Established in 1982 and expanded in 1996, this roughly 1,795-hectare sanctuary comprises four forest bits (Kalenga, Rema, Chanbari, Rashidpur) and hosts 37 mammal species — including the Bengal slow loris, capped langur, and fishing cat — plus 167 bird species.
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A sal-forest woodland near Dhaka, once the private hunting ground of the Bhawal zamindars.
A national park built around an 18th-century artificial lake near Dinajpur, offering forested picnic grounds a…
The world's largest mangrove forest and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger.