ভ্রমণ ও যানবাহন TRAVEL SOLUTION & TRANSPORTATION
আনন্দ ভ্রমনের আনন্দটা তখনই সহজ হয় যখন আপনার কাছে থাকবে ভ্রমন সম্পর্কিত সঠিক তথ্য।প্রাকৃতিক সৌন্দর্যে অবোলকন করা বাংলাদেশ কিংবা দেশের বাহিরে ঘুরতে যাবার আগে নিমক্ত লিঙ্ক গুলো ঘুরে দেখার আমন্ত্রন রইল।
The Sundarbans : World Heritage Site of Bangladesh.
The Sundarbans is a vast forest in the coastal region of the Bay of Bengal; considered one of the natural wonders of the world, it was recognized in 1997 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bangladesh. The Sundarbans are a network of marine streams, mud shores and mangrove forests. The region is known to contain numerous species of animals, birds and reptiles, including Royal Bengal Tiger, Chital Deer, Crocodile and Snakes . On 21 May 1992, the Sundarbans was recognized as a Ramsar Site of ecological importance.
Location of the Sundarbans:
The distance from Dhaka to the Sundarbans is about 242 kilometers. From Khulna to The Sundarbans is 106 Kilometers.
How can you go?
You can go to The Sundarbans by bus, Train or Air. The following websites will help you to book your tickets.
Bus: (Dhaka to Khulna)
From Khulna to the Sundarbans:
Train: (Dhaka to Khulna)
Air: (Dhaka to Jessore)
In Khulna there is no airport. But an airport is in under constriction at Bagerhat (Khulna). If you want to go Khulna by air, you must use Jessore airport for landing. Only for this reason we will provide the flight time schedule from Dhaka to Jessore.
You can go to The Sundarbans by reserving car. (Rent – a – Car Service)
Organization
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Mobile Number
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1. Salman Rent a Car
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01628-325850
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2. Haque Rent A Car in Dhaka
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01715-834829
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3. Sadia Rent A Car
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01821-347578
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4. Rental tourist transport
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01715-093412
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The place you can stay:
These are the web link of residential hotels in Khulna city. You can stay here and make your journey comfortable.
The place where you can eat:
These are the restaurants in Khulna city. Here you can find your expected meal. We hope that this will be helpful for you.
Mobile No : 01950-221445
Mobile No : 01700-766690
Mobile No : 01718-286180
Mobile Number : 01617-250000
Mobile Number : 01761-899610
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Cox's Bazar : an excellent base for accessible visits
For Bangladeshi's it doesn't get much better than Cox's Bazar, the country's most popular beach town than the other one 'Kuakata beach town. It's sort of a Cancun of the east. It's choc-a-bloc with massive well-architectured concrete structures, affluent 5 & 3 star hotels, catering largely to the country's elite and overseas tourists. The beach is only a bit crowded in tourist season, October to March, especially near the hotel-motel zone, but remains virgin during the rest of the year, April to September, when it's better to take a trip there.Here you will find all kind of in formations to make a good tour in Cox’s Bazar.
Visiting Places:
TRANSPORTATION
Visiting Places:
Laboni Beach: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=2
Kolatoli Beach: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=8
Inani Beach: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=9
Himchori: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=10
Radar Station: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=11
Teknaf: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=12
Sonadia Dip: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=13
Saint Martin: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=14
Moheskhali: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=15
You can go there by Bus or Air . Here you can get your transportation link and can book your ticket.
Bus : https://www.shohoz.com/bus-tickets/Dhaka-to-Cox%27s%20Bazar
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=17
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=17
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http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=16
Train: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=18
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=16
Train: http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=18
Cox's Bazar Accommodation
There are many kind of Hotels in Cox’s Bazar. Here you can get the website links of those hotels and their costs . That can make your trip easy.
5 Star
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=19
4 Star
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=23
3 Star
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=20
Standard
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=21
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5 Star
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=19
4 Star
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=23
3 Star
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=20
Standard
http://coxsbazar-bd.com/index.php?page=21
More
Where can you find your expected meals ?
You must look for the best food in best place . This websites can make your enquiry easy & may give you the pleasure.
Absulately “NO”. So this link will provide you the list of thoose resturants.
We hope that our simple help can make your trip easy & bestest ever. So don’t waste your time , make a plan and visit the longest sea beach in the world. Thank You.
Photo Video Gallery:
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http://www.gettyimages.com/photos/coxs-bazaar?excludenudity=true&sort=mostpopular&mediatype=photography&phrase=coxs%20bazaar
Sreemangal, The Tea Capital of Bangladesh, is a picturesque hilly area covered with tea estates, lemon groves and pineapple gardens. Miles after miles, Sreemangal Tea Estates form a green carpet on the sloping hills. A large portion of world's highest quality tea is grown and exported from Sreemangal, hence it is called the tea capital. But there is more to Sreemangal than just tea. Sreemangal is a magical world famous for nature, forests and wildlife, which makes it another prime Bangladesh Eco-Tourism Destination. Here it is possible to look around and not see another human being.
JAFLONG
Transportation (Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar)
Rangamati,
a land of Green Beauty
Places to visit at Rangamati :
How to go from
Dhaka to Rangamati :
ভ্রমণ সংক্রান্ত যে কোন প্রশ্নের জন্য এই গ্রুপ। হোটেল সম্পর্কে তথ্য, বাস, ট্রেন, লঞ্চ সহ সকল ধরনের যানবাহনের সময়সূচি, ভাড়া সহ ব্যক্তিগত অভিজ্ঞতার আলোকে তথ্য, অমুক ঝর্ণায় পানি আছে কিনা, পাসপোর্ট, ভিসা, ডলারের রেট, বান্দরবানের গাইডের নম্বর, পিকনিক কই করব, রাতারগুলে কি এখন নৌকা চলে, চান্দের গাড়ির নম্বর , ইত্যাদি যেকোন ধরনের ভ্রমণ বিষয়ক প্রশ্ন আপনি এখানে করতে পারেন।
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List of Travel agency in Bangladesh
Photo Video Gallery:
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Sreemangal, The Tea Capital of Bangladesh,
Sreemangal, The Tea Capital of Bangladesh, is a picturesque hilly area covered with tea estates, lemon groves and pineapple gardens. Miles after miles, Sreemangal Tea Estates form a green carpet on the sloping hills. A large portion of world's highest quality tea is grown and exported from Sreemangal, hence it is called the tea capital. But there is more to Sreemangal than just tea. Sreemangal is a magical world famous for nature, forests and wildlife, which makes it another prime Bangladesh Eco-Tourism Destination. Here it is possible to look around and not see another human being.
