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Administrative division in Bangladesh
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Barguna District is a district of Southern Bangladesh. It is part of the Barisal Division.
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Laldia Char
You can witness both the sunrise and sunset from this location. With the sea on one side, a forest on the other, and the beach in between, this rare natural beauty is a stunning sight. A Casuarina forest has been developed along the shores of Laldia Beach.
Harinaghata Forest
This mangrove forest is an isolated part of the Sundarbans. Although it does not have as much wildlife diversity as the Sundarbans, you might be lucky enough to spot deer.; The 950-meter-long wooden foot trail (walking bridge) inside the Harinabaria Forest has been extended up to Laldia Beach. The forest also features a watchtower for visitors and a hanging bridge.
By road
Every day, buses operated by companies such as Sakura, Sugandha, Mia, Abdullah, and Patuakhali Express depart from Gabtoli and Sayedabad in Dhaka in the morning, afternoon, and night, traveling via…
By boat
Several launches travel from Dhaka Sadarghat to Barguna daily, departing between 4:30PM and 8PM.
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