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Beaches, hills, tea gardens and centuries of history. Find your next trip, then book the bus to get there.
CityChattogram, ChattogramChattogramChattogram is Bangladesh's main port and second-largest city, and the gateway to the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Travellers come for business, for Patenga beach and as a stop on the way to the hills.
CityCox's Bazar, ChattogramCox's BazarCox's Bazar is home to one of the longest natural sea beaches in the world and is Bangladesh's busiest holiday destination. Buses are busiest around weekends and public holidays, so book early for those dates.
CityDhaka, DhakaDhakaDhaka is Bangladesh's capital and largest city, and the hub of its intercity bus network. Long-distance coaches use terminals and counters across the city, including Gabtoli, Sayedabad and Mohakhali, so check your ticket for the exact drop-off point.
CityRajshahi, RajshahiRajshahiRajshahi, on the Padma river in Bangladesh's north-west, is known for its silk, its mangoes and the Varendra Research Museum, and is often called the Silk City.
CitySylhet, SylhetSylhetSylhet, in Bangladesh's north-east, is known for its tea gardens, the Ratargul swamp forest and Jaflong on the Indian border, and for the shrine of Hazrat Shah Jalal.
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