Haringhata Forest and Laldia Beach
Barguna · Beach
November – March
Tengragiri Forest (Fatrar Bon)
What you can see and do
Leaving the Sundarbans aside, Tengragiri ranks among the few large mangrove forests the country has. It lies in Taltali upazila, where people call it Fatrar Bon. Walking trails pass through sundari, keora and gewa trees to the seashore, and the Sonakata eco-park inside it keeps deer and crocodile enclosures.
How to get there
From Barguna cross the Payra river and go via Amtali to Sonakata in Taltali. From Kuakata you can also come across by trawler.
Safety notes
Check the entry rules and permits with the forest department or local authority first; do not go deep without a guide.
Other travel details
- When to go: November–March
- How long to allow: About 4 hours
- From Dhaka: 230 km · Bus from ৳677
Put together from the site’s own information. Check the weather and local conditions before you go.
Getting there from Dhaka: bus, train, fares
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