UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bangladesh

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bangladesh are places of exceptional cultural, historical, or natural importance recognized globally. These sites include ancient monuments, archaeological sites, and natural landscapes that reflect Bangladesh's rich heritage and history. Notable examples are the historic city of Bagerhat with its medieval mosques, the Sundarbans mangrove forest home to the Royal Bengal tiger, and the archaeological site of Mahasthangarh. Being designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site helps protect and preserve these valuable locations for future generations, highlighting Bangladesh’s diverse and unique contributions to world heritage.