Buddhist vihara and pagodaRockyMasum · CC BY-SA 3.0Rangkut Banasram Monastery, Ramu
Cox's Bazar
Ramu is the Rakhine Buddhist town 15 km east of Cox's Bazar, and Rangkut Banasram on its hill is the oldest of its monasteries, a pilgrimage site said to go back two thousand years.
Buddhist vihara and pagodaAumit22 · CC BY-SA 4.0Shantipur Aranya Kutir, Panchhari
Khagrachari
A forest monastery at Panchhari in the north of the district, with the tallest Buddha statue in the country (about 50 feet) on a wooded hill: a place of meditation, quiet and much visited on Buddhist holy days.
Buddhist vihara and pagodaTuhin · CC BY-SA 4.0Kuakata Buddhist Temple
Patuakhali
A Rakhine Buddhist temple in Kuakata with a large Buddha image, close to the old well that gave the town its name.
Buddhist vihara and pagodaVubon · CC BY-SA 4.0Sitakot Vihara
Dinajpur
The excavated brick foundations of an early Buddhist monastery in Nawabganj upazila, a square of cells round a courtyard.
Atish Dipankar's Birthplace
Munshiganj
The site at Bajrayogini where the Buddhist teacher Atish Dipankar Srijnan was born in the late 10th century, marked by a memorial and a small temple.
Buddhist vihara and pagodaMahfuzcong · CC BY-SA 4.0Vasu Vihara
Bogura
The excavated remains of two Buddhist monasteries and a temple, about 6 km west of Mahasthangarh, known locally as Narapatir Dhap.
Bhatar Bhita Buddhist Monastery
Magura
A mound at Tila, by the Fatki river, that legend calls the 'mound of rice'; excavation found a Buddhist monastery from between the Maurya and Gupta periods.
Buddhist vihara and pagodaMohammad Mahmodul ha… · CC BY 3.0Halud Vihara
Naogaon
A large brick mound of an early Buddhist settlement in Badalgachhi, about 10 km south of Paharpur: a short detour on the way there.
Buddhist vihara and pagodaNajmul Huda · CC BY-SA 4.0Jagaddala Mahavihara
Naogaon
The excavated base of a Pala-era Buddhist monastery near the Indian border at Dhamoirhat, linked with King Ramapala and long known as a seat of learning.
Buddhist vihara and pagodaAtiqur.Rahman · CC BY-SA 4.0Paharpur Buddhist Vihara
Naogaon
Somapura Mahavihara, the great monastery the Pala king Dharmapala founded in the late 8th century: the largest Buddhist monastery south of the Himalayas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.
Buddhist vihara and pagodaSouvik.arko · Public domainRajban Vihara
Rangamati
The largest Buddhist monastery in the country, on a lake island at the edge of town, home of the late Banabhante, the forest monk whose preserved body lies here: a complex of halls, stupas and shrines under the Chakma raja's patronage.
Buddhist vihara and pagodaFahad Faisal · CC BY-SA 4.0Buddha Dhatu Jadi (Golden Temple)
Bandarban
The gilded Theravada stupa on a hill at Balaghata, 4 km from town, built in 2000 in the Burmese (Arakanese) style with relics of the Buddha: the largest Theravada temple in the country and the district's landmark.