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Gazipur Safari Park

Der Gazipur Safari Park (bengalisch গাজীপুর সাফারি পার্ক) ist ein Zoo, Safari- und Freizeitpark im Verwaltungsdistrikt Gazipur in Bangladesch. Die gleichnamige Stadt Gazipur befindet sich etwa 20, die Hauptstadt Dhaka rund 40 Kilometer entfernt im Süden. Geschichte Der Safaripark wurde 2013 unter dem Namen Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Safari Park eröffnet. Der Name ehrte den Gründungspräsidenten Bangladeschs Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Am 5. August 2024 kam es im Safaripark im Zuge von Studentenproteste gegen die Regierung von Sheikh Hasina zu Vandalismus und Plünderungen, woraufhin der Park für etwas mehr als drei Monate schließen musste. Nach der Renovierung und Wiedereröffnung des Parks wurde der Name in Gazipur Safari Park geändert. Anlagenkonzept und Tierbestand Parkgelände Auf dem rund 1500 Hektar großen Freizeitpark-Gelände ist ein Großteil für die Haltung von Tieren reserviert. Die überwiegende Anzahl der Tiere lebt frei auf den weitläufigen Anlagen. Ziele des Safariparks Schutz und Erhaltung der Tier- und Pflanzenvielfalt sowie Förderung seltener und vom Aussterben bedrohter Tierarten Bangladeschs in ihren natürlichen Lebensräumen Entwicklung des Tourismus, Armutsbekämpfung und Schaffung von Arbeitsplätzen durch die Förderung des Ökotourismus in unmittelbarer Nähe der Metropole Dhaka Schaffung von Möglichkeiten zur Erholung, Bildung und wissenschaftlichen Forschung Anlage von Obst-, Futter- und Mischgärten als Nahrungsquelle für Wildtiere Schaffung und Erhaltung sicherer Lebensräume für bedrohte Tierarten sowie deren Zucht Einrichtung von Wildtierauffangstationen und -kliniken zur Behandlung verletzter und geretteter Wildtiere Sensibilisierung der Öffentlichkeit im ganzen Land für den Schutz der Wildtiere. Kern-Safaripark Der Kern-Safaripark ist für Touristen nur mit Safarifahrzeugen zugänglich. Besucher können gegen eine Gebühr in einem solchen Fahrzeug mitfahren und die Wildtiere in weiträumigen Gehegen beobachten. Dazu zählen Tiger, Löwen, Schwarzbären und Geparden. Flusspferde, Giraffen, Zebras, Strauße und mehrere Arten von Antilopen und Gazellen halten sich in einem „Afrikanischer Safaripark“ genannten Gebiet frei auf. Dieser Bereich kann zu Fuß begangen werden und enthält auch eine Giraffenfütterungsstelle und einen Aussichtsturm. Es besteht die Möglichkeit auf Asiatischen Elefanten zu reiten. Weitere Einrichtungen Im Park gibt es auch ein Schauaquarium, einen Zierkarpfengarten, eine Schmetterlingsabteilung, eine Pelikaninsel, Bootsfahrten, einen Ententeich, Volieren für Papageien sowie für einheimische und exotische Vögel, ein Rehabilitationszentrum für Geier, einen Krokodil-, einen Schlangen- und einen Eidechsenpark, einen Kängurugarten, ein Orchideenhaus, einen Ziergarten sowie Informationsstände. Das gesamte Gelände ist familienfreundlich gestaltet und enthält Kinderspielplätze, Restaurants, Souvenirläden und ein 9D Movie Theater. Galerie Die nachfolgende Bildauswahl zeigt einige Tiere aus dem Gazipur Safari Park: Weblinks Einzelnachweise
Gazipur Safari Park