Sreemangal Tourist Attractions :
1. Lawachara Rain Forest
2. Madhabkunda Waterfall
3. Hakaluki Haor:
4. Rema-Kalenga Forest:
5. Shatchari Forest:
6. Tea Estates
7. Tribal Village
How can you go to Sreemangal?
You can go there by Bus or Air . Here you can get your transportation link and can book your ticket.
Where can you stay ?
There are many kind of Hotels and resorts in Sreemangal. Here you can get the website links of those hotels and their costs . That can make your easy.trip
Where can you find your expected meals ?
You must look for the best food in best place . This websites can make your enquiry easy & may give you the pleasure.
(When you will go to Sreemangal , would you like to miss the chance to enjoy the test of “SEVEN LAYER TEA” ? This website will provide you the information of the 7layer tea at Sreemangal .
JAFLONG
Jaflong:the 'lungs' of Greater Sylhet & the most attractive tourist spot in Sylhet division
Jaflong is a hill station and popular tourist destination in the Division of Sylhet, Bangladesh. It is located in Gowainghat Upazila of Sylhet District and situated at the border between Bangladesh and the Indian state of Meghalaya, overshadowed by subtropical mountains and rainforests. Jaflong is famous for its stone collections and is home of the Khasi tribe.
At a glance :
Jaflong is one of the most attractive tourist spots in Sylhet division. It is about 60 km from Sylhet town and takes two hours drive to reach there. Jaflong is also a scenic spot nearby amidst tea gardens and rare beauty of rolling stones from hills. It is situated besides the river Mari in the lap of Hill Khashia.
Attractions
· Collection of rolling stones
· Khasia Rajbari (king’s palace)
· Tea Garden
· Orange and jackfruit gardens
· Betel leaf and areca nut gardens
· Dauki Bazar
How can you go ?
Jaflong is Sylhet. From Sylhet Jaflong is about 55 kilometer. Take a bus from Sylhet; it will take 2 - 2.5 hours to Tamabil and another 30-40 minutes to Jaflong near about Sylhet city. That’s why you can easily reach sylhet city by bus or plane. To get there take a bus, train (or via airlines) to reach
Here are some website links to achieve your comfortable transport .
Where can you stay ?
There are many kind of Hotels and resorts in Jaflong. Here you can get the website links of those hotels and their costs . That can make your easy trip .
# Here is the package link to enjoy the beauty of Jaflong
Where can you eat?
You must look for the best food in best place . This websites can make your enquiry easy & may give you the pleasure.
Some pictures of Jaflong
Tribal House
St Martin’s: tropical cliche and the only coral island in Bangladesh
Short Description
St. Martin's Island is a small island (area only 8 km) in the northeastern part of the Bay of Bengal, about 9 km south of the tip of the Cox's Bazar-Teknaf peninsula, and forming the southernmost part of Bangladesh. There is a small adjoining island that is separated at high tide, called Chera Dwip. It is about 8 kilometres (5 miles) west of the northwest coast of Myanmar, at the mouth of the Naf River.
Climate and weather
The best weather is usually between November and February; this is the major tourist season. Between March and July, cyclones can strike. The island was devastated by a cyclone in 1991 but has fully recovered, and was untouched by the 2004 tsunami. Thus, March to July is off-season for tourists.
Attractions of St. Martin's Island:
1. Sandy Beach
2. Coral
3. Moonlit Night
4. Engine Boat or Speed Boat Tour around the Island
5. Walking Through Cycling the Island
6. Scuba Diving
7. Fishing
8. Sea Bath & Sun Bath
9. Sea Fish Fry, Coconut Water
10. Samudra Bilash (The home of the late popular poet of Bangladesh Dr. Humayun Ahmed)
Transportation (Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar)
You can go Cox’s Bazar by Bus or Air . Here you can get your transportation link and can book your ticket.
Transportation ( Cox’s Bazar to Saint Martine)
The only way to reach St. Martin's Island is by water transportation: boats and ships (mostly for tourists) from Teknaf. The only internal transport for island is non motorized van (pulled by man.) The roads are made of concrete, and their condition is decent. All the hotels run generators until 11 PM which are not allowed afterwards, so they then rely on solar power, which is popular throughout the island. There is no electricity supply from the grid since a hurricane in 1999. The island is all about sun, sea and palm trees. During the day, it comes alive with water and beach sports, with beach parties and bonfires lighting up the evening skies.
Dhaka to Teknaf Bus Service : https://www.facebook.com/pg/GreenSaintMartinExpress.Pvt.Ltd/about/?ref=page_internal
How to Go St. Martin's Island:
1. You need to fly or take a direct bus down to Cox's Bazar, and then take a bus to Teknaf, which is the most southern thana of Bangladesh, beside the Myanmar border.
2. You can also take the rail to Chittagong and catch a bus to Teknaf via Cox’s bazaar. In this way of transport may cost a little less from the first two mode of transportation. But it may take an hour or two longer to reach Teknaf.
3. You also can take a bus from the capital city of Dhaka and it will take 12 to 13 hours to reach the Teknaf Ship terminal.
4. Luxurious Passenger Ships left Teknaf every morning at 9.30 am, and return from St. Martin Island in the same day at 3.00 pm (Services available only from the Month of October to Middle of the April)
Hotels & Resorts
You can choose yourself from those which are :
Restaurants in Saint Martine Island :
When you stay in the residential hotels or Resorts in Saint Martin’s Island they will provide food as you want
Food is a little more expensive here than on the mainland.
