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located in South Asia, is an ever green country under the bright and soft sun in
the azure blue sky almost all round the year. It is a country of six seasons—summer,
monsoon, autumn, hemanta, winter and spring. A visit to this country makes one feel green and rejuvinated in heart and soul.
Bangladesh is the largest and the youngest delta in the world. It is an active delta
as well, gradually increasing in its size, with the passage of time, through the
deposition of alluvial soil in the Bay of Bengal — the world’s largest bay. The alluvial soil is being carried by the two
mighty rivers, Ganges and Brahmaputra from the Himalayas.
The country has the largest mangrove forest in the world, the Sundarbans, which is a
natural world heritage designated by the UNESCO. The forest is the largest home in the world to the
wild Royal Bengal Tiger. A visit to the emerald green Sundarbans makes one feel the nature by heart.
The single largest Buddhist monastery, the Paharpur Mahavihara, is in Bangladesh. This great Buddhist monastery, built in the 8th century AD, is also a world heritage.
Bangladesh is dotted with many more ancient tantric Buddhist monasteries, stupas and temples; a tour to them takes one back to the ancient time.
Ancient mosques, old Portuguese, Anglican, and Armenian churches, and old Hindu terracotta temples are other attractions of the country.
The heaven for bird watchers, Tanguar Haor, a RAMSAR site, is a unique wetland ecosystem of international
importance. In the beginning of every winter (November) thousands of migratory birds of about two hundred types flock to the wetland
flying more than five thousand kilometers from the cold parts of Siberia. A visit to the haor takes one to the unspoiled natur.
Bangladesh is home to about 400 wild Asian elephants – an endangered mammal. Teknaf Game reserve, a part of one of the country's two major wild elephant
trails, located at the southeast corner of the country, is bounded by the Naf River from the east and by the Bay of Bengal from the west.
Sangsad Bhaban—the Parliament House of the country is one of the best examples of the modern architecture in the world.
The best time to visit Bangladesh is
October-March, when the temperature ranges from 11°
Celsius - 28°Celsius.
Bangladesh is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, with 6 per cent annual GDP growth rate in average for the last eight years.
More about the country, its economy, history, geography, culture....>
Bangladesh is a wonderful surprise. Seeing is believing.
Heartiest welcome to our country from Bangladesh tour operators.
To know details, please write to us: collagetours@gmail.com
Collage Tours is one of the leading tour operators in Bangladesh.
We are specialized tour operators in Buddhist arachaeology.
We are experienced tour operators with vision.
As responsible tour operators we take utmost care of nature and culture.
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