Nature in Bangladesh

Home to the world's longest natural sea beach, a 120-kilometre sweep of sand backed by seafood shacks and green hills.

The lush tea capital of Bangladesh, surrounded by rolling plantations, swamp forests and crystal rivers by the Indian border.

Bangladesh's hilly port metropolis, a gateway to beaches and hill tracts with a gritty, storied maritime character.

The launch point for the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest and last great refuge of the Bengal tiger.