Are you Bangladeshi? Visit 41 countries of the world without any type of visa.
If you are a Bangladeshi, you can come from 41 countries of the world only with a Bangladeshi passport. Today I will talk about 4 naturally beautiful countries in South Asia that you can afford. If you want you can come back from these countries at low cost.
1. Nepal
The Himalayas are a South Asian country. Despite being a country of quite a small size, the topography of Nepal is very diverse. Areas with humid climates, ranging from the Terai to the vast Himalayas; This diversity is recognized everywhere. The region across the border between Nepal and China is home to six of the world's top 10 mountains. This is where Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, is located.
Nepal's visa policy is relatively liberal, allowing citizens of all countries to obtain a tourist visa upon arrival.
In January 2014, Nepal launched an online visa application system for their country.
All tourists are allowed to stay in Nepal for a maximum of 150 days a year
Citizens of SAARC member countries can get a free travel visa for 30 days at no cost. The countries are
Nepal's economy is largely dependent on the tourism industry. Every year thousands of people from different countries of the world travel to Nepal.
2. Bhutan
Bhutan, known as the land of lightning dragons, is the happiest country in Asia. The title of the king of Bhutan is 'Dragon King'. The landlocked country of Bhutan is called the Switzerland of Asia because of its size, shape and mountainous topography. About 70% of Bhutan is forested. Bhutan is a sanctuary of animals and plants due to its long isolation from the outside world. Thousands of rare species of animals and plants can be found here.
7,500 sq km Bhutan is a beautiful place to visit The landscape of Bhutan is naturally very beautiful.
If you are a Bangladeshi, you can travel to this beautiful country without any visa, only with a passport.
Bhutan is a member state of SAARC and the least populous country in South Asia after the Maldives. Thimphu is the capital and largest city of Bhutan.
Nepal's visa policy is relatively liberal, allowing citizens of all countries to obtain a tourist visa upon arrival.
In January 2014, Nepal launched an online visa application system for their country.
All tourists are allowed to stay in Nepal for a maximum of 150 days a year
Citizens of SAARC member countries can get a free travel visa for 30 days at no cost. The countries are
Nepal's economy is largely dependent on the tourism industry. Every year thousands of people from different countries of the world travel to Nepal.
2. Bhutan
Bhutan, known as the land of lightning dragons, is the happiest country in Asia. The title of the king of Bhutan is 'Dragon King'. The landlocked country of Bhutan is called the Switzerland of Asia because of its size, shape and mountainous topography. About 70% of Bhutan is forested. Bhutan is a sanctuary of animals and plants due to its long isolation from the outside world. Thousands of rare species of animals and plants can be found here.
7,500 sq km Bhutan is a beautiful place to visit The landscape of Bhutan is naturally very beautiful.
If you are a Bangladeshi, you can travel to this beautiful country without any visa, only with a passport.
Bhutan is a member state of SAARC and the least populous country in South Asia after the Maldives. Thimphu is the capital and largest city of Bhutan.
3 ... Maldives
An island state. Its capital is Male. Member of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). This country is the lowest country in the world. Famous for tourism, the country has a maximum elevation of only 2.3 meters above sea level and an average elevation of only 1.5 meters. The Maldives is made up of more than 1,200 small islands. [5]
In the Middle Ages, Ibn Battuta and other Arab tourists referred to the region as 'Mahal Dibiyat'. Mahal in Arabic means palace. This name is currently used as the state symbol of the Maldives.
Marine fish have been the mainstay of the country's economy since ancient times. However, the country has now made significant progress in the tourism industry. It can be said that the biggest industry of the country is now tourism. The tourism industry accounts for 26 per cent of the total income and 80 per cent of the total foreign income.
In the Middle Ages, Ibn Battuta and other Arab tourists referred to the region as 'Mahal Dibiyat'. Mahal in Arabic means palace. This name is currently used as the state symbol of the Maldives.
Marine fish have been the mainstay of the country's economy since ancient times. However, the country has now made significant progress in the tourism industry. It can be said that the biggest industry of the country is now tourism. The tourism industry accounts for 26 per cent of the total income and 80 per cent of the total foreign income.
4. Sri Lanka
75,610 sq km is an island state in South Asia. Its official name is the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka is famous for the production and export of tea, coffee, coconut, rubber. The beaches, landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Sri Lanka have made Sri Lanka very attractive to tourists from all over the world.
According to the descriptors of the British colony, it was a land of perfect natural beauty before it was destroyed by a storm in 1460. Most of the island's coastal plains, except for the rising mountains to the south.
There are 103 rivers in Sri Lanka. The longest of these is the Mahaveli River which is 335 km (204 miles) wide.
Sri Lanka is famous for the production and export of tea, coffee, coconut, rubber. The beaches, landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Sri Lanka have made Sri Lanka very attractive to tourists from all over the world.
According to the descriptors of the British colony, it was a land of perfect natural beauty before it was destroyed by a storm in 1460. Most of the island's coastal plains, except for the rising mountains to the south.
There are 103 rivers in Sri Lanka. The longest of these is the Mahaveli River which is 335 km (204 miles) wide.
