What does BTB mean in TRAVEL & TOURISM

Bangladesh is a country of stunning natural beauty and endless natural treasures. Popular tourist attractions in Bangladesh include the world's longest beach - Cox's Bazar; the Sundarbans, one of the largest mangrove forests in the world; and Sundarban National Park, home to the Royal Bengal Tiger. Additionally, other must-see sites include Sylhet Hill Tracts, St. Martin’s Island, Paharpur Ruins and Ahsan Manzil Palace.

The most reliable way to get around Bangladesh is by bus or train. You can also rent cars, but it may not be worthwhile due to navigation issues in some areas. Taxis are also commonly available for hire but be sure to agree on a price before starting your journey.

The official currency used in Bangladesh is the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT). Currency exchange booths and ATMs can easily be found throughout larger cities and tourist destinations. US Dollars are also accepted at many hotels and stores, but typically only for higher priced items.

English is widely spoken throughout major touristic areas and most business owners for tourist services speak some level of English. However, areas outside of these popular tourist spots may require some knowledge of Bengali which you may need a translator for as needed.

Yes! There are several historical monuments & sites than span centuries worth visiting while traveling through Bangladesh such as Paharpur ruins from 8th century Buddhist Monastery Complex; Ahsan Manzil Palace from 19th century Nawab palace containing unique Mughal art styles; Ruplal House from 18th century building featuring Victorian architecture; Jahajghata Fort built by Portuguese traders during 17th century reflecting British colonial styles; and Lalbag Fort from Mughal period built during 1618 A.D featuring large lake & exquisitely designed Moghul structures with lush gardens.

Restaurants can be found throughout many cities and towns offering a wide variety of cuisines including traditional Bangladeshi dishes like rice and curry with fish or chicken as well as other international favorites such as Italian or Chinese food. Street vendors can also often be found selling snacks such as samosas or pakoras if you're looking for something quick and easy!

Accommodation options vary depending on location but generally range from luxury hotels located near major touristic regions to mid-range guesthouses away from main cities that offer comfortable amenities at an affordable rate. Additionally, budget travelers will find plenty of affordable accommodations including hostels or homestays that give access to local culture.

Within cities, you will find plenty of transportation options such as auto rickshaws (tuk tuks), taxis or buses - the latter two being suitable for longer distances trips while tuk tuks are great for short commutes / rides around town. Prices vary but usually remain very cheap compared to western standards.