Nijhum Dwip

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Nijhum Dwip is a remote, ecologically rich island in Bangladesh known for its mangrove forests, wildlife sanctuary, and tranquil, undeveloped beaches.

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Nijhum Dwip canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
tourist destination
wildlife sanctuary
accessBy boat
administrativeUnit Nijhum Dwip Union
climate tropical monsoon climate
country Bangladesh
governedBy Forest Department of Bangladesh
Government of Bangladesh
hasConservationConcern coastal erosion
cyclone vulnerability
habitat degradation risk
hasEconomicActivity fishing
livestock rearing
small-scale agriculture
tourism
hasEcosystemType coastal wetland
mangrove forest
mudflat
hasFeature bird habitat
grazing land
remote location
rich biodiversity
tranquil beaches
undeveloped beaches
hasVegetation keora trees
mangrove species
hasWildlife reptiles
small mammals
spotted deer
various migratory waterfowl
knownFor eco-tourism potential
mangrove vegetation
migratory birds
quiet tourism
spotted deer population
languageSpoken Bengali
locatedIn Bay of Bengal
Chittagong Division
Hatiya Upazila
Noakhali District
linked to: Noakhali
nearestLargeIsland Hatiya Island
partOf Nijhum Dwip National Park
protectedAreaStatus wildlife sanctuary
timeZone Bangladesh Standard Time
tourismType eco-tourism
nature-based tourism

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Noakhali containsIsland Nijhum Dwip