Google Street View adds more location of Bangladesh

Following the launch of Dhaka, Chittagong and Khulna on Street View last year, one can now explore even more of Bangladesh on Street View with yesterday’s launch of new imagery from Barisal, Rajshahi, Sylhet and Rangpur, as well as 89 new special collects.
From the winding rivers in the south, to the lush greenery of the north, this new collection gives you a way to see the beauty, history and diversity of Bangladesh right from the palm of your hand, according to Google Street View.
Home to magnificent architecture spanning thousands of years, you can explore Bangladesh’s Mughal heritage at Dhaka’s Lalbagh Fort, see a blend of Mughal and European design at Curzon Hall, or take a walk around the ancient Paharpur Badalgachhi Upazila.   
One of the world’s most important tea production countries, you can now can see for yourself how the perfect brew is grown at the Bangladeshi Tea Research Institute in Sylhet.    
Continue your adventures in nature by walking along the world’s longest unbroken beach at St Martin’s Island, or by checking out some of the exotic and rare plants at the botanical gardens in Dhaka.
We hope that visiting Bangladesh with Google Maps (available on iOS and Android) will  inspire a deeper appreciation for the beauty and history of this beautiful country around the world. Whether you continue your journey in Google Maps or are inspired to visit in person, we invite you to enjoy visiting the Land of the Tiger.

 

Google Street View adds more location of Bangladesh

Following the launch of Dhaka, Chittagong and Khulna on Street View last year, one can now explore even more of Bangladesh on Street View with yesterdays launch of new imagery from Barisal, Rajshahi, Sylhet and Rangpur, as well as 89 new special collects. From the winding rivers in the south, to the lush greenery of the north, this new collection gives you a way to see the beauty, history and diversity of Bangladesh right from the palm of your hand, according to Google Street View. Home to magnificent architecture spanning thousands of years, you can explore Bangladeshs Mughal heritage at Dhakas Lalbagh Fort, see a blend of Mughal and European design at Curzon Hall, or take a walk around the ancient Paharpur Badalgachhi Upazila. One of the worlds most important tea production countries, you can now can see for yourself how the perfect brew is grown at the Bangladeshi Tea Research Institute in Sylhet. Continue your adventures in nature by walking along the worlds longest unbroken beach at St Martins Island, or by checking out some of the exotic and rare plants at the botanical gardens in Dhaka. We hope that visiting Bangladesh with Google Maps (available on iOS and Android) will inspire a deeper appreciation for the beauty and history of this beautiful country around the world. Whether you continue your journey in Google Maps or are inspired to visit in person, we invite you to enjoy visiting the Land of the Tiger.