RANGPUR Competitors

Government of Bangladesh is a law enforcement company based out of Calle Laguna del Marquesado Nª 19, Nave 16 Edificio Adriana 1ª Planta, Polígono Industrial La Resina (Villaverde), Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain.

The Bengal Tours Ltd a group of tourism professionals has occupied the leading position among the inbound tour operators in Bangladesh. Having total workforce of 65 personnel, 2 work stations at Dhaka & Khulna, fleet of motor vehicles and cruise ships. We have 12 full time media coordinators and among them 4 are specially for Japanese media. Also we have 10 English speaking fulltime guides those who are taking care of European markets. Besides we outsource different language interpreter for different market. Providing international standard travel related services to the incoming foreign & local tourists and local corporate house as well. Our main services are arranging package tours every parts of the country, city sightseeing, river cruising, air ticketing, product launching, transport rental, research coordination and logistic support to making TV documentary for overseas media etc. Served around 35000 tourists since 1999, 70% of them are foreigners We are the only company that attended a single country fair at Tokyo, Japan in September 2007. Besides, we have been regularly attending international tourism fair since year 2000. The Bengal Tours Ltd., for the first time in Bangladesh (year 2008) had made a promotional video documentary titled Bangladesh: the land of smiles in 3 different languages (English, Japanese & Chinese) to promote the tourism industry of our country We have our own Cruising Vessel, M. V. BHELA & M. V. DINGHY, equipped with necessary facilities. Each has 26 & 46-sleeping accommodation respective

Sitting in the midst of Jaintia and Khasi mountain ranges on the north and Tripura ranges on the south is the blessed territory of Greater Sylhet, which is a valley washed by rivers flowing from those ranges and has been famous for its legendary landscapes and distinctive cultural features since prehistoric times. The natural beauty of Sylhet has always captivated many including the divine Arjun from ancient Mahabharata, famous Chinese traveler Huansung in the seventh century and the globally celebrated Ibn Batuta in the thirteenth century. In addition to being the birthplace of Lord Sri Chaitanya, one of the most prominent Hindu avatars, Syllhet has been recognized as one of the key centres in the preaching of Islam in the Indian subcontinent thanks to the efforts made by Hazrat Shah Jalal (R) and his 360 holy companions. Notwithstanding a Bengali majority, the culture of Sylhet has been enriched by a diverse range of indigenous communities including the Khasis, Monipuris, Garos, Tripuras and Hajong. Modern Sylhet, which is a north-eastern administrative division of Bangladesh comprising the districts of Sylhet, Sunamganj, Moulvibazar and Habiganj, boasts of a total of 138 tea gardens that have deservedly earned it the reputation of an essentially green valley. Here in this division is the second largest reserved forest in Bangladesh, namely Rema-Kalenga, besides famous national gardens like Lauachora, Satchori and Khadimnagar. What's more, Ratargul, the one and only swamp forest in the country, is not too far away from Sylhet city. At the foot of Jaintia and Khasi mountains on the northeast lie top tourist attractions like Lovachora, Lalakhal, Jaflong, Pangthumai, Bichanakandi and Bhulaganj. In the rainy season, green mountains camouflaged by white clouds and cascading fountains together with the tides of mountainous rivers like Piyain, Lova, Sari and Surma engender a charm that allures tourists and the locals alike. The large haors or swamplands on the northwest, especially the Tangoar Haor, along with ...