Gazipur Safari Park or Safari Park, Gazipur is a safari park in Gazipur, Bangladesh. This safari park is spread over 3,810 acres (1,540 ha) of Sal Forest which makes it one of the largest safari parks in the world and the largest in Asia. It was inaugurated on October 31, 2013. It is located about 40 km (25 mi) north of Bangladesh's capital city Dhaka near the Dhaka — Mymensingh Highway. The park is divided into 6 major sections: Core Safari, Safari Kingdom, Biodiversity Park, Extensive Asian Safari Park, Bangabandhu Square & Children's Park. After the July Revolution and the depose of Sheikh Hasina's oppressive rule in Bangladesh, the naming of the park has been the subject of constant opposition since it bore the name of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, as it was formerly known as Sheikh Mujib Safari Park. The nameplate at the main gate of the park and a few other areas were subjected to vandalism. The name of the park was then changed following the revolution and the park has been opened for visitors since 15 November 2024. Animals This safari park is home to 47 species of animals and birds out of which 28 species are local. The total population of animals and birds is about 3000. Most notable are: Tiger Lion Elephant Zebra Deer Swan Butterfly Duck Snake Bear Peafowl Nilgai Hippopotamus Alligator Kangaroo Gharial Core Safari Only authorized buses can enter into this zone. But visitors can see the animals in natural environment while sitting inside the bus. This zone is made up with 1,335 acres (540 ha) of land in which 20 acres (8.1 ha) of land for tiger, 21 acres (8.5 ha) of land for lion, 8.50 acres (3.44 ha) of land for black bear, 8 acres (3.2 ha) of land for African cheetah, 81.50 acres (32.98 ha) of land for chital, 80 acres (32 ha) of land for gaur, 105 acres (42 ha) of land for elephant, 35 acres (14 ha) of land for hippo, 22 acres (8.9 ha) of land for deer, 25 acres (10 ha) of land for nilgai, 407 acres (165 ha) of land for buffalo and 290 acres (120 ha) of land for African safari. Reception The Daily Star called the Safari Park "one of the best latest tourist additions". The park attracts regular visitors from Dhaka. References External links Media related to Gazipur Safari Park at Wikimedia Commons
Department of Archaeology (Bangladesh)

Department of Archaeology (Bengali: প্রত্নতত্ত্ব অধিদপ্তর, pronounced [baŋladeʃ protnototto ɔdʱidoptor]) is a government agency of Bangladesh. By the Laws of Archaeology 1964 (amended in 1976) this agency is tasked with the conservation and preservation of archaeological sites in the country. Since 2013, the department operates from the Administration Building situated in Agargaon in Dhaka. History The organization was first founded in 1861 as a part of the Archaeological Survey of India. After the independence of Bangladesh its office was established in Dhaka. In 1983 regional offices were established in the then 4 divisions including Dhaka as the headquarter by divisional rearrangement. Agency Functions Department of Archaeology (Bangladesh) compiles and also conserves the list of archaeological sites and artifacts of Bangladesh. Currently (June 2016) there are 452 archaeological sites under the management of this department. Some of the mentionable among them are: Mahasthangarh, Mainamati, Somapura Mahavihara, Shita Coat Bihar, Nawabganj, Kantajew Temple, Choto Sona Mosque, Sixty Dome Mosque, Vasu Vihara, Barobazar, and Lalbagh Fort. Among these, Somapura Mahavihara and Sixty Dome Mosque have been recognized as World Heritage Sites. Also there are 17 archaeology museums under the administration of this department. The department works to conserve history by discovering ancient cultural elements from remote areas across the country, and repairing and preserving the discovered monuments and exhibiting them. Museums Currently there are 17 museums administered by Department of Archaeology. Dhaka Division Lalbagh Museum Panam Nagar Baliati Museum Mymensingh Museum Rajshahi Division Paharpur Archaeological Museum Bagha Museum Archaeological Museum, Mahasthan Rabindra Kachharibari Museum Patisar Museum Chalan Beel Museum Rangpur Division Tajhat Palace Museum Khulna Division Khulna Divisional Museum Bagerhat Museum Shilaidaha Kuthibari Museum M.M. Dutt Bari Museum Rabindra Complex, Dakkhindihi Chittagong Division Mainamati Museum Ethnological Museum, Chittagong Barisal Division Sher-e-Bangla Sriti Museum External links List of Publication Heritage Sell Department of Archaeology Videos References
Département d'archéologie (Bangladesh)

