Ancient Hindu temple with unique architecture dating back to the 13th century, showcasing a harmonious blend of Indian and local architectural styles.

Offers panoramic views of the city and the majestic Rupsha River, with a serene Buddhist monastery at its peak.

Home to a diverse array of wildlife, including Bengal Tigers, Elephants, and Hippos. The zoo is also known for its children's park and botanical garden.

Houses artifacts showcasing the region's history, culture, and heritage, including ancient coins, pottery, and weapons.

A picturesque man-made lake surrounded by lush greenery and the campus of Khulna University.

A bustling local market known for its variety of fresh fish, vegetables, and traditional snacks.

The final resting place of the legendary poet and mystic Lalon Shah, known for his spiritual songs and teachings.

An industrial site where old ships are dismantled for scrap metal. It's the largest ship-breaking yard in Bangladesh.

A non-governmental organization providing medical care and support to the destitute and the needy in Khulna.

Unique dining experience on traditional boats, offering a variety of local cuisines with a picturesque river view.

One of the oldest colleges in Khulna, known for its beautiful architecture and rich academic history.

Affordable and convenient mode of transport across the Rupsha River, connecting various areas of Khulna.

A peaceful cemetery dedicated to the soldiers of the British Commonwealth who died in Burma during World War II.

A traditional and affordable mode of transport within the city, offering a unique experience of local culture.

A vibrant street offering a variety of local and international cuisines, attracting both locals and tourists.