Tanguar haor

Tanguar haor

Photo: TBS

Tears of Tanguar Haor

At least, one tonne of plastic waste is dumped in the haor water per day during the peak season

Illustration: TBS

Of birds, books and beyond

Pallas’s Fish Eagle nestlings. Photo: Enam Ul Haque

The last breeding pair of Pallas’s fish eagles at Tanguar haor

Tangua is a land that changes its shape in different seasons based on the changes in water level.

Tanguar Haor, the eternal jewel

Two male Red-crested Pochards. Photo: Enam Ul Haque

Red-crested pochards of Tanguar Haor: Could they go down the way other pochards went?

Although the best time to visit Tanguar Haor is during monsoon, the Haor vibe in Sunamganj during winter is distinct and worth the while. Photo: Noor-A-Alam/TBS

Ratargul Swamp Forest: Jaunting through the waterways of north-eastern Bangladesh

Some 500 houseboats currently operate in Tanguar Haor in Sunamganj, offering trips across the haor. Photo: TBS

Tourism flourishes on houseboats in Tanguar Haor

Bojra - The House Boat: A grand cabin getaway on the wetlands of Tanguar Haor

Bojra - The House Boat: A grand cabin getaway on the wetlands of Tanguar Haor

Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Bojra - The House Boat: A grand cabin getaway on the wetlands of Tanguar Haor

Tanguar Haor, Photo/Courtesy

Tanguar haor biodiversity still under threat