Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary

A protected coastal mangrove forest in Barguna. It is in Barguna district, Barishal Division.

About Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary

Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary, known locally as Fatrar Ban, is a coastal forest near Taltali in Barguna, covering about 4,050 hectares. Surveyed in 1927, it was declared a reserved forest in 1960 and received the name Tengragiri in 1967, when it covered an estimated 13,644 acres.

The government declared it a wildlife sanctuary on 24 October 2010; it is also known as Tengragiri Eco Park.

Sources: Wikipedia: Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary · facts checked Oct 7, 2026

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Barguna
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What is Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary known for?

Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary, known locally as Fatrar Ban, is a coastal forest near Taltali in Barguna, covering about 4,050 hectares. Surveyed in 1927, it was declared a reserved forest in 1960 and received the name Tengragiri in 1967, when it covered an estimated 13,644 acres.

Where is Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary?

Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary is in Barguna in Bangladesh.

What kind of place is Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary?

It is a Nature destination.

When is the best time to visit Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary?

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