Bangabhaban is the official residence of the head of the state president of Bangladesh. Located in the capital Dhaka, the building was built in 1964 as the office cum residence of the provincial governor of the then East Pakistan. It was named as Bangabhaban after the Independence.

This is a narrow street connecting Nawabpur Road with Islampur Road. The street is flanked by shops with conch shell bangles, musical instruments, statues and costumes. Islampur also boasts the guild of gold and silver-smiths.

Sadarghat is one of the most remarkable areas in Dhaka, situated a little left in front of the Ahsan Manzil. Sadarghat stands as a river front on the famous river the Buriganga and related with the mainstream of development during Mughal and British rule. Many historical remains of that period still exists within this area.Now a days Sadarghat is one of the busiest riverfront of Bangladesh from where big steamer, cargo vessels, motor launches carry passengers as well as goods to from southern districts of Bangladesh. Multipurpose trace activities involving huge number of traders within less than a kilometer road between Sadarghat riverfront to Badamtoli is an overwhelming experience for the foreign tourists also.

Located at Mirpur, near Dhaka Zoo, this garden has a collection of nearly 100 species of local and foreign plants; 100 varieties of roses in the rose corner, 100 varieties of bamboo in the bamboo grove. Open: Saturday-Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-5 :00 p.m.

Situated at Bhawal, 40 kilometers north of Dhaka on Trisal-Mymensingh highway, the National Park spreads on 16,000 acres, with national recreational forests and animals, including small tigers, leopards, small bears, monkeys, porcupines and foxes. There are 20 picnic spots and 6 rest-houses, which can be booked in advance at the Divisional Forest office, Mohakhali, Dhaka. Tel: 880-2-8814700.

Established on 230 acres of land, this zoo at Mirpur has nearly 1500 animals and birds belonging to 128 species. Busy enclosures are those of lions, Royal Bengal Tigers, panthers, deer, monkeys, chimpanzees, pythons, malaysian tapir, orangotang, crocodiles, and elephants, among others. Open: Daily 8:00 am- 6:00 pm. Tickets are available at the gate.

The Batali Hill is the highest hill within the Chittagong Metropolitan area. It is situated in the Tiger Pass area of the city, only 1 km. from the Zero point. From the peak of the Batali Hill one can have a clear birds eye view of the city. a large number of people ascends at the top of the hill to fill their lungs with the fresh air, and to enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the sunset in the Bay of Bangal. The tourists too have a glance of the mouth of the Karnafuli, a comprehensive portion of the Bay of Bangal. the Jetties of the Chittagong Sea port and a large portion of the city Chittagong.