The food shacks that line the road to the port all cook up similar fare: parothas (Tk 8), omelettes (egg, Tk 20) and vegetable curry (Tk 20) for breakfast, and (fish, dal, rice and veggies at 130 Tk) the rest of the day. Cha is Tk 8.
All of the hotels also have restaurants with basically the same typical Bangladeshi offerings, with higher prices and better quality than those near the port. Chicken is sometimes available but not very tasty, and lobster and crab may be available occasionally at very high prices. The restaurant at Blue Marine Resort and Appayan at St Martin's Resort are the best on the island.
"Narikel Jinjira Restaurant" is simply the best of the best. We have all heard about "A room with a view" but at Narikel Jinjira Restaurant they say "Dine with a view". The restaurant is located right at the front of the pier. Coming down from the pier you will find the restaurant on the first right side. They specialize in Sea food as well as Bangla, Indian and Chinese. Bar-B-Que is one of the special features they have for late afternoon. They offer buffet as well for large groups (Advanced booking). They have opened this restaurant with the mission to provide quality food for the tourists who visits the island. It has sitting arrangement for more than 200 guests at a time making Narikel Jinjira one of the biggest restaurant. Here they want to give you the taste, environment as well as keeping in mind your health. The food is delicious and the interior is sure to catch your eyes. A trained set of people are waiting to welcome you to "Narikel Jinjira Restaurant".
The islanders also sell dried fish, which is a bit more expensive but fresher than those available upshore in Cox's Bazaar.
Early morning is the best time to get fresh fish from the fisherman near the market, you can often bring it to your hotel chef and ask him to fry it up the way you like, or some places may do a nice evening barbeque. Some places may even give you kitchen access to cook it yourself if you ask.
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Sajek Valley : One day in the kingdom of the clouds
Sajek Valley is an emerging tourist spot in Bangladesh situated among the hills of Kasalong range of mountains in Sajek union, Baghaichhari Upazila in Rangamati District. The valley is 2000 feet above sea level. Sajek valley is known as the Queen of Hills & Roof of Rangamati.
How can you go?
Khagrachari can go from Dhaka to Shayamoli, Hanif and other transport buses. The rent will be Tk 520. Besides, if you want to go directly to Dighinala, the peace transport is setted ,rent 580 taka Also BRTC and St. Martine’s Khagrachori transport buses are air-conditioned.
Saint Martine Transportation (in Saint Martine Paribahan) – Arambagh 01762691341 , 01762691340
Khagrachori : 017626691358
Shayamoli Transport – Arambagh (Dhaka) – 02-717-291
Kalyanpur: 9003331, 8034275
Asadgate: 8124881, 912454
Dampara (Chittagong) 01711371405,0171137724
Shanti Paribahan : Arambagh Dhaka : 01190994007
Oxygen ( Chittagong ) 01817715552
Khagrachari can go also from Chittagong Kadamtali : 01682385255
Khagrachari : 01557402507
Sajek valley will be able to Khagrachari from jeepgari ( chader Gari ) reserve . Rent will be 8500-10000 . 15 people can seat in that car.
Where to eat :
Khagrachari Panakhai neighborhood near traditional system , the restaurant ( System Restaurant ) position . Here you can eat traditional diets of khagrachari . Contact : 0371-626634, 01556773493, 01739063222. You can also enjoy the food in your own rented resort.
But You Can Eat Here:
Where can you stay?
1. Sajek Resort : Hosteed by Bangladesh Army. . Contact : 01859025694 , 01847070395
2. Roony Resort : Contact : 01862011852
3. Lighting Resort : Contact : Plash Chakma- 01863606906 or 0371-62067
4. Adivasidera house : Makhuma – 01553029617
5. Emanuel Resort : Contact – 01865349130, 01869490868 (Moaya Lusai )
6. Sara Resort : Contact : 01554534507
7. Cloud Machong: Taka – 2500/3500 ( Rent )
8. Dighinala Guest House : Noor Mohammad ( manager )- 018277468377
9. Tourism Motel Khagrachari : Contact – 3771-6208485
10. Hotel Eco Chowki : Contact – 0371-3743225
11. Hotel Hill Suborno : Contact : 01190776812
12. Hotel Zerin : contact – 0371-61071
13. Hotel Lobby : 01556575746
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2. Driver Raj : 01820741662
3. Driver Hanif : 01828829908
4. Driver Midhl - 01867135214
5. Driver Shibu : 01820746744
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Kuakata
Kuakata is a town known for its panoramic sea beach. It is located in south-eastern Bangladesh, and is the number two tourist destination in the country. Kuakata beach is a sandy expanse 18 kilometres (11 mi) long and 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) wide. From the beach one can have an unobstructed view of both sunrise and sunset over the Bay of Bengal.
Origin:
The name Kuakata originated from the word 'Kua'-the Bengali word for "Well" which was dug on the sea shore by the early Rakhine settlers in quest of collecting drinking water, who landed on Kuakata coast in the eighteenth century after being expelled from Arakan (Myanmar) by the Mughals. Afterwards, it has become a tradition of digging Well in the neighbourhoods of Rakhaine tribes for water.
Location
Kuakata is located in Kalapara Upazila, Patuakhali District. It is about 320 kilometres (200 mi) south of Dhaka, the capital, and about 70 kilometres (43 mi) from the district headquarters.
About the beach:
Kuakata offers a full view of the sunrise and sunset from the same white sandy beach in the water of the Bay of Bengal. Locally known as Shagor Kannya (Daughter of ocean), the long strip of dark, marbled sand stretches for about 18 kilometres (11 mi). The long and wide beach at Kuakata has a typical natural setting. This sandy beach has gentle slopes into the Bay of Bengal. Kuakata is also a sanctuary for migratory winter birds.
Places to see near Kuakata:
1. Sunrise and Sunset from the Beach
2. 2-3 hour Bike Ride by the Beach
3. Fatrar Chor
4. Gangamati Reserved Forest & Jhau Bon
5. Keranipara, Misripara & Amkholapara Buddhist temples
6. Kuakata Eco Park
7. Lebur Chor
8. Shutki Polli
How can you go?