Le Département de l’Archéologie du Bangladesh est un organisme public de l’État bangladais. Conformément à la loi sur les antiquités de 1964 (modifiée en 1976), il est chargé de la protection, de la préservation, de la gestion et du contrôle des vestiges et du patrimoine archéologiques relevant de l’État. Depuis 2005, il exerce ses activités depuis son siège situé à Agargăo, à Dacca. Le principal dirigeant de ce département porte le titre de Directeur général. Histoire L’institution trouve son origine en 1861, sous l’administration coloniale britannique, avec la création de le Service archéologique de l'Inde. À la suite de l’indépendance du Bangladesh en 1971, un bureau fut établi à Dacca. En 1983, dans le cadre d’une réorganisation administrative, quatre bureaux régionaux furent créés, le siège principal demeurant à Dacca. En outre, le Département supervise un réseau de vingt musées archéologiques. Il a pour mission de mettre au jour les vestiges des civilisations anciennes disséminés à travers les régions les plus reculées du pays, de contribuer ainsi à la reconstitution de l’histoire nationale, ainsi que de restaurer, de préserver et de mettre en valeur les structures architecturales découvertes. Activités Le Département de l’Archéologie du Bangladesh est chargé de l’inventaire des biens archéologiques du pays ainsi que de leur conservation et de leur entretien. En avril 2021, il avait sous sa responsabilité 524 monuments et sites protégés. Parmi les plus remarquables figurent Mauhasthangaurh, Moinamoti, le monastère bouddhique de Paharpoure, le vihāra de Sitakot, le temple de Kantadji, la Petite Mosquée d’Or, la Mosquée aux Soixante Dômes, Vasu Vihara, Bihar et Barbazar, ainsi que le fort de Lalbagh. Parmi ces sites, le monastère bouddhique de Paharpoure et la Mosquée aux Soixante Dômes sont inscrits au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO. Musées Actuellement, le département d'archéologie du Bangladesh compte un total de 21 musées. Division de Dacca Musée du fort de Lalbagh Musée de la maison du zamindar de Baliati Musée de Mymensingh Division de Radjchahi Musée archéologique de Paharpoure Musée archéologique de Mauhasthan Maison Rabindra Katchari Patisar Musée de Tchalanbil Musée de Bagha Musée du palais de Puthia Division de Rangpoure Musée de la maison du zamindar de Tadjhat Musée archéologique de Kantanagore Musée de Dinadjpoure Division de Khulna Musée divisionnaire de Khulna Musée Bagérhat Musée Rabindrakuthibari Musée Madhupalli La maison des beaux-parents de Rabindranath, Dihi Sud Amjhupi Nilkuthi, Meherpur Hammamkhana de la maison de Mirzanagore Nawab Division de Tchittagong Musée de Mainamati Musée ethnologique d'Agrabad Division de Barichale Musée commémoratif Sher-e-Bangla Musée départemental, Barichale Références Liens externes Site web institutionnel Portail du Bangladesh Portail de l’archéologie
Baroiyadhala National Park

Baroiyadhala National Park ( bengalsk: বাড়ৈয়াঢালা জাতীয় উদ্যান ) er en nationalpark og naturreservat i Bangladesh i IUCN kategori II. Parken ligger ved Sitakunda Upazila, Chittagong District i den østlige ende af Dhaka-Chittagong Highway. Den giver vigtige vilde faunakorridorer for den truede flora og fauna i Bangladesh. Vandfaldet Khoiyachora Waterfall ligger i nationalparken. Parken blev officielt oprettet af regeringen i Bangladesh den 6. april 2010, og omfatter et areal på 2.933,61 ha. Kilder og henvisninger
Baroiyadhala National Park

Baroiyadhala National Park (Bengali: বাড়ৈয়াঢালা জাতীয় উদ্যান) is an IUCN Category II national park and nature reserve in Bangladesh. The park is located at Sitakunda Upazila, Chittagong District in the east site of the Dhaka-Chittagong Highway. It provides important wildlife corridors for disappearing flora and fauna of Bangladesh. Khoiyachora Waterfall is located inside the Baroiyadhala National Park. The park was officially declared as a national park by the government of Bangladesh on 6 April 2010. It covers an area of 2933.61 hectares. Fauna of this park includes mainland serow, barking deer, marbled cat, Assamese macaque, Chinese pangolin, kalij pheasant and various other animals. Trails List of trails within this park: Napittachora trail Komoldoho trail References
Parque Nacional Baroiyadhala

