Bangladesh

About Bangladesh

Bangladesh occupies the vast, fertile delta where the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers fan into the Bay of Bengal, making it one of South Asia's greenest and most river-laced lands. Dhaka, its energetic capital, is famed for cycle rickshaws, muslin-weaving heritage, and Mughal-era forts. To the southwest sprawls the Sundarbans mangrove forest, prowled by Bengal tigers, while a shared language and culture bind the country born from Bengal.

• ·Bangladesh occupies much of the world's largest river delta, built by the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers.
• ·The red disc on Bangladesh's flag is set slightly off-center toward the hoist so it appears centered when the flag flies.
• ·Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh is often cited as the world's longest natural sea beach, running unbroken for about 120 kilometers.

Mastery

1. Capital
2. Flag
3. Shape
4. Drop
5. Borders
6. Population
7. Landmark

Neighbours

• India
• Myanmar