From the capital of Dhaka to Patuakhali, there are three options of transport available. Basic information about these routes to reach Patuakhali has been mentioned in the other part.
The road distance from Dhaka to Patuakhali is 319 km. You can take a bus from Sayedabad or Gabtoli counters of Dhaka to reach Patuakhali. There are two routes by bus to arrive at Patuakhali district. One goes from Dhaka to Mawa to Barisal to Patuakhali and another one drives from Dhaka to Aricha to Barisal to Patuakhali. The bus fare generally ranges from Tk 450 to Tk 700.
There are a few options available on hand:
1. Go to Kuakata directly by Bus (8 hours)
2. Take a launch/Ship to Barishal and then take a bus to Kuakata (12 hours)
3. Take a launch/Ship to Patuakhali and then take a bus to Kuakata (12-13 hours)
Among these the first one is the most convenient and the second one is the most enjoyable. The third would have been enjoyable too but there are no good quality Launches available compared to the Barishal route.
Some of the bus services are listed below:
1. Saudia Paribahan:
Bus leaves from Dhaka every hour from 10 am to 12 pm.
Sayedabad Counter, Phone number: 01919654856, 01919564857
Bus Rate: Tk 300 (Approx.)
2. Abdullah Paribahan:
First trip 7:00 am – Last trip 7:30 pm
Bus Rate: Tk 300 (Approx.)
3. Hanif Paribahan:
Contact: 01713049559
4. Eagle Paribahan:
Bus leaves every 45 minutes starting from 6am to 11:45pm
Bus Rate: Tk 350 (Approx.)
Some of the launch services are bellow:
If you want to make this trip truly memorable, you will have to hop on a launch or water vessel from Dhaka towards Patuakhali or Barishal. By this not only you can spend a few hours at one of these 2 cities (more like suburbs), but you can spend an amazing night on the Launch enjoying the cool breeze of the river and a clear starry sky. From Patuakhali or Barishal you need to get on a bus. It will take around 3-4 hours from Barishal and 2-3 hours from Patuakhali, counting the 3 ferries you will have to cross. Tickets are around 180Tk from Barishal.
Launches leave three times daily from the Dhaka to Patuakhali/Barishal – 5.30, 6.30 and 7.00 PM. Sundarban, Sattar Khan , Achol and Saikot Waterway conducts these services.
· Single Cabin: 350 tk
· Double Cabin: 600 tk
· VIP AC Cabin: 700 tk
· Deck Chair: 150 tk
The bus stop in Kuakata is only 150 meters away from the beach! So, though you maybe a little tired of the long journey… you will be immediately rewarded with a splendid view at the end.
Some air services are bellow:
Biman Bangladesh Airlines:
US–Bangla Airlines Ltd.
Places To Stay in Kuakata :
Restaurants in Kuakata:
Mobile Number : 01710897566
Mobile Number: 01745056699
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Rangamati,
a land of Green Beauty
Rangamati, a small town located
amongst the green hills, lakes and rivers of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. This
is what makes it a prime Bangladesh hill destination. It is known as the Lake
City of Bangladesh as this place is located on the bank of the beautiful Kaptai
Lake. It is the administrative headquarter of the Rangamati Hill District, the
largest district of Bangladesh and located some 77 kilometres away from
Chittagong. For long time Rangamati has been a prime Bangladesh tourist
destination for its location, scenic beauty, colourful tribal people, tribal
homespun textiles and ivory jewellery.
Time to visit:
Visit Rangamati during October to February as the
temperature remains cool and usually there is no rainfall, however, the beauty
of Rangamati unleashes during the monsoon as the forest becomes greener, bursts
with life and the rivers and waterfalls becomes replenished.
Places to visit at Rangamati :
1.
Kaptai Lake.
Kaptai, Rangamati, Chittagong
How to Go: There are many bus service available from Dhaka to
Rangamati. After reaching Rangamati
you can hire an auto-rickshaw to visit the Kaptai lake and Hanging bridge.
2.
Shuvolong Falls
Shuvolong a place in Borokol sub district, situated
about 25kilometers (11kilometers – as the crow flies) away from Rangamati.
There are few waterfalls in Shuvolong zone with the largest one falling from as
high as 300 feet. In the past more than a few years, this place has twisted
into a tourist journey’s end due to stunning waterfalls and the neighbouring
market. Shuvolong is simply easy to get to by rapidity boat or motor boats from
Rangamati.
How to go :People visit there by
boat. It is a well-known place with the tourists for the waterfall, high hills
and the natural neighbouring it offers. This waterfall is just in advance the
Shubholong Bazaar. Means from the waterfall, it will take from one place to
another 5 minutes to reach at bazaar. So that Shuvolong is with no trouble easy
to get to by speed boat or motor boats from Rangamati.
3.
Tribal Museum
Located in Rangamati, the Tribal Cultural Museum in
the Hill Tracts of Bangladesh offers fascinating insight into the history and
cultural traditions, as well as socio-economic aspects of the different tribes
in the area. Visitors can view displays of tribal dress, ornaments, musical
instruments, coins and handicrafts at the museum. Paintings depicting the many
facets of tribal life are also on display, as well as a collection of statues
made from various metals and wood.The Chittagong Hill Tracts in south-eastern
Bangladesh is divided into the Khagrachari, Rangamati and Bandarban districts
and is home to a number of the country’s tribal groups. Collectively referred
to as the Jumma, these tribal groups include the Marma, Tripura, Chakma,
Tenchungya, Chak, Pankho, Mru, Bawm, Pankho, Murung, Lushai, Khumi and Khyang
tribes.
4.
Shajek and Marissa Vally:
Sajek is a union at Baghaichari Upazila in Rangamati districts. It is
one of the big union in Rangamati districts. Basically it is name of a river
which separates Bangladesh from India. The river flows into the Karnafuli River
in the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Sajek Valley is situated in the North angle of
Rangamati, near the Mizoram border boundary area. The valley is 18000 ft high
form sea lavel. Many small rivers flow through the hills among them Kachalon
and Machalong are famous. It is one of the biggest unions in Bangladesh.