O Parque Nacional Baroiyadhala (em bengali: বাড়ৈয়াঢালা জাতীয় উদ্যান) é um parque nacional e reserva natural da Categoria II da IUCN no Bangladexe. O parque está localizado em Sitakunda Upazila, distrito de Chatigão, no lado leste da rodovia Daca-Chatigão. Ele fornece corredores de vida selvagem importantes para flora e fauna em desaparecimento no Bangladexe. A Cascata Khoiyachora está localizada dentro do Parque Nacional Baroiyadhala. O parque foi oficialmente declarado parque nacional pelo governo do Bangladexe no dia 6 de abril de 2010. Abrange uma área de 2.933,61 hectares. Referências
Birgonj National Park

Birgonj National Park (Bengali: বীরগঞ্জ জাতীয় উদ্যান) is an IUCN Category IV national park and nature reserve in Bangladesh. The park is located at Birganj Upazila in Dinajpur near the Dhaka-Rangpur Highway. It is under the jurisdiction of Birgonj forest beat, Thakurgaon Forest Range of Bangladesh Forest Department. The park was officially declared as a national park by the government of Bangladesh on 14 December 201. Dominated by sal trees, the forest covers an area of 168.56 ha (417 acres). References
Medhakachhapia National Park

Medhakachhapia National Park is an IUCN Category IV protected national park in Bangladesh. Established in 2004 the park was officially declared as a national park by the government of Bangladesh on 8 August 2008. It is located at the Chakaria Upazila under Cox's Bazar District. It covers an area of 395.92 hectares. It is a tropical evergreen forest under the control of Cox's Bazar North Forest Department. The main purpose behind establishing this national park was to protect the century-old Rhizophora apiculata. References
Parque Nacional Medhakachhapia

O Parque Nacional Medhakachhapia é um parque nacional protegido de Categoria IV da IUCN no Bangladesh. Fundado em 2004, o parque foi oficialmente declarado parque nacional pelo governo do Bangladesh em 8 de agosto de 2008. Ele está localizado em Chakaria Upazila, sob o distrito de Bazar de Cox. Abrange uma área de 395,92 hectares. É uma floresta tropical perene. O principal objectivo do estabelecimento deste parque nacional foi o de proteger a centenária Rhizophora apiculata. Referências
Subarnachar Upazila

Subarnachar (Bengali: সুবর্ণচর, romanized: Shubornochor) is an upazila (sub-district) of Noakhali District, located in Bangladesh's Chittagong Division. The Bhulua River and Sandwip Channel flows through it. History The islands in the upazila formed in 1959 and many poor migrants started settling there. This was followed by a land dispute in 1986 with foreign land grabbing forces. The clashes killed hundreds of people and destroyed thousands of homes. The settlers of Subarnachar sacrificed many precious lives to survive on that day. The history of this upazila has been written through the relentless struggle of the working people who have made this salty char habitable through their creative activities. Subarnachar has suffered from flooding in many occasions such as on 12 November 1970 as well as in 1985, 1991 and 1998. Subarnachar was given upazila status on 2 April 2005, taking 7 unions from Noakhali Sadar Upazila. Demographics According to the 2022 Bangladeshi census, Subarnachar Upazila had 73,578 households and a population of 355,910. 13.71% of the population were under 5 years of age. Subarnachar had a literacy rate (age 7 and over) of 63.63%: 63.62% for males and 63.65% for females, and a sex ratio of 97.65 males for every 100 females. 22,829 (6.41%) lived in urban areas. According to the 2011 Census of Bangladesh, Subarnachar Upazila had 55,399 households and a population of 289,514. 94,114 (32.51%) were under 10 years of age. Subarnachar had a literacy rate (age 7 and over) of 32.66%, compared to the national average of 51.8%, and a sex ratio of 1017 females per 1000 males. 6,651 (2.30%) lived in urban areas. A number of Subarnachar residents have migrated to Oman where they form a small diaspora community. Administration Subarnachar Upazila is divided into eight union parishads: Charamanullah, Charbata, Charjabbar, Charjubilee, Charklark, Charwapda, East Charbata, and Mohammadpur. The union parishads are subdivided into 52 mauzas and 53 villages. Upazila Chairmen Education The average literacy rate of Subarnachar is 32.83%; with males at 37.50% and females at 28.15%. There are many notable institutions in Subarnachar. There are 241 mosques and 12 madrasas including the Char Jubilee Rabbania Fazil Madrasa and the Char Bata Islamia Alim Madrasa. See also Upazilas of Bangladesh Districts of Bangladesh Divisions of Bangladesh Administrative geography of Bangladesh References
Subarnachar

