The Shahi Eidgah Mosque, built in the 16th century, impresses with its immense courtyard and majestic Mughal style. The Shah Amanat Mausoleum, a revered Muslim sanctuary, attracts many pilgrims. The ruins of the Fort of Ietka Kali Bari, a former 17th century Portuguese fortress, bear witness to the region's colonial past.
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The Shahi Eidgah Mosque, built in the 16th century, impresses with its immense courtyard and majestic Mughal style. The Shah Amanat Mausoleum, a revered Muslim sanctuary, attracts many pilgrims. The ruins of the Fort of Ietka Kali Bari, a former 17th century Portuguese fortress, bear witness to the region's colonial past.
The local life of Chittagong can be discovered in its lively markets. Kawran Bazar is the largest traditional market in the city. Its colorful stalls and bustling atmosphere will delight your senses. The Village of Bandarban, populated by minority ethnic groups, will immerse you in ancestral traditions. The New Market Area brings together modern shops and artisans in an animated atmosphere.
Moreover, Chittagong is known for its beautiful landscapes as it is located in a hilly area. The Chittagong Hills is a lush green mountain range which gives itself to various outdoor activities like hiking. Likewise, the Kaptai Reserve contains a large lake. It also encompasses a tropical forest. This reserve supports a rich and diverse array of animals and plants. Finally, there are Cox’s Bazar’s.
The city also harbors many other heritage treasures. The Ethnological Museum traces the traditions of local minorities. The colonial institute, with its venerable buildings, charms with its period architecture. And the Portuguese Mosque Circuit will take you on a journey through Bangladesh's historical heritage.
Other unmissable attractions include Patenga Beach, perfect for swimming and water sports. Foy's Lake Park, a green haven with its lake and botanical garden. Not to mention the majestic Bandarban Hills, a preserved natural area home to local tribes.
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