. The guestrooms can be used for Barbecue or Campfire. Hotels are available in the city, so you can stay in hotels as well.
If you just want to walk in the tea garden, you can go to the main gate and ask the guard to go in. The bungalow of the tea master and assistant manager is on the top of the hill. – Bangladesh Places
26. National Martyrs’ Monument
The National Martyrs’ Memorial is Bangladesh’s national memorial. It was built to commemorate the martyrs who died during the 1971 War of Liberation and Genocide, which led to Bangladesh’s independence. The memorial is situated in Savar, approximately 35 km northeast of the capital Dhaka. The monument was designed and constructed by the Concord Group and named after Syed Mainul Hassan. – Bangladesh Places
27. Sajek Valley
Sajek Valley is a popular tourist destination in Bangladesh. It is located among the hills of the Kasalong mountain range in the union of Sajek in Baghaichhari upazila, Rangamati district. It is situated at 2,000 feet above sea level. Sajek Valley is also known as the queen of hills & roof of Rangamati.
Sajek Union is situated in the north of the Chittagong hill tract. Sajek union is located in Baghaichori upazila in rangsamati hill district. Sajek Union is 67 km northeast of Khagrachi town and 95 km northeast of Rangsamati city. Bangladesh’s border with Mizoram state of India is 8 km east of Sajek. – Bangladesh Places
28. Shahi Eidgah
Shahi Eid Gah Mosque is an 18th-century Sufi mosque located in Multan, Pakistan. It is situated on the main road between Multan and Lahore in the Northeast of Multan’s oldest part. The Sufi shrine adjacent to the mosque dates back to the 20th century.
The mosque was constructed in 1735 CE under the rule of Muhammad Shah of the Mughal Empire. The money for the construction of the mosque was provided by the Mughal Governor of Multan, Abdul Samad Khan. The architect of the mosque is Ahmed Saeed Kazmi. – Bangladesh Places
29. Barishal
Barisal, or Barishal in Bengali, is one of the largest cities in Bangladesh and the administrative capital of Barisal District and Barisal Division, both parts of the state of Bangladesh. It is a major city located on the banks of the Kirtankhole River in the south-central part of the country.
The city was founded in 1876 during British rule in India as Barishal and was upgraded to a City Corporation on July 25, 2002. Barisal is the third largest financial hub in Bangladesh after Dhaka and Kolkata.
Barishal has a population of approximately 533,000 as per the 2023 National Census and approximately 250,000 according to the 2018 voters’ list of the city election. There are 30 wards in Barishal and 50 mahallas in Barishal. It was once known as Venice of East or Venice of Bengal. – Bangladesh Places
30. Planet Park
Planet Park is the only Amusement Park in Barisal District. There are 20+ Amusement Parks in Barisal District in other categories. The exact location of Planet Park is Band Road. – Bangladesh Places
31. Bibir Pukur
Bibir Pukur reservoir in Barisal city, 200 years old, has been in a state of disrepair for a long time now. The water has become contaminated due to the dumping of waste and poor maintenance by the authorities. A part of the boundary grill that collapsed last year is still waiting to be repaired. The photo was recently taken. Photo: Star. – Bangladesh Places
32. Rajshahi
Located on the northern bank of the Padma River, close to the Bangladesh-India border, Rajshahi is a major city, commercial hub, and educational hub in Bangladesh. It also administers the eponymous Rajshahi Division and district. The city is bordered by the satellite towns Of Nowhata & Katakhali which together form an urban conurbation of approximately 1 million inhabitants.
The modern city of Rajshahi is located in the ancient area of Pundrabardhana and is believed to have been founded as early as 1634, based on epigraphic evidence from the mausoleum of the Sufi holy man Shah Mamdum. A Dutch settlement was established in the area in the 18th century.
The municipality of Rajshahi was established in 1876 under the British Raj. It was the divisional headquarters of the larger Rajshahi Division, the largest division of Bengal Province. – Bangladesh Places
33. Khulna
Khulna is the third largest city in Bangladesh after Dhaka and Chittagong. It is the administrative center of Khulna district and Khulna division. The city has a GDP of $53 billion and a PPP of $95 billion in 2020. The city corporation area, which includes the city of Khulna and its surrounding areas, had a total population of 718.735 at the time of the 2022 census.
