
Navigate South Asia's vibrant eastern region with the definitive ITMB Bangladesh & India East Travel Map. Perfect for road trips, overland travel, and cultural exploration, this double-sided map combines comprehensive road networks with crucial tourist and infrastructural details.
Recognizing that many travelers visit these two regions together, this map is explicitly designed for seamless cross-border journeys, clearly highlighting major access routes and international border crossings.
This dual-sided map provides detailed coverage of both countries:
Side 1: Bangladesh Map (Scale: )
Full road and rail network for Bangladesh.
Detailed street plans for the major urban centers:
Dhaka City Map (Capital of Bangladesh)
Chittagong City Map (Major port and commercial center)
Highlights the popular Dhaka to Khulna ferry route, a two-day scenic paddle steamer journey, which is a major tourist attraction.
Essential for navigating river systems and ferry routes.
Side 2: Northeastern India Road Map (Scale: )
Covers the easternmost portion of India, including key states like West Bengal, Assam, and connections to Eastern Nepal.
Includes a detailed Kolkata City Map (formerly Calcutta) to navigate the cultural capital of India, plus an enlargement of the city's environs.
Crucial for travelers accessing Bangladesh from India or planning tours through the tea plantations of Assam and the hill stations of the East.
This map is engineered for the adventurous traveler, clearly marking thousands of points of interest (POIs) across both nations, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites:
Natural Wonders:Sundarbans National Park (home of the Bengal Tiger), Bird Sanctuaries, Natural Reserves, and scenic Waterfalls.
Cultural & Religious Sites: Hundreds of Mosques (including Dhaka's historic sites), Hindu Temples, Churches, and Buddhist sites.
Infrastructure & Logistics:Border Crossings, Ferry Routes, Airports, Bus Stations, and road classifications for easy route planning.
Traveler Essentials: Locations for Hotels, Tourist Information Centers, Hospitals, Police Stations, and Embassies.
Unique Features:Tea Plantings, Mountain Peaks/Elevations, Forts, and Palaces.