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Known for lesser crowds and unique attractions, Bangladesh is a great travel destination.

Dhaka: The most popular city in Bangladesh, Dhaka has a lot to offer. From the Star Mosque to Lal Bagh Fort, you can experience historical architecture, artefacts and religious diversity in this city.

Cox’s Bazar: This is a small town located on the Southeast Coast of the country. Here, you can visit Cox’s Bazar Beach which is a 125 km long sandy beach and a popular tourist spot.

The Sundarbans: This location is known to be the largest mangrove forest in the world. The Sundarbans is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to over 30,000 deer, 104 royal bengal tigers, 120 species of fish, and 300 species of birds.

Food in Bangladesh is known for its rice dishes, spices and desserts. Here are some options you can try at local restaurants and festivals.

Morog Polao: A traditional dish in Bangladesh, this is chicken and rice cooked in clarified butter, yogurt and a mix of spices. Morag polao is often served during celebrations and festivities.

Haleem: This is a spicy soup made with mixed lentils, minced meats, wheat and barley. It is slow-cooked for hours giving it a rich consistency.

Misti Doi: It is sweetened yogurt, but thicker and has a consistency like cheesecake. This is the traditional yogurt of Bangladesh enjoyed at all festivals and special occasions.

While March and April are ideal months to travel, you can visit Bangladesh all year long as the country is not usually crowded with tourists.

March to April: These are great months to travel to Bangladesh as the climate is cooler and pleasant.

October: A month of seasonal traditions, October is a fun month to visit. You can also meet some rainy weather so come prepared.

November to February: This is the winter season in Bangladesh and an ideal to plan a vacation if you’re hoping to explore the outdoor sites.

No matter when you plan to travel to Bangladesh, these essentials will come in handy.

A Day Bag: To carry your daily essentials, like money, your phone and identification when you’re out exploring.

Bug Repellant: Keeping weather conditions in mind, you can experience bugs and mosquitoes. Keep repellant handy to steer clear of bugs.

Long-Sleeved Clothing: Pack long-sleeved cotton or linen clothing to protect yourself from the sun during the day and keep yourself warm on cool nights.