South Bangla Full Day Tour for Sundarban and Bagerhat from Dhaka

The two-story steel and concrete bridge will have a four-lane roadway on the upper level and a single rail track on the lower level. This 6.15 km long Padma Bridge is the largest bridge in the country. This bridge connects the north-eastern part with the south-western part of the country.

ounded on the banks of the Bhairab river in the southwest of Bangladesh by the hands of the Islamic missionary Khan ul Azam Ulugh Khan e Jahane in the fifteenth century. The then city named ‘Khalifatabad’ is one of the 15 lost historical cities of the world published by the world famous Forbes magazine. In the evolution of time which is now Bagerhat. In 1985, this ancient city was recognized as the city of historic mosques and listed as a ‘world cultural heritage’ number 321 by UNESCO. Six-domed mosque, Singair mosque, Mausoleum of Ulugh Khanjahan, Nine-domed mosque are among the traditional and archaeological monuments of the city.

Spanning the delta of the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna rivers, it is home to a unique ecosystem rich in wildlife, including the famous Royal Bengal Tiger, spotted deer, crocodiles, and countless bird species. Interwoven with tidal rivers and creeks, the Sundarbans offers breathtaking natural beauty and plays a vital role in protecting the coastal region from storms and erosion. It is truly a natural wonder and a symbol of Bangladesh’s ecological pride.