All 64 districts

Capital city, Lalbagh Fort, Ahsan Manzil, muslin heritage

Bangladesh's garment (RMG) export industry is headquartered here alongside national banking, government administration, and dense wholesale trade in Old Dhaka.

Bhawal National Park, garment industry hub

Bangladesh's largest concentration of garment and textile factories, plus pharmaceutical plants and industrial estates around Konabari and Tongi.

Sholakia Eid ground, Haor wetlands, Nikli

Rice and fish farming across its haor wetland basin, along with traditional boat-building and significant overseas remittance income.

Baliati Palace, Padma river bank

Jute and rice farming, with brisk small trade to Dhaka along the Dhaka-Aricha highway.

Idrakpur Fort, Atish Dipankar birthplace, potato belt

Known as Bangladesh's potato belt, supplying much of the country's potato and vegetable trade to Dhaka markets.

Dhaka of the East, Panam City, jamdani weaving

Textile and jute mills, river-port trade, and the jamdani sari weaving cottage industry.

Wari-Bateshwar ruins, textile trade

Textile and hosiery manufacturing, plus the Ghorashal fertiliser and power complex.

Tangail saree, Atia Mosque, Madhupur forest

The world-famous Tangail handloom saree industry, alongside jute and rice farming on the Jamuna floodplain.

Jute capital, Pathrail, Padma bridge approach

Historic jute cultivation and trade, now diversifying into vegetable farming with new access via the Padma Bridge expressway.

Tungipara, Baghiar Bill water lilies

Rice and fish cultivation around low-lying haor and beel wetlands.

Shakuni Lake, Auliapur Mazar

Jute and rice cultivation on char lands, plus a substantial remittance-driven local economy.

Daulatdia ferry ghat, Goalanda hilsa

Hilsa fishing at Goalanda Ghat and ferry-based trade and transport services.

Padma bridge south end, Mahisar Char

Agriculture on fertile Padma char lands, with growing trade access since the Padma Bridge opened.

Port city, Patenga beach, Foys Lake, mezban

Bangladesh's principal seaport and second-largest city, a hub for shipbuilding, ship-breaking yards, and export-processing zones.

World's longest natural sea beach (120 km)

Tourism is the dominant industry, alongside marine fishing and salt production along the coast.

Tazing Dong, Nilgiri, Boga Lake, hill tribes

Fruit orchards, especially banana and jackfruit, horticulture, and growing eco-tourism.

Kaptai Lake, Hanging Bridge, Sajek gateway

Fisheries on Kaptai Lake, teak and timber forestry, and hydroelectric power generation.

Sajek Valley, Alutila Cave, Richang waterfall

Jhum shifting cultivation, orange and banana horticulture, and rapidly growing tourism around Sajek.

Muhuri project, Sonagazi coastline

A remittance-heavy economy built on a large expatriate diaspora, plus rice farming supported by the Muhuri irrigation project.

Meghna estuary, soybean capital

Bangladesh's leading soybean-producing district, alongside hilsa fishing in the Meghna estuary.

Nijhum Dwip, Bajra Shahi Mosque

Coconut and betel-nut cultivation, fishing, and a large overseas-remittance economy.

Mainamati Buddhist ruins, rasmalai

Home to Bangladesh's pioneering rural cooperative movement (the "Comilla Model"), khadi cotton weaving, and food processing.

Hilsa capital, Meghna-Padma confluence

Known as Bangladesh's "hilsa capital," with its fish landing centre supplying much of the country's hilsa trade.

Music heritage, Akhaura land port

Border trade through Akhaura land port, agriculture, and natural gas extraction from the Titas gas field.

Silk city, mango capital, Padma Garden

Renowned mango orchards, the Rajshahi silk weaving industry, and a large educational-services sector.

Mahasthangarh (oldest city), doi (sweet yogurt)

A major agro-processing and trading hub for potato and rice from across northern Bangladesh.

Pathorghata temple, sugar mill

Home to the country's main limestone quarry and a large sugar mill at Panchbibi.

Paharpur Somapura Mahavihara (UNESCO)

One of Bangladesh's largest rice-producing districts, supported by extensive groundwater irrigation.

Uttara Gonobhaban, Natore Rajbari, kanchagolla

Sugar and rice cultivation, alongside a well-known local sweet-making industry.

Mango capital, Choto Sona Mosque, Gaur ruins

Bangladesh's leading mango-producing district, alongside silk cultivation.

Hardinge Bridge, Ishwardi, Rooppur nuclear plant

Home to the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant under construction, the Ishwardi export-processing zone, and jute processing.

