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Five tested routes through the delta, the coast, and the hills — from a quick beach break to a full week across the country. Use them as they are, or as the backbone for your own trip.
A short, easy break on the world's longest unbroken sea beach. Slow mornings on the sand, a scooter run down the coastal road, and sunsets over the Bay of Bengal.
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A two-region journey linking the northeastern tea country with the southeastern hill tracts. Green terraces, swamp forest, and cloud-wrapped peaks in a single trip.
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The complete circuit for travellers with a week to spare — the capital on the Buriganga, the coast, the mangroves, the tea hills, and the highlands, tied together by short domestic flights.
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A compact live-aboard cruise into the largest mangrove forest on Earth. Tidal creeks, watchtowers, and the chance of a Bengal tiger's pugmarks on the mudflats.
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A slow route through the Chittagong Hill Tracts — winding roads, indigenous villages, and valleys that fill with cloud at dawn. Best paired with cool, dry-season weather.
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