Nawabganj National Park

The protected area spans 517 hectares of land, featuring dense forests of teak and sal trees alongside numerous orchid species and diverse wildlife.

The Bangladesh government officially designated Nawabganj as a national park on October 24, 2010 to protect local ecosystems and promote conservation efforts.

The forest area maintains strong connections with local communities, who recognize it as Nawabganj Shal Bagaan due to its abundant sal tree population.

Located one kilometer northwest of Nawabganj Upazila headquarters, the park provides marked paths for visitors to observe native flora and fauna.

The nearby Ashura Bill contains eight endangered fish species, contributing to a seasonal harvest of 120 metric tons of various aquatic species.

GPS coordinates: 25.45175,89.05349

Latest update: March 4, 2025 17:52