Subarnachar es un subdistrito (upazila) del distrito (zila) de Noakhali, de la región de Chittagong, en Bangladés, con una población censada en marzo de 2011 de 289 514 habitantes.​ Se encuentra ubicado en al sureste del país, cerca de la desembocadura del río Meghna en el golfo de Bengala. Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Subarnachar.
Suborno Char

Suborno Char è un sottodistretto (upazila) del Bangladesh situato nel distretto di Noakhali, divisione di Chittagong. Si estende su una superficie di 575,47 km² e conta una popolazione di 290.000 abitanti (dato censimento 1991). Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Suborno Char Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su subarnachar.noakhali.gov.bd.
Flughafen Cox’s Bazar

Der Internationale Flughafen Cox's Bazar (bengalisch কক্সবাজার আন্তর্জাতিক বিমানবন্দর, IATA-Code: CXB, ICAO-Code: VGCB) ist der Internationale Flughafen von Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesch. Lage und Anfahrt Der Flughafen liegt etwa zwei Kilometer westlich des Stadtzentrums von Cox’s Bazar. Geschichte Der Flughafen wurde, wie auch einige andere Flughäfen in Bangladesch, während des Zweiten Weltkriegs erbaut. Er diente in dieser Zeit als Basis für die Royal Air Force gegen das japanisch besetzte Burma. Planung In Zukunft soll der Flughafen zum vierten internationalen Flughafen Bangladeschs ausgebaut werden. Dazu gehört zum einen die Verlängerung der einzigen Start- und Landebahn auf 3000 Meter, zum anderen aber auch der Ausbau der Parkflächen für Großraumflugzeuge. Außerdem ist die Einrichtung modernerer Navigationseinrichtungen, wie zum Beispiel ein Instrumentenlandesystem (ILS), geplant. Laut aktivem NOTAM 2016/C0004 vom 25. Januar 2016 finden zurzeit Bauarbeiten zur Verlängerung und Verbreiterung der Start- und Landebahn statt. Am 15. Juli 2025 wird er als internationaler Flughafen eröffnet. Am 27. Juli 2025 soll Air Arabia offiziell internationale Flüge aufnehmen. Zwischenfälle Am 23. Oktober 1945 flog eine Douglas DC-3/C-47B der britischen Royal Air Force (RAF) (Luftfahrzeugkennzeichen KJ957) in Cumulonimbus-Gewitterwolken ein und verschwand 37 Kilometer östlich von Chiringa (Britisch-Indien, heute Bangladesch) oder 55 Kilometer nordöstlich vom Flughafen Cox’s Bazar. Es wird vermutet, dass die Maschine während des Fluges auseinandergebrochen ist. Alle 14 Insassen, Besatzungsmitglieder und Passagiere, werden bis heute vermisst. Am 9. März 2016 stürzte beim Durchstartversuch 3 km westlich des Flughafens ein Frachtflugzeug des Typs Antonow An-26B der True Aviation (S2-AGZ) ab. Zuvor war dort der Start trotz Schubverlusts auf einem Triebwerk fortgesetzt worden. Nach dem Abstellen des Triebwerks startete der Kapitän aus unbekannten Gründen im Anflug wieder durch; dabei kam es zum Strömungsabriss. Von den vier Besatzungsmitgliedern überlebte nur der Navigator. Siehe auch Liste der Flughäfen in Bangladesch Weblinks Flughafendaten im Aviation Safety Network (englisch) Luftfahrtkarte für Flughafen Cox’s Bazar auf SkyVector.com Der Flughafen bei Google. Abgerufen am 2. März 2014 Einzelnachweise
Cox's Bazar International Airport

