Himchari National Park

Situated in the southeastern region of Bangladesh, Himchari National Park covers an area that hosts verdant hills, dense tropical forests, and striking waterfalls. It was established in 1980 primarily to protect the region's biodiversity and to promote eco-tourism. The park plays a crucial role in conserving the region's flora and fauna, including various species of birds, mammals like the Asian elephant, and reptiles. The park also features a splendid coastal stretch along the Bay of Bengal, providing a rare glimpse into the marine influence on the terrestrial habitat. Offering a variety of recreational opportunities such as hiking, bird watching, and photography, Himchari is particularly famous for its waterfall located near the coastline. Visitors can explore the diverse trails that wind through the park, leading to panoramic views over the ocean. The combination of terrestrial and marine environments makes it a unique destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.