Chattogram Division
Chattogram is one of the eight administrative divisions of Bangladesh. It was established in 1829, covers 33,909 km², and contains 11 districts with a combined population of about 33.2 M.
Districts of Chattogram Division
All 11, with what each is known for.
Chattogram
Port city, Patenga beach, Foys Lake, mezban
5,283 km² 9.17 MCox's Bazar
World's longest natural sea beach (120 km)
2,492 km² 2.82 MBandarban
Tazing Dong, Nilgiri, Boga Lake, hill tribes
4,479 km² 481.1 KRangamati
Kaptai Lake, Hanging Bridge, Sajek gateway
6,116 km² 647.6 KKhagrachhari
Sajek Valley, Alutila Cave, Richang waterfall
2,700 km² 714 KFeni
Muhuri project, Sonagazi coastline
990 km² 1.65 MLakshmipur
Meghna estuary, soybean capital
1,456 km² 1.9 MNoakhali
Nijhum Dwip, Bajra Shahi Mosque
3,601 km² 3.63 MCumilla
Mainamati Buddhist ruins, rasmalai
3,085 km² 6.21 MChandpur
Hilsa capital, Meghna-Padma confluence
1,704 km² 2.6 MBrahmanbaria
Music heritage, Akhaura land port
1,927 km² 3.3 MPlaces to visit in Chattogram
Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach
The longest uninterrupted natural sea beach in the world, running about 120 km from Cox’s Bazar to Teknaf.
Cox's BazarSajek Valley
The "queen of hills" — clouds roll through the resort huts at dawn, 1,800 ft above sea level.
RangamatiSt. Martin's Island
The only coral island of Bangladesh, locally called Narikel Jinjira — coconut, coral and turquoise water.
Cox's BazarNilgiri & Chimbuk
Resorts perched above the cloudline where the fog sits below your balcony at sunrise.
BandarbanNafakhum Waterfall
The largest waterfall by volume in Bangladesh, reached by boat and trek along the Sangu river.
BandarbanKaptai Lake
The largest man-made lake of the country, dotted with islands, hanging bridges and hill villages.
RangamatiNijhum Dwip
A quiet island national park where herds of spotted deer roam the keora forest at dusk.
NoakhaliMahamaya & Foy’s Lake
Kayak between forested hills at Mahamaya and ride the theme park at Foy’s Lake.
Chattogram