Famous Places in All 64 Districts of Bangladesh: A District-by-District List
What to see in every district, on one page. The best-known sights in all 64 districts across the eight divisions, each linked to its own guide, plus tips on planning travel to all 64 districts.
- Districts
- 64, in eight divisions
- Per district
- 1–3 of the best-known places
- Details
- A separate guide page for every place
- Updated
- 2026
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Bangladesh is a small country, but every district has something of its own: the sea in one, hills in another, a thousand-year-old monastery, a zamindar's palace or a haor somewhere else. This list answers "what is there to see in my district?" and "I want to visit all 64 districts, where do I start?". It covers the best-known sights in all 64 districts, division by division. Tap any district or place name for our guide page, with how to get there, costs, where to stay and eat, and emergency numbers.
How to use this list
- Each district lists 1–3 places, the ones most people visit there. The district guide has many more.
- Tap a district name for the full district guide, or a place name for that place's own page.
- Mark the districts you've visited and make your own map at Make my map.
Dhaka division (13 districts)
- Dhaka: Lalbagh Fort, Ahsan Manzil, National Parliament House
- Faridpur: Home of Palli Kabi Jasimuddin
- Gazipur: Bhawal National Park, Safari Park, Gazipur
- Gopalganj: Tungipara Mausoleum
- Kishorganj: Nikli Haor, Itna–Mithamoin–Austagram road, Pagla Mosque
- Madaripur: Shakuni Lake, Padma Bridge south end, Shibchar
- Manikganj: Baliati Zamindar Bari
- Munshiganj: Padma Bridge viewpoint, Mawa, Idrakpur Fort
- Narayanganj: Panam Nagar, Folk Art and Crafts Museum, Sonargaon
- Narsingdi: Wari-Bateshwar
- Rajbari: Godar Bazar, Padma bank
- Shariatpur: Padma Bridge, Jajira end
- Tangail: Mohera Zamindar Bari, Atia Mosque, Madhupur National Park
Chattogram division (11 districts)
- Bandarban: Nilgiri, Nilachal, Golden Temple (Buddha Dhatu Jadi)
- Brahmanbaria: Kal Bhairab Temple, Arifail Mosque, Akhaura Land Port
- Chandpur: Boro Station Molehead (meeting of three rivers)
- Chattogram: Patenga Sea Beach, Foy's Lake, Chandranath Hill
- Cox's Bazar: Cox's Bazar Sea Beach, Marine Drive, Himchari
- Cumilla: Shalban Vihara, Mainamati War Cemetery
- Feni: Muhuri Project
- Khagrachhari: Alutila Cave, Richhang Waterfall
- Lakshmipur: Majuchowdhury Hat
- Noakhali: Nijhum Dwip
- Rangamati: Kaptai Lake, Hanging Bridge, Sajek Valley
Sylhet division (4 districts)
- Habiganj: Satchari National Park
- Moulvibazar: Lawachara National Park, Sreemangal's tea gardens, Madhabkunda Waterfall
- Sunamganj: Tanguar Haor, Niladri Lake (Tekerghat), Barikka Tila
- Sylhet: Ratargul Swamp Forest, Jaflong, Bichanakandi
Rajshahi division (8 districts)
- Bogura: Mahasthangarh, Behula's Bashor Ghor (Gokul Medh)
- Chapainawabganj: Chhoto Sona Masjid
- Joypurhat: Lakma Rajbari, Pagla Dewan Killing Field
- Naogaon: Paharpur Buddhist Vihara, Kusumba Mosque
- Natore: Natore Rajbari, Uttara Ganabhaban (Dighapatia Rajbari), Chalan Beel
- Pabna: Hardinge Bridge and Lalon Shah Bridge
- Rajshahi: Varendra Research Museum, Padma Garden and T-Bandh, Puthia Temple Complex
- Sirajganj: Jamuna Bridge and Eco Park, Rabindra Kachharibari, Shahzadpur
Rangpur division (8 districts)
- Dinajpur: Kantajew Temple, Ramsagar National Park
- Gaibandha: Friendship Centre
- Kurigram: Chilmari Port, Dharla Bridge
- Lalmonirhat: Tista Barrage, Tin Bigha Corridor and Dahagram
- Nilphamari: Nilsagar Dighi, Tista Barrage (Dalia)
- Panchagarh: Kanchenjunga from Tetulia, Banglabandha Zero Point
- Rangpur: Tajhat Zamindar Bari
- Thakurgaon: Suryapuri mango tree of Harinmari
Khulna division (10 districts)
- Bagerhat: Sixty Dome Mosque, Shrine of Khan Jahan Ali, Karamjal
- Chuadanga: Carew & Co., Darshana, Darshana railway station and border
- Jashore: Sagardari (Madhusudan's home), Godkhali flower village
- Jhenaidah: Old mosques of Barobazar
- Khulna: Sundarbans (tours from Khulna)
- Kushtia: Shrine of Lalon Shah (Chheuria), Shilaidaha Kuthibari
- Magura: Palace of Raja Sitaram Roy
- Meherpur: Mujibnagar Memorial
- Narail: S. M. Sultan Memorial Museum
- Satkhira: Sundarbans, Munshiganj-Kalagachhia
Barishal division (6 districts)
- Barguna: Sonakata Beach and Tengragiri Eco Park
- Barishal: Guthia Mosque (Baitul Aman), Durgasagar Dighi, Satla Shapla Beel
- Bhola: Monpura Island, Char Kukri-Mukri
- Jhalokati: Bhimruli Floating Guava Market
- Patuakhali: Kuakata Sea Beach, Fatrar Char, Gangamati Char
- Pirojpur: Atghar-Kuriana Floating Market
Mymensingh division (4 districts)
- Jamalpur: Lauchapra Recreation Centre
- Mymensingh: Shashi Lodge, Zainul Abedin Park and Museum
- Netrokona: Birishiri and the china-clay hills, Someshwari River
- Sherpur: Gazni Recreation Centre, Madhutila Eco Park
How to plan travel to all 64 districts
Visiting every district is a long journey. A few simple rules make it easier to plan:
- Split by division: visit neighbouring districts of one division on one trip, such as Rajshahi–Natore–Bogura–Naogaon or Cumilla–Chandpur–Noakhali.
- Match the season: haors and waterfalls in the monsoon, hill treks and the sea in winter, the mango districts in June–July.
- Travel by night bus or train: travelling overnight saves your days for sightseeing. Check train times on the train schedule page.
- Keep count: mark each district you visit on your own map. You can also collect place stamps in the travel passport.
- Plan the trip: lay out which place you'll visit on which day in the Trip Planner.
Questions and answers
How many districts and divisions does Bangladesh have?
Bangladesh has 64 districts and 8 divisions: Dhaka, Chattogram, Rajshahi, Khulna, Barishal, Sylhet, Rangpur and Mymensingh.
Which division has the most districts?
Dhaka division, with 13 districts. Chattogram division has 11.
How many days does it take to visit all 64 districts?
Even seeing just one main place in each district takes at least 60–90 days, which many people do in stages over several years. Short trips by division are the most practical way.
Where can I find how to get to each place and what it costs?
Tap a place name in the list to open our guide page, with how to get there, approximate costs, where to stay and eat, and emergency numbers.
See it on the map, plan your trip
Look up the places, routes and costs, then put your own trip together.