- Kaptai National Park: This
forest reserve is located in the Karnafuly and Kaptai range. According to
the government statistics some 50,000 people visits the national park
every year as it provides some walking trails among the
lush green forest. The animal species of Kaptai National park are deer, elephants, monkeys, fishing
cats and birds. The Kaptai Forest Rest house, Kaptai
Mukh Forest Rest House and several picnic spots are located here.
6.
Rajban Bihar Pagoda: An internationally
known Buddhist Temple, where the spiritualist principal monk of Rajban
Vihara, Shrimath Sadhana Nanda Mohasthabir(Ban Vante) lives.
7.
Peda Ting Ting: A small
island on the Kaptai Lake, few kilometres away from Rangamati. It is mostly
known for its serenity. There are a few tourist accommodation facilities here
and a tiny restaurant run by the locals. It offers foods ranging from
traditional to indigenous delicacies.
8.
Chakma Royal Palace: This is the palace of the present
Chakma King. However, it is open to public for a visit.
9.
DC Bungalow Area: The District Commissioner’s Bungalow is
located adjacent to the lake. There is a small light house and a shelter
accessible to the public. This spot provides a nice view of the lake.
- Others: The local market is also
a tourist attraction as it offers handicrafts, textiles and
ornaments made by the tribal people.
How to go from
Dhaka to Rangamati :
There are some good coaches who will
take you to Rangamati. Both AC and non AC coaches are available and there are
plenty of options for you to choose from. Buses leave for Rangamati from Sayedabada,
Fakirapul, Motijheel Bus terminals every hour till midnight. Catching a bus is
the only direct way to reach Rangamati from Dhaka as there are no trains or
flights going there. Some major bus services are:
Name
|
Coach Type
|
Price (Tk)
|
Hanif Enterprise
|
Non AC
|
540
|
S Alam Service
|
Non AC
|
620
|
Shyamoli Paribahan
|
Non AC
|
540
|
Shyamoli Paribahan
|
AC Economy
|
750
|
Unique Service
|
Non AC
|
540
|
If you prefer making a mid way stop,
and you can afford an additional day in your trip, it will be worth a while to
stop at Chittagong for a night. The economic capital of Bangladesh is not just
another large city, but it has a specific lifestyle and a significantly
different food habit than Dhaka. You can go to Chittagong from Dhaka with Bus, Train or Air.
My personal recommendation will be to
go with a train journey. There is nothing more romantic than a train travel at
night. You can book an online ticket or collect it from the station. In
Chittagong, spend a day if you have some extra time in your hand. Sight-seeing
in Patenga beach, Marine drive road, Foy’s Lake is more than enough to keep you
busy the whole day. After your quick city tour you have to grab a bus to
Rangamati in the morning. All the bus on this route leaves from Baddarhat Bus
Terminal, every half an hour towards Rangamati. It will take 100-140 tk in a
chair coach. The highway is full of sharp bends and curves and while you are
crossing Ranirhat, a wonderful landscape of a continuous row of sky-touching
hills will appear in front of you.
When you have just two or three days
in hand and want to see all of the treasures of nature of south-eastern side of
Bangladesh, you could catch a flight from Dhaka to Chittagong first to save
about 10 hours in total. Every airline company in Bangladesh has direct flight
to the commercial capital. The ticket fare for each person is 5000-6500 BDT.
Reach Chittagong safely, and then hop on a bus to remarkable Rangamati.
For booking your bus ticket please go to
this website:
By Air
Biman Bangladesh Airlines:
US–Bangla
Airlines Ltd.
Where you can stay?
For more:
Please visit:
Restaurants in Rangamati?
Please visit this website ……………
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Bangladesh
Railway (BR) Train Schedule
Intercity Trains (Metre Gauge &
Dual Gauge):
Train no
|
Name
|
Off-day
|
Departure
|
Arrival
|
||
Station
|
Time
|
Station
|
Time
|
|||
701
|
Subarna Express
|
Friday
|
Chittagong
|
06:40
|
Dhaka
|
13:00
|
702
|
Subarna Express
|
Friday
|
Dhaka
|
15:00
|
Chittagong
|
21:45
|
703
|
Mohanagar Goduli
|
Chittagong
|
15:00
|
Dhaka
|
22:10
|
|
704
|
Mohanagar Provati
