Interesting Facts About Bangladesh Population｜Bangladesh Currency｜Bangladesh Language｜Bangladesh Religion｜Bangladesh People｜
Bangladesh is among the top 10 most populated Countries of the World. Bangladesh population is 16.47 crores. The official name of this Nation is People's Republic of Bangladesh. The capital of Bangladesh is Dhaka. Dhaka is the largest city in Bangladesh. The most followed and primary religion of Bangladesh is Islam. 90% of the population follows Islam religion.It is Worlds third largest Nation with Muslim majority community. The official language of Bangladesh is Bengali. The official currency of Bangladesh is Taka. Bengal Delta is the largest Delta of Planet Earth. Bangladesh country has more than 700 Rivers.The flag of Bangladesh contains a green background with a red circle at the center.This Country witness all types of climate in the entire year. Natural calamities such as Flood, Tornadoes etc occurs almost every year.
Bangladesh Facts
➤ Bangladesh is home to Cox's Bazar Beach, which is the Worlds largest unbroken sea beach. It is located in southeast part of Bangladesh.
➤ Bangladesh Nation has 2000 newspapers.
➤ The most popular game in Bangladesh is Cricket. They even have their National Cricket Team.
➤ Gender discrimination is still followed in some of the rural parts of Bangladesh. Females in rural areas does not require to attend the school.
➤ The majority of exports for this Nation happens from the Garment Industry. Garment Industry in Bangladesh is flourishing day by day.
➤ The Cyclones of 1970 and 1991 were one of the Worlds most devastating Natural Calamities that took place in Bangladesh. More than 200,000 people were killed in this cyclone.
➤ Sundarbans forest is the Worlds largest Mangrove forest located in Bangladesh. Most of the trees found in this mangrove forest is Sundris and the name Sundarbans is also derived from this tree.
➤ Brahmaputra river which is one of the the Worlds longest river flows through this Nation.
➤ The Sundarbans Tiger's Reserve has Worlds largest number of Tigers. Royal Bengal Tigers can be found in these reserves.
➤ Bangladeshi people do not smile often because smiling is considered as the sign of immaturity in Bangladesh.
➤ There are 16 Airports in Bangladesh out of which only 3 of them are International Airports.
➤ Khaleda Zia was the Prime Minister of Bangladesh from 1991-1996 and 2001-2006. She was the first woman to become a Prime Minister of Bangladesh.
➤ Dhaka city is one of the largest city around the World and it is also called as City of Mosque's as it has many mosques than any city in Bangladesh.
➤ Tea Industry in Bangladesh employs more than 4 million people in Bangladesh. They are the Worlds third largest producers of Tea.
➤ Bay of Bengal is the largest Bay in the entire World and it is northeastern part of Indian ocean. Bay of Bengal Cyclone are very devastating in the World.
➤ Asia's three longest and largest rivers Ganges river, Brahmaputra river and Meghna river flows from Bangladesh.
➤ Bangladesh witness six seasons throughout the year namely summer, rainy, winter, autumn, spring and cool season.
➤ The roar of Royal Bengal Tigers found in sundarbans can be heard from 3 Km away.
➤ Bangladesh tops in the World among the disaster prone areas like cyclone and floods.
➤ In Bangladesh for construction work mostly broken pieces of Bricks are used instead of Stones as they have shortage of Stone deposits.
➤ Bay of Bengal is the largest Bay in the entire World and it is northeastern part of Indian ocean. Bay of Bengal Cyclone are very devastating in the World.
➤ Asia's three longest and largest rivers Ganges river, Brahmaputra river and Meghna river flows from Bangladesh.
➤ Bangladesh witness six seasons throughout the year namely summer, rainy, winter, autumn, spring and cool season.
➤ The roar of Royal Bengal Tigers found in sundarbans can be heard from 3 Km away.
➤ Bangladesh tops in the World among the disaster prone areas like cyclone and floods.
➤ In Bangladesh for construction work mostly broken pieces of Bricks are used instead of Stones as they have shortage of Stone deposits.
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