Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary (Fatrar Ban)

তেন্দ্রাগিরি বন্যপ্রাণী অভয়ারণ্য (ফাতরার বন) · Taltali, Taltali, Barguna, Barguna district, Barishal Division

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Seasonal warning: Best in the dry season (November-March); avoid the stormy monsoon months.

Introduction

A 4,048-hectare coastal forest near Taltali, locally known as Fatrar Ban, declared a wildlife sanctuary on 24 October 2010. It combines mangrove and littoral forest beside the confluence of the Payra-Bishkhali rivers and the Bay of Bengal. Infrastructure is limited - take a local forest staff member or guide.

Suggested time: 1 day

How to get there

Reach Taltali from Barishal/Patuakhali by boat or road via Amtali/Kalapara, then take a local trawler/boat toward the forest. Confirm current boat links locally.

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Photo of Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary (Fatrar Ban) — Photo: Rasal Lia · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

The honest truth about costs

No reliable fare data found; boat hire is the main cost.

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Sources

Tengragiri Wildlife Sanctuary — Wikipedia (encyclopedia, retrieved October 14, 2026)

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