|
Dhaka
|
07:40
|
Chittagong
|
15:15
|
|
705
|
Ekota Express
|
Tuesday
|
Dhaka
|
10:00
|
Dinajpur
|
19:40
|
706
|
Ekota Express
|
Monday
|
Dinajpur
|
21:20
|
Dhaka
|
07:15
|
707
|
Tista Express
|
Monday
|
Dhaka
|
07:20
|
Dewangong
|
12:55
|
708
|
Tista Express
|
Monday
|
Dewangong
|
15:00
|
Dhaka
|
20:40
|
709
|
Parabat Express
|
Tuesday
|
Dhaka
|
06:40
|
Sylhet
|
13:35
|
710
|
Parabat Express
|
Tuesday
|
Sylhet
|
15:00
|
Dhaka
|
22:30
|
711
|
Upukol Express
|
Wednesday
|
Noakhali
|
06:20
|
Dhaka
|
12:40
|
712
|
Upukol Express
|
Tuesday
|
Dhaka
|
16:20
|
Noakhali
|
22:35
|
717
|
Joyantika Express
|
Dhaka
|
12:00
|
Sylhet
|
19:50
|
|
718
|
Joyantika Express
|
Thursday
|
Sylhet
|
08:20
|
Dhaka
|
16:00
|
719
|
Paharia Express
|
Monday
|
Chittagong
|
08:15
|
Sylhet
|
17:30
|
720
|
Paharia Express
|
Saturday
|
Sylhet
|
10:15
|
Chittagong
|
20:00
|
721
|
Mohanagar Provati
|
Sunday
|
Chittagong
|
07:00
|
Dhaka
|
14:20
|
722
|
Mohanagar Goduli
|
Sunday
|
Dhaka
|
15:20
|
Chittagong
|
22:50
|
723
|
Uddayan Express
|
Saturday
|
Chittagong
|
21:30
|
Sylhet
|
06:30
|
724
|
Uddayan Express
|
Sunday
|
Sylhet
|
21:20
|
Chittagong
|
06:10
|
729
|
Megna Express
|
Chittagong
|
17:00
|
Chandpur
|
22:10
|
|
730
|
Megna Express
|
Chandpur
|
05:00
|
Chittagong
|
10:40
|
|
735
|
Agnibina Express
|
Dhaka
|
09:40
|
Tarakandi
|
15:20
|
|
736
|
Agnibina Express
|
Tarakandi
|
16:30
|
Dhaka
|
22:50
|
|
737
|
Egarosindhur Provati
|
Wednesday
|
Dhaka
|
08:10
|
Kisoregonj
|
12:15
|
738
|
Egarosindhur Provati
|
Kisoregonj
|
06:45
|
Dhaka
|
10:50
|
|
739
|
Upaban Express
|
Wednesday
|
Dhaka
|
21:50
|
Sylhet
|
05:30
|
740
|
Upaban Express
|
Sylhet
|
22:00
|
Dhaka
|
05:30
|
|
741
|
Turna Express
|
Chittagong
|
23:00
|
Dhaka
|
06:35
|
|
742
|
Turna Express
|
Dhaka
|
23:30
|
Chittagong
|
07:10
|
|
743
|
Bharamaputra
|
Dhaka
|
18:00
|
Dewangong
|
00:10
|
|
744
|
Bharamaputra
|
Dewangong
|
06:30
|
Dhaka
|
12:15
|
|
745
|
Jamuna Express
|
Dhaka
|
16:40
|
BB_East
|
00:10
|
|
746
|
Jamuna Express
|
BB_East
|
01:10
|
Dhaka
|
08:10
|
|
749
|
Egarosindhur Goduli
|
Dhaka
|
18:30
|
Kisoregonj
|
23:10
|
|
750
|
Egarosindhur Goduli
|
Wednesday
|
Kisoregonj
|
12:45
|
Dhaka
|
16:55
|
751
|
Lalmoni Express
|
Friday
|
Dhaka
|
22:10
|
Lalmonirhat
|
08:20
|
752
|
Lalmoni Express
|
Friday
|
Lalmonirhat
|
10:40
|
Dhaka
|
21:05
|
757
|
Drutojan Express
|
Wednesday
|
Dhaka
|
19:40
|
Dinajpur
|
05:30
|
758
|
Drutojan Express
|
Wednesday
|
Dinajpur
|
07:40
|
Dhaka
|
17:55
|
767
|
Dolonchapa Express
|
Santahar
|
13:30
|
Dinajpur
|
20:30
|
|
768
|
Dolonchapa Express
|
Dinajpur
|
05:40
|
Santahar
|
12:20
|
|
771
|
Rangpur Express
|
Sunday
|
Dhaka
|
09:00
|
Rangpur
|
19:00
|
772
|
Rangpur Express
|
Sunday
|
Rangpur
|
20:00
|
Dhaka
|
06:15
|
773
|
Kalani Express
|
Friday
|
Dhaka
|
16:00
|
Sylhet
|
22:45
|
774
|
Kalani Express
|
Friday
|
Sylhet
|
06:40
|
Dhaka
|
13:25
|
775
|
Sirajgong Express
|
Saturday
|
Ishurdi
|
07:45
|
Dhaka
|
15:10
|
776
|
Sirajgong Express
|
Saturday
|
Dhaka
|
17:00
|
Ishurdi
|
24:00
|
777
|
Wednesday
|
Dhaka
|
23:50
|
Mohangonj
|
06:10
|
|
778
|
Thursday
|
Mohangonj
|
08:30
|
Dhaka
|
14:40
|
|
Intercity
Trains (Broad Gauge & Dual Gauge):
Train no
|
Name
|
Offday
|
From
|
Departure
|
To
|
Arrival
|
715
|
Kapotaskh express
|
Wednesday
|
Khulna
|
06:30
|
Rajshahi
|
13:10
|
716
|
Kapotaskh express
|
Wednesday
|
Rajshahi
|
14:00
|
Khulna
|
20:50
|
725
|
Sundarban express
|
Friday
|
Khulna
|
19:30
|
Dhaka
|
05:50
|
726
|
Sundarban express
|
Saturday
|
Dhaka
|
06:20
|
Khulna
|
16:20
|
727
|
Rupsha express
|
Thrusday
|
Khulna
|
07:45
|
Saidpur
|
17:15
|
728
|
Rupsha express
|
Thrusday
|
Saidpur
|
07:45
|
Khulna
|
18:00
|
731
|
Barendra express
|
Sunday
|
Rajshahi
|
15:00
|
Chilahati
|
22:15
|
732
|
Barendra express
|
Sunday
|
Chilahati
|
05:30
|
Rajshahi
|
12:35
|
733
|
Titumir express
|
Wednesday
|
Rajshahi
|
06:30
|
Chilahati
|
13:40
|
734
|
Titumir express
|
Wednesday
|
Chilahati
|
14:20
|
Rajshahi
|
22:00
|
747
|
Simanta express
|
No
|
Khulna
|
21:00
|
Saidpur
|
06:20
|
748
|
Simanta express
|
No
|
Saidpur
|
19:00
|
Khulna
|
04:30
|
753
|
Silk city express
|
Sunday
|
Dhaka
|
14:40
|
Rajshahi
|
21:05
|
754
|
Silk city express
|
Sunday
|
Rajshahi
|
07:20
|
Dhaka
|
13:45
|
755
|
Madhumati express
