Basanta Utsab is the first day of spring, celebrated in a very colorful manner throughout the country on the 1st Day of Falgun, the 11th month of Bangla calendar, which falls in mid-February of the Gregorian calendar. During the festival, people wear colorful dresses, and colorful fairs and cultural programs are organized. Women typically wear yellow sharis and decorate themselves with floral ornaments. 

 Pohela Boishakh is an integral part of Bangladesh’s cultural heritage. People start this day with new hope, thoroughly cleaning the failures and sorrows of the preceding year. In rural areas, businesspeople close their old books of accounts, open new ones, and treat their customers with traditional sweets to renew the business relationship. People dressed in colorful traditional clothes visit their friends, relatives, and neighbors to exchange greetings.

Fairs are arranged in many parts of the country where various agricultural products, traditional handicrafts, toys, cosmetics, and different kinds of food and sweets are sold. The fairs also provide entertainment with singers, dancers, and traditional plays and songs. Pohela Boishakh is also celebrated in remarkable ways in the capital Dhaka and other major cities of Bangladesh.

 Every year, in the month of Falgun (February to March), “Lalon Smaran Utshab” (Lalon memorial festival) is held in the shrine of Lalon in Kushtia.

Bauls (itinerant mystic folk singers) and devotees of Lalon from Bangladesh and overseas come to perform and highlight the mystics of Fakir Lalon Shah, the undisputed king of Baul music. Baul music celebrates divine love in earthly t

 Ekushey is celebrated on the 21st day of February every year. It is known as the National Mother Language Day, which marks the anniversary of the martyrdom of those who died while protesting the imposition of Urdu as the national language of East and West Pakistan. Political leaders, writers, intellectuals, poets, artisans, and singers offer tributes to those that suffered.

Bangladesh celebrates Victory Day on the 16th of December to commemorate the ultimate victory of the Allied Forces over Pakistani forces in the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971, marking the nine-month liberation war and the official secession of East Pakistan into Bangladesh.

Saint Martin Island is a small island located in the south of the border of Bangladesh and the northeast part of the Bay of Bengal. It is located on the entire Bangladesh border. The only coral island of St. Martin in Bangladesh has located 120 km from Cox’s Bazar and 9 km from Teknaf, which offers the attractions like sunrise, sunset, exotic village life, coral rocks, hatchery, and plentiful stars at night. It is a pretty beautiful beach that offers fantastic scenarios to the visitors.

The tourists can enjoy engaging activities like fishing, walking by the sea beach, ocean scuba diving, etc. Saint Martin Island is one of the most exciting and popular tourist destinations in Bangladesh.

Sundarbans is the most extensive natural mangrove forest in the world, located between Bangladesh and India. It is the deepest with the different types of geological periods and fauna. 

The beauty of Sundarban national park is charmed by captivating flora and fauna like aqua-fauna, avifauna, reptiles, and predators. One can enjoy the entire day at this national park which is immensely beautiful.

Sylhet is a popular and well-visited tourist destination; it is the largest city of Sylhet division of Bangladesh. Tourists can also enjoy shopping at Al Hamra, Bluewater, Millennium, Aarong, Kumarpara, etc. The beauty of Tamabil- Jaflong, Sri Mahalaxmi temple, the most extensive tea garden, and Lawacherra rain forest are beautiful eye-catching places. 

Kuakata is famous for its panoramic sea beach, known as Sagar Kannya or the Daughter of the sea, one of Bangladesh's beautiful tourist attractions. Kuakata is located at Kalapara Police Station of Patuakhali district. It is about 320 km from Dhaka and 70 km from Patuakhali Sadar.

Kuakata is a beautiful place where you can witness both sunrise and sunset unobstructed. This beach is a captivating combination of picturesque natural beauty, blue sky, sandy beach, vast bay, and evergreen jhaubon. 

National Martyrs Memorial or Jatiyo Sriti Shoudho is the national monument of Bangladesh, erected as an iconic structure in memory of those brave sons and daughters who laid down their lives in the Liberation war of 1971. This monument is situated at Savar, about 35km northwest of Dhaka. Architect Moinul Hossain designed the monument.

The whole complex area is about 84 acres, surrounded by a green belt of approximately 24.7 acres. Some mass graves and a water body is located in front of the monument. From the main entrance, visitors get a solid axial view of this structure. To reach it, one has to cross a crooked and uneven path and a manmade lake by a bridge that symbolizes the nation’s difficult path to independence and the troublesome journey that lies ahead.

This 17th -century incomplete Mughal fort is the most popular and distinguished one and bears a great significance of art by the Mughal Empire in Bangladesh. It stands proudly before the Buriganga River in the southwestern part of the old city. 

Sonargaon, or The village of gold, was the old capital of Bengal in the medieval period. It was an important administrative and business center at that time. At the time of the medieval period, it was the mint capital. During the 13th century, Sonargaon was used as the capital city by different rulers of eastern Bengal. In the mid-13th century, it was the capital of the Hindu Deva dynasty. But after a short time, Muslim rulers acquired it and made it their capital city.

The National Parliament House of Bangladesh is one of the twentieth century’s most meaningful buildings; designed by famous architect Louis I Kahn Located at Sher-e Bangla Nagar; this building is the largest legislative complex in the world.

The construction work of the Bangladesh National Parliament commenced in 1964 but was halted due to the liberation war, and it was finally completed in 1982. The entire complex is divided into three parts: The Main Plaza, the South Plaza, and the Presidential Plaza.