It's not the safest place for tourism but it's relatively safe if you choose to settle with a local family. Colorism is quite prevalent here so if you're a fair skinned women, expect a lot of unwanted staring and looks from men. I would not recommend traveling here alone. The police are also quite unreliable so your best bet when you need help here would be friends who are locals or other acquaintances.

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Bangladesh, nestled lovingly in South Asia's lush verdancy, is a hidden gem that's explored by those travelers desiring an unforgettable off-the-beaten-path experience. Huddled to the east of India on the Bay of Bengal, this beautiful country boasts a rich tapestry of landscapes and cultures. Bangladesh is known for its lush greenery, serpentine rivers, effervescent cities, and historic sites. From the chaotic yet charming streets of its capital, Dhaka, to the sprawling tea gardens of Sylhet, the dizzying heights of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, and the Royal Bengal Tiger's residence in the mystical wilderness of Sundarbans, Bangladesh offers a unique harmony of nature and tradition worth any wanderlust's dream.

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When traveling to Bangladesh, it's imperative to exercise a high degree of caution due to possible threats from crime, terrorism, potential violent clashes associated with political demonstrations, and general strikes especially during the upcoming general election period. Always stay informed about the local political situation and avoid areas of unrest. Be vigilant at all times and maintain a high level of security awareness. Check with your home country's travel advice and adhere to safety precautions and guidelines for your wellbeing.

Sylhet is one of the Safest City of Bangladesh. 
One can explore Jaflong, Sadapathor, Bisnakandi, Ratargul, etc.
Ratargul is the 2nd largest swamp forest in Bangladesh. 

3 days plan to explore:
Day 1 - Sadapathor & Ratargul 
Day 2 - Jaflong & Rangpani 
Day 3 - Bisnakandi & Lokkhonchora

I traveled to Bangladesh to speak at a conference. There was some political demonstrations going on.while I was there because it was close to a big election and I was asked to stay in the hotel, however I did travel a bit and felt safe.

Safety index:	1/5	Very Unsafe
Safety walking alone after dark:	N/A	Not enough data
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Crime rate:	2.4/5	Low
Worries of being sexually harassed:	N/A	Not enough data
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Worries of home broken and things stolen:	N/A	Not enough data
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Worries of being kidnapped or murdered:	N/A	Not enough data

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