|
Friday
|
Goalonda hat
|
15:00
|
Rajshahi
|
20:30
|
756
|
Madhumati express
|
Friday
|
Rajshahi
|
07:00
|
Goalonda Ghat ghat
|
12:30
|
759
|
Padma Express
|
Tuesday
|
Dhaka
|
23:10
|
Rajshahi
|
04:50
|
760
|
Padma Express
|
Tuesday
|
Rajshahi
|
16:00
|
Dhaka cantt
|
21:50
|
761
|
Sagardari Express
|
Monday
|
Khulna
|
14:50
|
Rajshahi
|
21:40
|
762
|
Sagardari Express
|
Monday
|
Rajshahi
|
06:10
|
Khulna
|
13:00
|
763
|
Chittra Express
|
Monday
|
Khulna
|
08:30
|
Dhaka
|
18:20
|
764
|
Chittra Express
|
Monday
|
Dhaka
|
19:00
|
Khulna
|
05:10
|
765
|
Nilsagar
|
Monday
|
Dhaka Cantt
|
08:25
|
Chilahati
|
18:15
|
766
|
Nilsagar
|
Sunday
|
Chilahati
|
21:20
|
Dhaka Cantt
|
07:50
|
769
|
Dhumketue express
|
Tuesday
|
Dhaka
|
06:00
|
Rajshahi
|
11:50
|
770
|
Dhumketue express
|
Monday
|
Rajshahi
|
23:20
|
Dhaka
|
04:50
|
3107/3110
|
Moitree Express
|
--
|
Dhaka Cantt
|
08:10
|
Kolkata
|
18:45
|
3108/3109
|
Moitree Express
|
--
|
Kolkata
|
07:10
|
Dhaka Cantt
|
18:05
|
Mail/Express
Trains (Metre Gauge):
Train no
|
Name
|
Off day
|
From
|
Departure
|
To
|
Arrival
|
1
|
Dhaka mail
|
No
|
Chittagong
|
22:30
|
Dhaka
|
07:10
|
2
|
Chittagong mail
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
22:30
|
Chittagong
|
07:15
|
3
|
Karnaphuli express
|
No
|
Chittagong
|
11:00
|
Dhaka
|
23:00
|
4
|
Karnaphuli express
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
08:25
|
Chittagong
|
20:25
|
7
|
Uttarbanga mail
|
No
|
Santahar
|
09:30
|
Punchogor
|
22:40
|
8
|
Uttarbanga mail
|
No
|
Punchogor
|
08:00
|
Santahar
|
22:30
|
9
|
Surma mail
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
22:50
|
Sylhet
|
12:00
|
10
|
Surma mail
|
No
|
Sylhet
|
20:20
|
Dhaka
|
10:15
|
11
|
Dhaka express
|
No
|
Noakhali
|
21:00
|
Dhaka
|
05:55
|
12
|
Noakhali express
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
20:10
|
Noakhali
|
04:40
|
13
|
Jalalabad express
|
No
|
Chittagong
|
19:30
|
Sylhet
|
11:10
|
14
|
Jalalabad express
|
No
|
Sylhet
|
22:30
|
Chittagong
|
13:15
|
17
|
Kushiara express
|
No
|
Akhaura
|
06:15
|
Sylhet
|
13:00
|
18
|
Kushiara express
|
No
|
Sylhet
|
16:10
|
Akhaura
|
22:50
|
19
|
Bagora express
|
No
|
Santahar
|
16:00
|
Lalmonirhat
|
22:50
|
20
|
Bagora express
|
No
|
Lalmonirhat
|
08:30
|
Santahar
|
15:30
|
21
|
Padmarag express
|
No
|
Santahar
|
06:20
|
Lalmanirhat
|
12:30
|
22
|
Padmarag express
|
No
|
Lalmanirhat
|
14:10
|
Santahar
|
20:20
|
29
|
Sagarika express
|
No
|
Chittagong
|
08:15
|
Chandpur
|
14:25
|
30
|
Sagarika express
|
No
|
Chandpur
|
15:10
|
Chittagong
|
21:10
|
33
|
Titas commuter
|
No
|
Akhaura
|
05:00
|
Dhaka
|
08:30
|
34
|
Titas commuter
|
Friday
|
Dhaka
|
10:10
|
B.Baria
|
13:15
|
35
|
Titas commuter
|
Friday
|
B.Baria
|
13:50
|
Dhaka
|
16:35
|
36
|
Titas commuter
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
17:40
|
Akhaura
|
21:40
|
37
|
Mymensingh express
|
No
|
Chittagong
|
15:10
|
B.B Setu Purbo
|
09:10
|
38
|
Mymensingh express
|
No
|
B.B Setu Purbo
|
02:00
|
Chittagong
|
20:10
|
39
|
Isakhan express
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
11:30
|
Mymensingh
|
21:45
|
40
|
Isakhan express
|
No
|
Mymensingh
|
07:30
|
Dhaka
|
19:50
|
41
|
Kanchan express
|
No
|
Parbatipur
|
07:00
|
Thakurgaon road
|
10:30
|
42
|
Kanchan express
|
No
|
Thakurgaon road
|
15:00
|
Parbatipur
|
18:40
|
43
|
Mahua express
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
12:20
|
Mohanganj
|
19:10
|
44
|
Mahua express
|
No
|
Mohanganj
|
20:30
|
Dhaka
|
03:30
|
45
|
Samatat express
|
No
|
Noakhali
|
08:00
|
Laksam
|
09:50
|
46
|
Samatat express
|
No
|
Laksam
|
17:20
|
Noakhali
|
19:20
|
47
|
Dewanganj Comuter
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
05:30
|
Dewanganj Bazar
|
12:00
|
48
|
Dewanganj Comuter
|
No
|
Dewanganj Bazar
|
13:20
|
Dhaka
|
19:25
|
49
|
Balaka Comuter
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
10:30
|
Mymensingh
|
14:10
|
50
|
Balaka Comuter
|
No
|
Mymensingh
|
14:55
|
Dhaka
|
19:00
|
51
|
Jamalpur commuter
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
15:40
|
Dewangonj Bazar
|
22:20
|
52
|
Jamalpur commuter
|
No
|
Dewangonj Bazar
|
04:20
|
Dhaka
|
10:30
|
53
|
Benapole Commuter
|
No
|
Khulna
|
07:10
|
Benapole
|
09:50
|
54
|
Benapole Commuter
|
