Pick a districts to see its famous places, best season, how to get there and where to stay.
Mughal forts, rickshaws and a restless riverfront
Home of the rural poet on the banks of the Padma
Sal forests and weekend resorts on Dhaka's doorstep
Rivers, wetlands and pilgrim villages of the south
Gateway to the endless haors
Lake town on the Arial Khan
Zamindar palaces by the Jamuna and Dhaleshwari
Ancient Bikrampur between the Padma and Meghna
Sonargaon, the old capital of Bengal's sultans
Looms, bananas and a 2,500-year-old city
Where the Jamuna meets the Padma
Southern end of the Padma Bridge
Handloom saris, chamcham and zamindar palaces
Rooftop of Bangladesh, home of high peaks and hill peoples
Titas river country, cradle of music and chhanamukhi
City of hilsa where three rivers meet
Port city of hills, beaches and mezban feasts
Endless sands of the world's longest natural beach
Rasmalai, khadi and the ruins of Mainamati
Muhuri dam, big dighis and buffalo-milk curd
Hill town of caves, waterfalls and the road to Sajek
Meghna's edge, land of soybean, coconut and betel nut
Coastal chars, deer island and Gandhi's footprints
Lake district of blue water and green hills
Gateway to ancient Pundranagar and home of the famous doi
Mango capital of Bangladesh and the last remains of medieval Gaur
A quiet border district of sugar cane, potatoes and old zamindar houses
Land of Paharpur, Barind rice fields and Tagore's Patisar
Rani Bhabani's capital, Chalan Beel and the famous kanchagolla
Where the Padma is crossed by Bengal's most famous railway bridge
Silk, mangoes and a breezy city on the Padma
Handloom country on the banks of the mighty Jamuna
Mosque city of Khan Jahan and gateway to the eastern Sundarbans
Border district of the old Carew distillery and quiet farmland
Flower fields, Madhusudan's village and the road to Benapole
Sultanate mosques, terracotta temples and Asia's great banyan
River city on the Rupsha and launch pad for Sundarbans cruises
Land of Lalon's songs and Tagore's Shilaidaha
Raja Sitaram's old capital on the Madhumati
Where the first government of Bangladesh took oath
S.M. Sultan's village on the Chitra river
Mangrove edge, Kali temple and the sweetest mangoes
Quiet beaches where three rivers meet the bay
Venice of the East, city of rivers and launches
The island district of the Meghna estuary
Floating guava markets and the Gabkhan channel
Home of Kuakata, where sunrise and sunset share one beach
Canals, nurseries and the guava boats of Swarupkathi
Forests, tea hills and the gateway to the haors
Tea country of rainforests, lakes and waterfalls
Haors, hills and the songs of mystic poets
Land of tea, shrines and emerald hills
Terracotta temples, royal tanks and the scent of litchi
Char life and sweet rosomonjuri on the Brahmaputra
Where the Brahmaputra enters Bangladesh, wide and wild
Teesta Barrage and the famous Tin Bigha Corridor
Saidpur's railway town and the legendary Nilsagar
Kanchenjunga views, flatland tea and the country's northern tip
Divisional capital of palaces, Begum Rokeya and haribhanga mangoes
Ancient tanks, old palaces and a giant mango tree near the border
Garo foothills, river chars and hand-stitched kantha
Old Brahmaputra town of palaces, ballads and monda
White clay hills, the Someshwari and Garo culture
Forested foothills of the Garo hills