Panchagarh (Banglabandha) Zero Point(City area)

Banglabandha Zero Point, located in Tetulia Upazila of Panchagarh, is an important northern gateway of Bangladesh, widely known as the 'Banglabandha Land Port'.

Situated in Panchagarh, the daughter of the Himalayas, this place is very close to the tri-border of India, Bangladesh, and Nepal, allowing for a clear view of India's Kanchenjunga peak and the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas.

Geographically, it is located on the banks of the Mahananda River and is connected to the Phulbari border of India.

This place is not only a trade hub but also an attractive destination for tourists.

Through the immigration checkpost located here, tourists can easily travel to India.

There are several tourist attractions around the Banglabandha Land Port, among which the Tetulia Dak Bungalow, Anandadhara Picnic Spot, and the natural beauty of the Mahananda River are notable.

Locally, this area is well-known for its tea gardens, which have added a new dimension to the economy of North Bengal.

In recent times, the tourism industry has expanded significantly around the Banglabandha Land Port, and thousands of tourists gather here in winter to catch a glimpse of Kanchenjunga.

The history and heritage of this region are intertwined with several tea gardens, including the famous Kazi & Kazi Tea Estate of Tetulia.

Furthermore, through the initiatives of local dignitaries, this area is now on its way to becoming a modern border tourism center.