Banglabandha Zero Point

The northernmost tip/point of Bangladesh. One of the busiest land border crossings between Bangladesh and India. Quite popular for importing stones from India and Bhutan.

Banglabandha Zero Point is the land port that was established as a trade link between India, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh, which became operational in 2011.

There is a day-ending Joint Retreat Ceremony that is conducted by the border security guards of India and Bangladesh at Banglabandha Zero Point at 4:30 p.m.

Nepal, Bhutan and India are very nearby from this border.

Tips
1.. There is no entrance fee for the site.
2.. The site is open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
3.. The site only allows vehicular goods to cross.
4. Without Passport and valid visa papers you can not cross Indian site from Bangladesh zone.

Banglabandha is the most south point of Bangladesh. In zero point have a zero stage where people like to take picture for capturing memory. People of that area are very helpful. Border Guard of Bangladesh are also cordial and in helping mind

From tetulia autos or van are available with 50/60 taka per person and it takes an hour.

Zero Point at Banglabandha is a significant border crossing point between Bangladesh and India, located in the Panchagarh District of Bangladesh. It holds historical and strategic importance, serving as a gateway for trade and transit between the two nations. Zero Point marks the convergence of the borders of Bangladesh, India, and Bhutan, making it a unique geographical location. It's a bustling hub for cross-border activities, and its significance has grown with increasing trade and regional cooperation. Visitors can witness the vibrancy of international trade, experience diverse cultures, and admire the scenic landscapes surrounding this border point.

This is the last border area of North side of Bangladesh. This border areas district name is Panchagarh and Upazila is Banglabandha. From this place you can see India in opposite side. Also you can see Kanchanjangha from here. If you have valid passport and visa, you can India from here. From here Siliguri is just 16km and Darjeeling 77km.

Northernmost border point of Bangladesh at Banglabandha is a beautiful place to be visited. Retreat Ceremony is organised on Tuesdays and Saturdays of the week. Though on other days BSF hardly allows anyone to cross the fencing that is 100mtrs insite Indian Territory. But I could visit on requesting the personnel and submitting my Govt. Photo ID Card. The land on both sides has no difference, its the same sky same land same air that flows, but a line that divides us.

Banglabandha Zero Point, located near the India-Bangladesh border, is a must-visit tourist spot. With its breathtaking natural beauty, proximity to the international border, vibrant local market, and friendly locals, it offers a unique and enriching experience for travelers.

Bangladesh - India Border. Beautiful place to meet strangers of two different nations.

Banglabandha Zero Point is the Northest Land Border of Bangladesh, the only one that Joins Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Bhutan. It is 17 k.m. North from Tetulia.

Nepal and Darjeeling are very near from this land port. Immigration is clean. Waiting room is also clean.

A nice place to see the March past between our country and Bangladesh. The feel of nationalism strikes to your core.

Timings are Tuesday and Saturday 5.15p.m. Try to be there before 4.00 p.m. Please carry your original adhar card.

A new gallery has been built to host the viewers to enjoy the joint parade. The flag pulling session held by border security forces is also enjoyable.

Pretty beautiful place to visit. We visited quite randomly. Although it's very close to my home, we never knew about it. We randomly pointed it out on the map and went there.
In those terms, it massively exceeded our expectations. The Bangladesh side was more beautiful past the line of actual control. Not a must visit but can definitely consider spending 30-45 minutes in that area.
There's a retreat ceremony on Tuesdays and Saturdays which you can attend in the evening for free. I personally haven't been there but the extremely polite BSF personnel invited us there.
Don't forget to keep your ID cards handy to have a hassle free experience of the place.

Good place for short trip!
Morning around 11.30 am parred and 4pm open to go to the no man’s land .

India is a very easy way to come and go, the checking here is very good. Bangladesh and India receive any product through here. A very good, beautiful place for those who want to roam around.

Banglabandha Zero Point is a popular tourist destination in the Panchagarh District, serving as the border between India and Bangladesh. The Bangladeshi side is referred to as the "Banglabandha Border," while the Indian counterpart is known as the "Fulbari Border."

This crucial land port facilitates trade, enabling the import and export activities with India, Bhutan, and Nepal.

Annually, numerous individuals also visit India or Bangladesh through this border, making it economically significant for Bangladesh.

It had Ceremonial Parade of border closing on Saturdays and Tuesdays. A must watch if you have time.

Tetulia Zero Point is a border crossing point located in the northern part of Bangladesh, near the town of Tetulia. It is a border checkpoint along the border between Bangladesh and India. Travelers often use this point to cross between the two countries.

The start of Bangladesh. The port is not always open. But when open you use it to travel to Siliguri or Darjeeling from Bangladesh cheaply. Also a good location to travel after watching Kanchan Jang Ha in Panchagarh.

Wonderful place . Last point of Bangladesh. You can enjoy join retreat ceremony on special occasion.

Great place for nature lovers, really beautiful scenery, this is the northest point of Bangladesh, India can be seen in 3 directions from here (north, east, west)