No
|
Benapole
|
12:45
|
Khulna
|
15:40
|
55
|
Voyal express
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
21:00
|
Dewangong Bazar
|
04:15
|
56
|
Voyal express
|
No
|
Dewangong Bazar
|
01:00
|
Dhaka
|
12:25
|
Turag/1
|
Express
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
05:00
|
Joydebpur
|
06:00
|
Turag/2
|
Express
|
No
|
Joydebpur
|
07:25
|
N.Gong
|
09:50
|
Turag/3
|
Express
|
Friday
|
N.Gong
|
10:05
|
Joydebpur
|
12:25
|
Turag/4
|
Express
|
No
|
Joydebpur
|
12:45
|
Dhaka
|
14:30
|
Turag/5
|
Express
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
13:30
|
Joydebpur
|
14:50
|
Turag/6
|
Express
|
No
|
Joydebpur
|
15:55
|
Dhaka
|
17:20
|
Turag/7
|
Express
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
17:20
|
Joydebpur
|
18:45
|
Turag/8
|
Express
|
No
|
Joydebpur
|
19:20
|
Dhaka
|
20:45
|
219
|
Local
|
No
|
N.Gong
|
9:20
|
Dhaka
|
10:00
|
221
|
Local
|
No
|
N.Gong
|
12:15
|
Dhaka
|
12:55
|
223
|
Local
|
No
|
N.Gong
|
13:40
|
Dhaka
|
14:25
|
225
|
Local
|
No
|
N.Gong
|
14:45
|
Dhaka
|
15:25
|
229
|
Local
|
No
|
N.Gong
|
17:20
|
Dhaka
|
18:05
|
231
|
Local
|
No
|
N.Gong
|
18:45
|
Dhaka
|
19:25
|
233
|
Local
|
No
|
N.Gong
|
19:50
|
Dhaka
|
20:35
|
235
|
Local
|
No
|
N.Gong
|
20:45
|
Dhaka
|
21:25
|
237
|
Local
|
No
|
N.Gong
|
22:05
|
Dhaka
|
22:45
|
239
|
Local
|
No
|
N.Gong
|
22:50
|
Dhaka
|
23:30
|
220
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
08:20
|
N.Gong
|
00:40
|
222
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
10:35
|
N.Gong
|
11:15
|
224
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
12:30
|
N.Gong
|
13:15
|
226
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
13:40
|
N.Gong
|
14:20
|
228
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
15:00
|
N.Gong
|
15:45
|
230
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
16:20
|
N.Gong
|
17:00
|
232
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
17:45
|
N.Gong
|
18:25
|
234
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
18:30
|
N.Gong
|
19:15
|
236
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
19:45
|
N.Gong
|
20:25
|
238
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
20:55
|
N.Gong
|
21:40
|
240
|
Local
|
No
|
Dhaka
|
21:30
|
N.Gong
|
22:35
|
61
|
Dinajpur Commuter
|
No
|
Lalmonirhat
|
06:50
|
Birol
|
10:20
|
62
|
Dinajpur Commuter
|
No
|
Birol
|
10:40
|
Lalmonirhat
|
14:00
|
63
|
Burimari Express
|
No
|
Lalmonirhat
|
12:50
|
Parbatipur
|
15:00
|
64
|
Burimari Express
|
No
|
Parbatipur
|
05:20
|
Lalmonirhat
|
07:40
|
65
|
Burimari Express
|
No
|
Lalmonirhat
|
08:00
|
Burimari
|
10:10
|
66
|
Burimari Express
|
No
|
Burimari
|
10:30
|
Lalmonirhat
|
12:40
|
69
|
Perbotipur Commuter
|
No
|
Lalmonirhat
|
21:00
|
Parbatipur
|
23:10
|
70
|
Perbotipur Commuter
|
No
|
Parbatipur
|
18:30
|
Lalmonirhat
|
20:40
|
75
|
Dholesssory Express
|
No
|
Mymensingh
|
11:45
|
B.B Setu East
|
15:50
|
76
|
Dholesssory Express
|
No
|
B.B Setu East
|
19:30
|
Mymensingh
|
23:45
|
Mail/Express
Trains (Broad Gauge):
Train No
|
Name
|
Off day
|
From
|
Departure
|
To
|
Arrival
|
5
|
Rajshahi express
|
No
|
Joydevpur
|
13:55
|
Chapainawabganj
|
01:00
|
6
|
Rajshahi express
|
No
|
Chapainawabganj
|
08:10
|
Sirajgonj Bazar
|
17:30
|
15
|
Mahananda Express
|
No
|
Khulna
|
12:40
|
Chapainawabganj
|
01:00
|
16
|
Mahananda Express
|
No
|
Rahanpur
|
05:45
|
Khulna
|
18:30
|
23
|
Rocket express
|
No
|
Khulna
|
09:30
|
Parbatipur
|
22:10
|
24
|
Rocket express
|
No
|
Parbatipur
|
10:00
|
Khulna
|
00:15
|
25
|
Nakshikantha express
|
No
|
khulna
|
02:00
|
Goalondaghat
|
11:00
|
26
|
Nakshikantha express
|
No
|
Goalondaghat
|
13:00
|
Khulna
|
22:15
|
27
|
Chilahati express
|
No
|
Parbatipur
|
04:30
|
Chilahati
|
06:30
|
28
|
Chilahati express
|
No
|
Chilahati
|
07:10
|
Parbatipur
|
09:30
|
31
|
Uttara express
|
No
|
Rajshahi
|
12:10
|
Parbatipur
|
19:15
|
32
|
Uttara express
|
No
|
Parbatipur
|
03:25
|
Rajshahi
|
10:25
|
53
|
Benapol commuter
|
No
|
Khulna
|
07:10
|
Benapol
|
09:50
|
54
|
Benapol commuter
|
No
|
Benapol
|
12:45
|
Khulna
|
15:40
|
57
|
Rajshahi commuter
|
No
|
Ishurdi
|
07:00
|
Chapainawabganj
|
11:20
|
58
|
Rajshahi commuter
|
No
|
Chapainawabganj
|
13:40
|
Ishurdi
|
19:00
|
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