Located on the banks of the Rupsha and Bhairab rivers, Khulna is a peaceful city that serves as the entry point to the majestic Sundarbans and the ancient architectural wonders of Bagerhat. Experience a blend of riverine beauty, historic mosques, and unique wildlife.
Discover why Khulna is the heart of Bangladesh's southwestern charm through its heritage and nature.
Explore the UNESCO-listed largest mangrove forest in the world, home to the Royal Bengal Tiger and diverse flora.
A 15th-century architectural marvel in Bagerhat, showcasing stunning Tughlaq style brickwork.
Khulna is famous for its shrimp industry; try the local golda chingri curry for an authentic taste.
To truly navigate the Sundarbans and find the best hidden history in Bagerhat, a local guide is highly recommended.
Khulna is very budget-friendly, with decent mid-range hotels costing around $30-$50 USD per night.
A modern landmark offering the best panoramic views of the city, especially during sunset.
Travel to Bagerhat
Take a scenic 1-hour drive from Khulna city to the historical town of Bagerhat.
Sixty Dome Mosque
Explore the massive prayer hall and its 77 domes, a masterpiece of Sultanate architecture.
Authentic Bengali Lunch
Enjoy a traditional meal at a local eatery, featuring Vorta (mashed vegetables) and river fish.
Tomb of Khan Jahan Ali
Visit the shrine of the saint who founded the city, located beside a large pond with resident crocodiles.
Boat to Karamjal
Board a motorboat from Mongla for a day trip into the fringes of the Sundarbans forest.
Karamjal Eco Tourism Center
Walk along the wooden trails, visit the crocodile breeding center, and spot spotted deer.
Forest Lunch
Enjoy a packed lunch on the boat while drifting through the narrow tidal canals.
Sunset River Cruise
Watch the sun set over the mangrove canopy as you return to the mainland.
Hadis Park
Visit the central park of Khulna, a popular spot for locals featuring a Shaheed Minar monument.
Khulna Divisional Museum
Learn about the archaeological history of the region and see artifacts from the Gupta and Pala periods.
Sunset at Rupsha Bridge
Walk across the Khan Jahan Ali Bridge for the best breeze and views of the bustling river traffic below.
Dinner at City Center
End your trip with local sweets like 'Roshomalai' from a traditional confectionery in the city.