Bangladesh

Bangladeshi licence plates are either white, black or turquoise.

NOTE: The turquoise and black licence plate can only be found in Bangladesh.

The Bengali script features a continuous horizontal line at the top of each word. It has a similar look to Devanagari (Hindi), however it can usually be recognised by the many letters featuring triangular shapes.

NOTE: Bengali is an official language in Bangladesh and parts of eastern India.

In Generation 3 coverage, these three cars can be seen in Bangladesh: the red mirror with bars, classic white and striped white car.

NOTE: The classic white car is the only car that is not unique to Bangladesh. Make sure to not mix up the striped white with the Cambodian car, since they look similar.

Rickshaws are frequently found all around Bangladesh, especially the green auto rickshaws.

NOTE: They are found in other Asian countries as well.

Signposts in Bangladesh often have black-and-white stripes.

NOTE: Within Asia, these posts are also found in Sri Lanka, Bhutan and Malaysia. Make sure to check other clues before guessing.

Bodies of water and agricultural fields can be often seen beside the streets of Bangladesh.

Streets in Bangladesh are often lined by trees, which sometimes have white paint on the bottom of their trunks.

Bangladesh uses red-and-white concrete bollards throughout the whole country.

NOTE: They can also be found in a square form instead of a circular form.

Tin roofs are commonly found in Bangladesh.

NOTE: Due to the humid climate, many countries in South and Southeast Asia use tin roofs.

The Generation 4 coverage in Bangladesh will often have a smoky feel to it.

Generation 3 coverage with the white car can be found in this area only.

Generation 3 coverage with the striped white car can be found in this area only.

A mountain range is visible to the north in northeastern Bangladesh close to the Indian border.

NOTE: Bangladesh itself only has small mountains in the east and southeast.

In the city of Sylhet there will often be a guard at the side of the car visible, usually holding a hayfork.

In the city of Barishal there can also be a guard at the side of the car visible, not to be confused with the Sylhet guard.

Mountain roads in Bangladesh are typically found east of Chattogram.

NOTE: Mountain roads can also be observed in the Lawachara National Park in eastern Bangladesh.

You can easily recognize the Z1098 west of Himchari National Park in southeastern Bangladesh by the sea in the southwest and the wall in the northeast.

This interesting trekker with a black cover can be found in the city of Khulna.

The trekker with red colour in the mirrors is unique to the island of Nijhum Dwip.

A scooter trekker, where mostly the left mirror and some hair is visible, can be found on Hatiya Island.

A trekker escorted by a security guard is found on Saint Martin's Island.