
Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary
A protected coastal mangrove forest in Barguna.
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Barguna district guideA protected coastal mangrove forest in Barguna. It is in Barguna district, Barishal Division.
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

A protected coastal mangrove forest in Barguna.
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A protected coastal island forest in Patuakhali.
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Patuakhali
Seasonal canal markets where guava and other produce are sold from boats, such as at Kuriana.
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A mangrove-covered island wildlife sanctuary off Bhola.
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BholaTengragiri 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.
Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary is in Barguna in Bangladesh.
It is a Nature destination.
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