Forest and mangrove, Barguna

Haringhata Forestহরিণঘাটা বন

Time needed
Two hours, half a day with Laldia.
best months
Nov–Feb
Cost
Free.

A mangrove forest in Patharghata on the Haringhata river, with a wooden walkway through the trees and a path on to Laldia beach.

At a glance

River
Haringhata, the border with Bagerhat

About

Haringhata lies where the Haringhata river, which divides Barguna from Bagerhat, opens to the Bay. The forest has keora and other mangrove trees, and a walkway lets you go in without sinking into the mud.

Many visitors walk on through the forest to Laldia beach, about two hours away, and come back by motorbike.

Getting there: From Patharghata by motorbike or van.

Things to do

  • Walk the forest path on to Laldia beach.

Good to know

  • Carry water and wear light shoes.

Getting there

Read the Barguna guide

Nearby

Location

Haringhata Forest, Barguna

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