Isolated 40,000-acre mangrove island in the Bay of Bengal, sanctuary to over 40,000 wild spotted deer, migratory waterbirds, and virgin beaches.
Emerging in the 1950s as a shallow sandbank south of Hatiya, Nijhum Dwip (Silent Island) was declared a National Park in 2001. Covered with lush Keora mangrove forests, it is famous for hosting one of South Asia’s largest free-roaming spotted deer populations. Visitors explore via wooden trawlers, watching deer gather at dawn at Chowdhury Khal and Mangrove Beach.
Standard domestic tourism access. Family friendly with regular tourist police patrol.
Town hub to attraction roundtrip. Always agree on fare before boarding.
22.07330° N, 91.00830° E
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