Situated on the banks of the Rupsha River and the Bhairab River, Khulna is a strategic point in southwest Bangladesh. The city is a hub for Bangladeshi industry and is home to many of the largest companies in the country. The port of Mongla, one of the oldest and busiest seaports in Bangladesh, serves Khulna. – Bangladesh Places
34. Sonargaon
Sonargaon, or Golden Hamlet in Bengali, is a city in central Bangladesh, located in the Narayanganj Upazila of Dhaka Division. It is one of the oldest cities in the historical region of Bengal. It was an administrative center in eastern Bengal and a river port.
The hinterland of Sonargaon was the center of Bengal’s muslin trade with a large number of weavers and craftsmen living there. Ancient Greek and Roman accounts mention an emporium in the hinterland which archaeologists have identified along with the wari-bateshwar ruins in the area. This area was the base of the Vanga dynasty, Samatata dynasty, Sena dynasty, and Deva dynasty. – Bangladesh Places
35. Rangamati
Rangamati, also known as Rangamati Hill District or simply Rangamati, is a town and administrative headquarters of Chittagong Hill District in Chittagong District, Bangladesh. It is situated at 22°37 N 92°12 E, 14 meters above sea level. It is 77 km away from Chittagong by road.
The township is situated on the western shore of the lake Kaptai. It is a popular holiday destination in Bangladesh due to its beautiful landscape, scenery, lakes, local handicrafts, flora, and fauna, an indigenous museum, and hanging bridge. – Bangladesh Places
36. Kuakata
The city of Kuakata is located in the southern part of Bangladesh. Kuakata is famous for its sea beach. The beach at Kuakata is 18 km long and 3 km wide. You can see the Bay of Bengal from the beach. You can see sunrise and sunset from the beach. – Bangladesh Places
37. Jhau Bon
Jhau Bon is one of the most beautiful places in Kuakata, Jhau Bon is near the sea beach, and Jhau Forest was created by the Government initiative, Tourists or Travelers can visit Jhau Bon by walking, surrounded by Jhau trees and coconut trees, this place is a better to place to see the Sunrise scenery in Kuakata.
There is a nice Eco Park in the Jhubon area, Kuakata, this Eco park will be the best place for a Picnic or Junket. Gangamati reserved forest is situated to the east of Jhau Forest, so the traveler will be able to visit both places at the same time. In this area, you will be able to see the beautiful structure of the forest, big Jhau trees, sand, etc. – Bangladesh Places
38. Andharmanik River
Andharmanik River is a river in BRiverdesh. The Andharmanik is one of the major coastal rivers in the Ganges-Padma system. This river is one of the main rivers in the Upazila of Kalapara, Patuakhali, Bangladesh. In recent years, the people in Kalapara have expressed their worries about the drying-up of the river. – Bangladesh Places
39. The Sundarbans
Sundarbans is one of the world’s largest mangrove forests. It is located in the delta of the Bay of Bengal, where the Gange, Brahmaputra, and Meghan meet. The Sundarban reserve forest in Bangladesh is the largest in the world.
The Sundarbans area stretches from the Baleswar River in Bangladesh’sRiversion Khulna to the Hooghly River in India’s state Bengal. The area is made up of closed & open mangrove forests, land used for agriculture, and mudflats. – Bangladesh Places
40. Srimangal
Sreeemangal, also known as Sreeemangal or Sreeemul in Bengali, is one of the upazilas of Moulwibazar, Sylhet Division, Bangladesh. It is situated in the southwest part of the district. It borders Habiganj in the west and Tripura in the south. It is known as the ‘tea capital’ of Bangladesh.
The area is famous for tea fields. In addition to tea, the area is also known for rubber, pineapple, and wood as well as betel and lemon. – Bangladesh Places
41. Saint Martin
Situated in the southeast of Bangladesh, Saint Martin is the country’s only coral island. This small island is also known as “Narikele Jinjira” by the locals due to the abundance of coconut that grows here. Saint Martin is one of Bangladesh’s most beautiful islands and is home to some of the best beaches in the country. It is also a popular destination for beach sports, beach parties, and a bonfire.
