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Holidays in Dinajpur

Been burning the candle at both ends? Dying for a break and a few quiet nights? Dinajpur might just be the ticket. It's set among the rural landscapes and jungle of Bangladesh — nice and off the well-worn tourist trail. (We bet you'll feel so relaxed, you'll be under the doona by sunset!)

It lies 270 kilometres to the northwest of Dhaka, the country's capital.

You can learn about the culture and character of this area by visiting the Mahasthahgarh Site Museum.

The Kantaji Temple and the Govinda Bhita Hindu Temple are two holy sites that everyone should explore.

Do you want to venture outwards a bit? Saidpur is 30 kilometres to the northeast of Dinajpur and Balurghat is 45 kilometres to the south. Jump in the car and find out what's out there!

If you're feeling on edge, take the opportunity to venture outdoors and go shore fishing. Alternatively, wildlife watching might be more up your alley.

Okay, there's a certain appeal to getting lost while exploring, but sometimes it's rather nice to reach your target on the first go. To avoid any headaches along the way, sign up for some wildlife spotting tours and wildlife safaris.

Keen on spending time by the water? Add a little more excitement to your escape with a little canoeing or boating.

Spend a few hours indoors exploring the wonders of the region's art museums.

You'd be hard-pressed to think of a more pleasant way to explore the surrounding area than by heading over to its open-air markets.

Enjoy some insight into the region's fascinating past by visiting the surrounding ruins and historic palaces. Do your own research into their historical importance or get some information from the most knowledgeable tour guide in town.

See how religion plays an important part in the lives of the people who call Dinajpur home by exploring a couple of the local temples.

To really experience a place is to immerse yourself in the local food and drink, so prepare to chomp, chew, slurp and sip your way across Bangladesh. The only thing you need to bring with you is a decent appetite!

This corner of the world has its own cuisine based on traditional ingredients. You'll discover lentils and beef are two common elements in many of the dishes.

Ask one of the locals what dish best sums up the region and dal (lentils) will probably be the first thing they point you to. Horioh maas (golden mustard fish curry) is another regional specialty you might like to tuck into.

Do you still have a little room left after your main meal? Then place an order for goja (sweet), a moreish sweet treat.

If you're thinking about going to Dinajpur in March, you'll want to be here on the 26th for Independence Day. There's always a hum of excitement in the air coming up to this national day of celebration.

If you're travelling by plane, you'll probably be using Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport (CCU). It's 330 kilometres to the south. Pack up your suitcase, map out a route and set an alarm!