Photography locations in Bangladesh

This Mughal period fortress contains a mosque, palace, and garden areas with water features from the seventeenth century.

Built in 1872, this former palace of the Nawabs now functions as a museum of Bengali history.

This 15th century Islamic complex displays architectural features typical of Bengali mosques with stone columns and curved cornices.

This 30-kilometer beach on the Bay of Bengal offers views of the sea and mangrove forests.

White monument with five columns memorializing students who died in 1952 protests for the Bengali language.

120-kilometer sandy beach along the Bay of Bengal, bordered by hotels and restaurants.

18th-century mosque featuring white mosaics from China and Japan depicting stars and floral patterns.

Mountain region by Piyain River with tea gardens and stone collectors gathering rocks from the riverbed.

This religious complex from the 12th century features multiple buildings with traditional Bengali architecture and functions as a central location for Hindu ceremonies.

The parliament complex combines modern concrete architecture with geometric shapes and reflecting pools across 800,000 square meters.

A freshwater ecosystem with trees adapted to flooding, submerged up to 7 meters during monsoon season.

The botanical garden houses over 600 plant species from various regions of the world and contains a collection of native orchids.

This 19th century historic site contains over 50 buildings displaying British colonial architecture from the merchant trading period.

The 8th century Buddhist monastery spans 27 acres featuring 177 monks' cells along its outer walls.

The 7th century Buddhist temple complex contains terracotta plaques and bronze statues from the Pala dynasty.

The island houses 5000 deer and features a network of mangrove forests with waterways for bird watching.

This region produces 55% of Bangladeshi tea across 92 estates with geometric patterns of tea bushes.

Historical 19th century trading settlement with 52 British colonial red brick buildings.

An 808-hectare forest area containing 400 plant species and a Hindu temple at 300 meters elevation.

A 100 square kilometer water ecosystem containing 140 fish species and 200 bird species in winter.

The waterfall drops 70 meters over multiple rock ledges. The area contains tea plantations and subtropical forests.

This national park contains 1250 hectares of rainforest. The park houses gibbons, macaques and over 240 bird species.

The sandy beach extends for 22 kilometers. Concrete blocks protect the coast from erosion by the Bay of Bengal.

The lake created in 1924 measures 336 hectares. An amusement park and restaurants line its shores.

This mountain region sits at 1800 meters above sea level and offers views of surrounding mountains and valleys.

The location sits at the India border where mountain streams from the Khasi Hills flow into the plains.

The 8 square kilometer island contains coral stones and various marine life in the Bay of Bengal.

Built in the 18th century, the temple displays detailed terracotta carvings depicting scenes from Hindu epics.

The park contains various trees, plants and several natural ponds. The local community maintains the grounds and facilities.

The waterfall in Moulvibazar was discovered in 2010. It sits within a forested area with thick vegetation.

The mosque was completed in 1968 and accommodates 40,000 worshippers. The building displays modern Islamic architectural elements.

The mountain reaches 2,500 feet above sea level. From its summit, visitors can see the surrounding valleys.

The road bridge completed in 2013 measures 950 meters and connects both banks of the Karnaphuli River.

The 27-hectare urban park contains over 70 tree species, a lake and various monuments.

The artificial lake extends 4.5 kilometers and features walking paths, benches and sports facilities.

The 18,000-hectare wetland houses over 100 fish species and 558 plant species.

The mosque features geometric patterns on walls and colored tiles inside. The prayer hall has tall ceilings with ornamental details.

The lake covers 11000 square kilometers. It was created in 1962 by building a hydroelectric dam. The water temperature averages 25 degrees.

The mosque dates from the 17th century. The building has a rectangular layout of 40 by 28 meters. The walls are made of red brick.

The mosque measures 47 meters in length and 40 meters in width. The main prayer room accommodates 2000 people. The building has one minaret.