Scuba diving and speed boat tours are available on the island, as well as a variety of beach restaurants and shacks for enjoying local fresh seafood. – Bangladesh Places
42. Paharpur
The ruins of the Buddhist vihara at Paharpur in Bangladesh are one of the most popular archaeological sites in Bangladesh. Paharpur is one of the oldest Buddhist sites in the world, dating back to the 7th century AD. The ruins of Paharpur are one of the oldest archaeological sites in the world. It dates back to the 12th century AD. The structures are destroyed.
Paharpur plays a significant role in the development of Vajrayana Buddhism, the new branch of Buddhism. Vajrayana Buddhism is still the dominant form of Buddhism practiced in Tibet. – Bangladesh Places
43. Amiakhum Waterfall
Deep in the mountains lies the Amiachum Waterfall. This waterfall is a popular destination for local people, nature lovers, and peace-seekers alike. It is one of the most beautiful cascading patterns of nature. The waterfalls fall from a very small height, making it an ideal place to cool down in a swimming pool.
While tourists come here to swim and do other water-based activities, people also come here to take pictures of the beautiful scenery. – Bangladesh Places
44. Bagerhat
If you want to discover the best tourist spots in Bangladesh, then you must visit the historical town of Bagerhat where you can uncover the secrets of history. Bagerhat was founded in the 15th century as a Sufi city by the Sufi mystic and ruler Qutb Khan Ali. It remained undiscovered for centuries due to the presence of vegetation until it was discovered in the 19th century.
Today, it is one of Bangladesh’s best tourist spots. It houses about fifty medieval mosques and mausoleums, as well as an open-air museum of the Asian Muslim architecture heritage. One of the most well-known places in Bagerhat is the Chandra Mahal eco-park. Built on about 30 acres of land, the park is characterized by its architectural beauty. – Bangladesh Places
45. Comilla
Comilla is a city in eastern Bangladesh, located on the banks of the Gomti River. It is a division-centered city district, with surrounding districts commuting to Comilla in a variety of ways. The city was one of the ancient cities of Bengal. It was also the capital of the Tripura kingdom.
The Comilla City Corporation covers an area of 53,04 square kilometers. The surrounding areas of the city are considered suburbs of the main city. The nearest land port is Bibi Bazar, which is 5 km away from the city.
The airport of Comilla is located at Dulipara on the outskirts of the city. In addition to the airport, several industrial factories have been constructed in the airport area, making it a commercial and business hub. – Bangladesh Places
46. Bogra
Bogra is a city in the District of Bogra in the Division of Rajshahi, Bangladesh. It is also known as the capital of Northern Bangladesh. Bogra is the second-largest city in terms of area and population of Rajshahi Division after Rangpur Division. The city is connected to the rest of Bangladesh by the Bogra Bridge. – Bangladesh Places
47. Gaur
The city of Gauḍa is one of the oldest and most important cities of Bengal in the present-day Indian subcontinent. It was one of the most important cities in classical and medieval India. It was the capital of Bengal under various kingdoms. The area around Gauḍa was also the province of various pan-Indian kingdoms. – Bangladesh Places
48. Puthia
Puthia is one of the historical and traditional places in Bangladesh. It is also known as Puthia Rabi and Shiva Temple Complex. Puthia Upazila is one of the most important Upazilas in Bangladesh.
The name of this Upazila is “Puthia”.This Upazila is located in Division Rajshahi. The location of Puthia covers an area of 192.64 kms with 30,484 houses. – Bangladesh Places
49. Banglar Taj Mahal
The Banglar Taj Mahal, a replica of the iconic Taj Mahal in India, took over five years to construct. Construction of this stunning monument began in 2003 and it is known for its intricate designs and stunning architecture.The Taj Mahal has a beautiful green garden with cascading fountains and flowering flowers, and visitors can take a refreshing stroll here. – Bangladesh Places
50. Armenian Church
The National Church of Armenia is the Church of the Armenians. It is part of Oriental Orthodoxy and one of the oldest Christian institutions in the world. The first official Primate of the Church was St. Bartholomew of Edessa, the son of Bartholomew the Great. The Church was also known as the Armenian Orthodox Church, the Armenian Church, or the Armenian Gregorian church.
The Church of Armenia was founded in the first century AD by the mission of Bartholomew, the son of Thaddeus the Great. In the 4th century, the Kingdom of Armenia became the first state in the world to recognize Christianity as the official religion. – Bangladesh Places
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