Cox's Bazar International Airport (IATA: CXB, ICAO: VGCB) is an airport in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. The airport serves the residents of Cox's Bazar as well as tourists to the region. It became the country's fourth international airport on 13 October 2025, before its "international" status has been stripped on 24 October. History During World War II, the British Raj established an airfield near Cox's Bazar. It was converted into a domestic airport by the central government of Pakistan in 1956, seven years after the city was incorporated into the Pakistani province of East Bengal (later East Pakistan). The airport was damaged during the Bangladesh Liberation War and was renovated and reopened in 1972. According to civil aviation sources, in 2009, the government had planned to rapidly modernise the airport to accommodate fighter jets, if required. Expansion and development Plans to upgrade Cox's Bazar Airport into an international facility began in 2012. The development is being carried out in two phases, intended to improve aircraft handling capacity and accommodate wide-body planes. The upgrade's initial cost was ৳3 billion (US$24 million). In the initial stage of construction, the runway was extended "6,775 feet to 9,000 feet in length and from 120 feet to 200 feet in width". Additionally, its load-bearing strength and lighting systems were upgraded, and "Doppler VHF Omni-direction Range and distance measurement equipment" were installed. Fueling services, under the operation of Standard Asiatic Oil Company Limited, a subsidiary of Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation, began in February 2017. The second phase of expansion involves adding another 1,700 feet to the runway. "Officials said a 1,300-foot stretch of the runway's expanded portion would be under the sea"; construction will add "blocks in the sea" which is the first time this technique will be used in Bangladesh. On 13 October 2025, the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism issued a notification declaring the airport as an international airport. Eleven days later, on 24 October, the government suspended the gazette that declared the airport as an international one before its first flight took off due to local and foreign airlines showing no interest in launching flights to Cox's Bazar, finding them commercially unviable. Airlines and destinations Passenger Incidents and accidents On 9 March 2016, an Antonov An-26 of True Aviation crashed into the Bay of Bengal shortly after take-off. See also List of airports in Bangladesh Notes References External links Cox's Bazar Airport Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh: Airports Cox's Bazar Airport on Yellow Pages
Aeropuerto de Cox's Bazar

El Aeropuerto de Cox's Bazar​ (en bengalí: কক্সবাজার বিমানবন্দর) (IATA: CXB, ICAO: VGCB) es un aeropuerto nacional en la ciudad turística de Cox's Bazar,​ al sureste del país asiático de Bangladés.​ El espacio sirve a los turistas en su mayoría locales y extranjeros. El aeropuerto se encuentra en proceso de ser actualizado a un aeropuerto internacional, con el fin de atraer a más turistas, que hará que sea el cuarto aeropuerto internacional en esa nación. Las dos fases de la actualización, harán que el aeropuerto sea capaz de ofrecer mejores instalaciones para el estacionamiento, el aterrizaje y despegue de los aviones de fuselaje ancho. Todo el proyecto se estima tiene un costo de 6 mil millones de Takas bangladesíes. Véase también Aeropuerto Internacional Hazrat Shahjalal Transporte Referencias
Aérodrome de Cox's Bazar

L'aéroport Cox's Bazar (code IATA : CXB • code OACI : VGCB) est un aéroport du Bangladesh situé dans la ville de Cox's Bazar. Situation Compagnies et destinations Édité le 19/06/2020 Articles connexes Transport au Bangladesh Liste des aéroports les plus fréquentés au Bangladesh Notes et références Portail du Bangladesh Portail de l’aéronautique
Aeroportul Cox's Bazar

Aeroportul Cox's Bazar (IATA: CXB, ICAO: VGCB) este un aeroport din Bangladesh ce deservește zona Cox's Bazar. Aeroportul a fost tranzitat în 2018 de 539.000 de pasageri. A fost numit după zona deservită. Situat la o altitudine de 4 m, aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Este operat de Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh⁠(d). Infrastructură Piste Terminale Note Vezi și