Bangladesh — A Gateway to South Asia
To the east of India on the Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh is a riverine country known for lush greenery, rich culture, and fast-growing trade. From the Sundarbans mangrove forest to Dhaka’s megacity energy, the country blends heritage with modern industry.
Fast Facts
Nature & Heritage
The Sundarbans — the world’s largest mangrove forest — shelters the Royal Bengal Tiger. Historic landmarks such as the Sixty Dome Mosque in Bagerhat, Lalbagh Fort in Dhaka, and the ancient site of Mahasthangarh reflect centuries of culture and craftsmanship.
- Sundarbans: UNESCO World Heritage mangroves and wildlife.
- Rangamati & the Hill Tracts: lakes, hills and indigenous cultures.
- Cox’s Bazar: world’s longest natural sandy beach.
- Lalbagh Fort & Mahasthangarh: Mughal and ancient Bengal heritage.
Economy & Industries
Bangladesh is a leading apparel producer with growing sectors in leather goods, ship recycling, pharmaceuticals, ceramics, IT services, tea, jute, and handicrafts. Competitive workforce, improving infrastructure, and trade-friendly policies support export growth.
- Apparel & Textiles: RMG hub for knit, woven, denim, workwear.
- Agro & Commodities: tea, jute, seafood, horticulture.
- Handicrafts: cane, bamboo, rattan — artisan cooperatives.
- Services: logistics, port agency, customs clearance.
Destinations Highlights
Sundarbans
Sixty Dome Mosque
Dhaka City
Image Gallery
Sundarbans mangroves, UNESCO heritage, and historic cityscapes. Click any image to view larger.
Ports & Logistics
Maritime trade is anchored by Chattogram (Chittagong) Port, supported by Mongla and Payra. New terminals and road/rail links are improving connectivity for export and import cargo.
- Chattogram Port: main seaport and gateway for containers & general cargo.
- Mongla & Payra: complementary seaports boosting capacity and redundancy.
- Air Freight: Dhaka (DAC) and Chattogram (CGP) international cargo.
How JAR LIMITED Helps
As a JAR Group company, we support end‑to‑end trade: sourcing, compliance, packaging, and logistics via our shipping, freight, and customs partners.
- Port agency, freight forwarding, customs clearance
- Product sourcing (garments, tea, handicrafts) & QC
- Export documentation, packing & delivery
FAQ
Is Bangladesh good for sourcing?
Yes. Competitive lead times, skilled workforce, and strong apparel ecosystem make Bangladesh attractive across apparel, home textiles, and natural crafts.
When is the best time to visit?
Generally November–February is cooler and drier for travel. Monsoon season brings lush landscapes and heavy rain (June–September).
Explore Trade & Partnerships
Planning sourcing, exports, or logistics in Bangladesh? We’re here to help with quotes, samples, and documentation.