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Address: Harinaghata Forest, Patharghata, Barguna, Barisal, Bangladesh
What Md.Mueed Hasan Sifat saying about this place:
Seeing Haringhata Eco Tourism in Patharghata was quite unforgettable. Tucked in Barguna, it offers the ideal fusion of adventure and landscape. Starting Barguna, ride a bus, tempo, or boat to Haringhata. Arriving you will find the calm Laldia Char beach and rich trees. Chitra Deer, monkeys, and birds call the forest—which has trees like Keora and Garan—home. Particularly lovely around high tide, the meandering canals are ideal for a modest boat trip. Often visited by interesting red crabs, Laldia Char beach is a peaceful, leisureful area with immaculate sand and tranquil waves. Rich in varied flora and fauna, the Tengagiri Wildlife Sanctuary provides a serene haven from the busyness. For explorers and environmentalists, Haringhata Eco Tourism is absolutely must-visited.
Haringhata, located in Patharghata Upazila of Barguna District, is a stunning natural destination featuring a dense forest and the secluded Laldia Char beach. Declared a wildlife sanctuary in 2010, it is home to various trees like Keora and Garan, and wildlife such as Chitra Deer and Forest Cats. Visitors can enjoy boat rides through the forest's canals and observe diverse bird species. The serene beach, with its low human presence and vibrant red crabs, offers a unique coastal experience. Accessible from Barguna by bus, tempo, or boat, Haringhata provides an excellent escape into nature.
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Yes, Haringhata is a family-friendly destination. Its natural beauty and serene environment make it ideal for family outings and nature walks.
EditVisitors can explore the lush forest, enjoy wildlife sightings, take a boat ride through the forest's canals, and relax on the secluded Laldia Char beach.
EditThe best season to visit Haringhata is during winter, from November to February.
EditInternet speed and facilities in Haringhata are likely to be limited due to its remote location. Visitors should not expect reliable connectivity and are advised to prepare accordingly.
EditIt will take about 2-3 hours to fully explore Haringhata.
EditWheelchair accessibility is limited due to the natural and rugged terrain of the forest and beach areas.
EditVisitors should be cautious of wildlife and ensure they follow safety guidelines provided by local authorities. It is also advisable to travel in groups.
EditHaringhata has a low crime rate. The area is generally safe for tourists, but standard precautions should always be taken.
EditHaringhata does not have a vibrant nightlife. The area is more suited for daytime activities focused on nature and wildlife.
EditThe cost of living in Haringhata is low. Basic amenities and local transportation are inexpensive, making it an affordable destination for travelers.
EditHaringhata is best suited for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and families looking for a peaceful retreat.
EditVisitors can enjoy guided nature walks, wildlife watching, and relaxing boat rides through the scenic forest canals. The serene Laldia Char beach is perfect for picnics and spotting vibrant red crabs.
EditYes, Haringhata is female-friendly. It is safe for female travelers, especially those who enjoy nature and wildlife.
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Eco Park is positively a magnificent spot to go through the day with the family. Presumably better to visit in the late evening when it is less moist. We visited the 7 miracles of the world with our little youngsters and discovered it's anything but a decent evening walk around we envisioned ourselves making a trip all throughout the planet to see these UNESCO legacy locales.
Satisfaction: 80%
A nice natural forest situated in Patharghata, Barguna is this forest! It's covered with mangrove trees and filled with canals inside. There's also boat riding facilities inside the forest. There’s a wooden trail inside the park which is about 3 kilometres in distance. Walking in the wooden trail really feels surreal. There’s also a beautiful beach at the south side. Even though the place has no accommodation facilities, it’s still a wonderful place for day visits!
Satisfaction: 87%
Haringhata Eco Tourism is a forest covered with greenery and mangrove forest. The forest also consists of a few canals. It represents our country’s natural evergreen beauty to the fullest. The place is always full of tourists and it's a wonderful place for people who love to walk around nature. Absolutely loved visiting the place! The locality of the place is also friendly and nice. Felt safe going there for a day trip!
Satisfaction: 80%
