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Tourist Spots
An 18 km beach at the southern tip of Patuakhali, one of the few places where you can watch both sunrise and sunset over the sea.
Kuakata, Patuakhali, Barishal
Every day: Open all day; come for sunrise and sunset
Free entry
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Historical Places
A 1916 college with a 610-foot main building that blends British and Mughal styles — domes on slender columns, arches and a vast campus.
Lalbagh, Rangpur
College days: Grounds open by day
Free entry
DetailsThe village home of Begum Rokeya, pioneer of women's education, at Pairaband — the remains of the family house and a memorial centre.
Pairaband, Mithapukur, Rangpur
Every day: Daylight hours
Free entry
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Kids & Children
The north's biggest amusement park, about 11 km from Rangpur: children's rides, gardens and picnic grounds, with low entry prices.
Khaleya, Rangpur
Every day: Daytime — hours not published
৳20
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Historical Places
An 18th-century temple in Dinajpur covered from base to top in terracotta panels — the finest terracotta temple in Bangladesh.
Kantanagar, Dinajpur, Rangpur
Every day: Daylight hours
Entry fee, if any, is not published online. A working temple — remove shoes where asked.
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Museums
The site museum beside Shalban Vihara: bronze Buddhas, stone sculpture, gold coins, terracotta plaques and a great bronze bell from the Mainamati ruins.
Kotbari, Cumilla
Tuesday – Saturday: Daytime — times vary by season, check locally
From ৳20
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Historical Places
A peaceful Commonwealth war cemetery on the hills by Cumilla Cantonment, where 736 soldiers of the Second World War lie.
Cumilla Cantonment, Cumilla
Every day: Daylight hours
Free entry
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Tourist Spots
A large old tank in the middle of Cumilla, dug to help people through a famine — now the city's favourite evening walk.
Cumilla city, Cumilla
Every day: Open all day; busiest at dusk
Free entry
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Historical Places
The excavated remains of a hilltop palace credited to the Chandra kings, which gave Mainamati its name — with a month-long fair every Baishakh.
Mainamati, Cumilla
Every day: Daylight hours
No fee published.
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