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Pohela Boishakh, is also called Bengali New Year which is observed on 14 April 2025. The significance of this festival is it is connected with the people of Bangladesh culturally, socially and emotionally more profoundly. Therefore the predecessors were able to take their values to their successors prosperously. This remarks the beginning of the Bengali calendar with hope and fresh starts in any path of life. And it is celebrated unitedly by all the communities which showcases the policy of Bangladesh’s secularism in a commendable way.
So, during such an auspicious day it is a practice to move out and spend some time at your favourite landmarks with your loved ones as a symbol of kicking off for a new beginning. This article will explore the seven best places in Bangladesh which shouldn’t be missed to visit during this 2025 new year.
1.Alutila Cave
Nothing can excite you more than mother nature and her beauty binded with unknown mysteries behind it. Alutila Cave is one such place which is tucked away in the green hills, which is dark yet a perfect spot for adventure seekers that is offbeat. This place will offer you a chilling experience and navigate through the slippery path & water streams.
Location – Khagrachari Hill District, Chittagong Division
2.Shuvolong Waterfall & Kaptai Lake
Kaptai lake is Bangladesh’s largest man-made lake which is enfolded by the tranquil hills of Rangamati. Whereas the Shuvolong waterfall can be reached through a wonderful boat ride and during the rainy season this place turns into a paradisiacal. In addition to that, you can find tribal villages, floating markets and buddhist temples.
Location – Rangamati district, Chittagong Hill Tracts.
3.Kukri Mukri Island
A hidden gem of Bangladesh, which is known by only a few people. It is a must-visit landmark that is located in the southern part. Kukri Mukri is a remote island, rich in biodiversity and serene landscapes. Are you a person who seeks solitude in a peaceful place with fewer humans? Then it’s a go-to choice.
Location – Charfassion, Bhola district.
4.Shilpacharya Zainul Folk and Craft Museum
Since, the new year is directly connected with the country’s culture & history, you can choose to visit the Shilpacharya Zainul Folk and Craft Museum. There you can witness the preserved crafts like weaving, pottery, folk paintings that resonate and reflect the soul of rural bengal.
Location – Sonargaon, Narayanganj district
5.Ratargul Swamp Forest
You can take a wooden boat and spend your whole day at this ‘Amazon of Bangladesh’ with freshwater swamp forest. Whether you are an eco-traveler or just an explorer you can glide through this calm water and explore the tree canopies serenely.
Location – Gowainghat Upazila
6.Paharpur
Paharpur is a 8th century Buddhist monastery and the given information states that it is one of the largest monasteries in Bangladesh. Examine these massive terracotta ruins and listen to the historical story of this ancient academic excellence.
Location – Badalgachi Upazila, Naogoan district
7.Baliati Palace
It is obvious in a list to have a must-watch palace in a country which is decorated with many hidden architectural gems. This Baliati Palace dates from the 19th century which has luxurious 200 rooms and multiple courtyards that are surrounded by scenic ponds and greenery.
Location – Saturia Upazila, Manikganj district.