Bangabandhu Bridge, handloom weaving

One of the country's largest handloom-weaving clusters, plus an industrial belt along the Jamuna riverside.

Sundarbans gateway, Rupsha bridge, shrimp trade

Shrimp and jute processing, shipping trade linked to Mongla port, and the Khulna Shipyard.

Sixty Dome Mosque (UNESCO), Khan Jahan Ali

Shrimp (bagda and golda) aquaculture and fishing tied to the adjoining Sundarbans.

Hottest district, first capital of Mujibnagar era

Tobacco and jute cultivation, with cross-border trade near the Darshana rail link to India.

First liberated district, flower village Godkhali

Bangladesh's flower-cultivation hub centred on Godkhali and Panisara, supplying seed and cut flowers nationwide.

Nalduri, Miah Bari mosque, date molasses

Winter date-palm molasses (khejur gur) production alongside jute and rice cultivation.

Lalon Shah shrine, Shilaidaha Kuthibari (Tagore)

Sugar milling, tobacco cultivation, and a strong jute-processing base.

Siddheshwari temple, Nabaganga river

Jute and rice cultivation, with small-scale handloom weaving.

Mujibnagar - first government of Bangladesh, 1971

Mango and litchi orchards, alongside tobacco cultivation.

S. M. Sultan art gallery, Chitra river

Jute and rice farming along the Chitra and Nabaganga rivers.

Sundarbans west, Mozaffar mango, shrimp farms

Shrimp (bagda) farming is the dominant export industry, alongside Sundarbans-based fishing and honey collection.

Venice of Bengal, floating guava market

Rice trading and river transport, plus seasonal floating guava and vegetable markets.

Taltoli sea beach, Haringhata forest

Marine and inland fishing, rice cultivation, and forest resource collection.

Largest island district, Monpura, natural gas

Natural gas fields supplying the national grid, alongside hilsa fishing and coconut cultivation.

Floating guava market of Bhimruli

Guava and other fruit cultivation traded through floating markets, plus coir and cane crafts.

Kuakata - sunrise and sunset from one beach

Rice cultivation and marine fishing along the Bay of Bengal coast.

Floating seedling market, Bhandaria

Guava, betel-nut and coconut horticulture, supported by seasonal floating seedling and produce markets at Swarupkathi and Atghar.

Tea gardens, Ratargul swamp, Jaflong, Shah Jalal shrine

Tea garden cultivation, natural gas extraction, and a very large expatriate/remittance-driven economy with strong ties to the UK diaspora.

Satchari National Park, gas fields

Tea cultivation, natural gas fields (Habiganj and Bibiyana), and rice farming.

Sreemangal - tea capital, Lawachara rainforest, Madhabkunda

Tea plantations dominate the economy, alongside pineapple and lemon horticulture.

Tanguar Haor (Ramsar site), Niladri Lake, Barikka Tila

Boro rice cultivation on haor land, freshwater fishing, and stone quarrying near the Meghalaya border.

Tajhat Palace, hariwal, tobacco belt

Tobacco cultivation and increasingly diversified agriculture and small industry.

Kantajew Temple, Ramsagar Lake, litchi

Litchi and rice cultivation - among the country's top rice-producing districts - plus agro-processing industries.

Friendship Centre, Brahmaputra chars

Char-land agriculture and jute cultivation, alongside NGO-supported community health and ferry services on the Brahmaputra chars.

Chilmari port, river chars, Dharla river

Char-land agriculture, river trade through Chilmari port, and tobacco cultivation.

Burimari land port, Tin Bigha corridor

Border trade through Burimari land port, tobacco and rice cultivation.

Saidpur railway workshop, Nilsagar

Railway engineering at the Saidpur workshop, rice cultivation, and Teesta-fed irrigation.

Northernmost point, Kanchenjunga view, Tetulia tea

Tea cultivation at Tetulia, and stone collection from riverbeds near the Himalayan foothills.

Jamalpur Zamindar mosque, Baliadangi mango tree

One of the country's highest-yield rice-growing districts, plus mango orchards.

Brahmaputra bank, Shashi Lodge, agricultural university

An agricultural research and education hub, plus fishing and rice trade along the Brahmaputra.

Nakshi kantha embroidery, Doyamoyee temple

Agriculture (jute and rice) on the Brahmaputra-Jamuna floodplain, and the nakshi kantha handicraft trade.

Birishiri china-clay hills, Somesshwari river

Rice cultivation in haor basins, china-clay (kaolin) extraction near Birishiri, and fishing.

Gajni hills, Madhutila eco-park, Garo culture

Cotton and rice cultivation, plus growing eco-tourism around the Garo Hills foothills.