Lawachara National Park
A pocket of tropical rainforest inside the tea belt — home to Bangladesh’s only wild population of hoolock gibbons.
📍 Location & access
🧭 Planning your trip
The best window for Lawachara National Park is Oct – Mar. November to February is the easiest season for travel across Bangladesh generally — cool and dry — while the monsoon between June and September is when the haors, waterfalls and hills are at their most dramatic.
Moulvibazar is known for sreemangal — tea capital, Lawachara rainforest, Madhabkunda.
Sunrise and sunset at Lawachara National Park today
Useful for planning the golden hour — 12:50 of daylight.
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Forest GazipurFrequently asked questions about Lawachara National Park
Where is Lawachara National Park?
Lawachara National Park is in Moulvibazar district, Bangladesh, at 24.3225°N, 91.7810°E.
When is the best time to visit Lawachara National Park?
The best season to visit Lawachara National Park is Oct – Mar.
What is Lawachara National Park known for?
A pocket of tropical rainforest inside the tea belt — home to Bangladesh’s only wild population of hoolock gibbons.