
Largest human national flag
27,117 people formed the flag of Bangladesh at the National Parade Ground on Victory Day 2013.
- Record holder
- 27,117 volunteers, Bangladesh Army & Robi
- National Parade Ground, Dhaka · Dhaka
Officially adjudicated achievements across every category.

27,117 people formed the flag of Bangladesh at the National Parade Ground on Victory Day 2013.

A quarter of a million voices sang 'Amar Sonar Bangla' together on Independence Day 2014.

A nationwide hygiene campaign put 52,970 children at the washbasin at the same moment.

About 10,000 km² of tidal mangrove, of which roughly 60% lies inside Bangladesh.

An uninterrupted 120-kilometre stretch of sand from Cox's Bazar town to Teknaf.

Steel piles driven up to 122 metres below the riverbed to hold a 6.15-kilometre span.

Bangladesh supplies the overwhelming majority of the world's traded raw jute fibre.

Roughly 70% of the global hilsa catch is landed in Bangladeshi waters.

The all-rounder leads the all-time T20 World Cup wicket chart with 50 dismissals.

Reached the 8,848-metre summit on 23 May 2010 via the north-east ridge.

Climbed the highest peak on every continent, then went on to complete the Explorers Grand Slam.

Earned the Grandmaster title in 1987 at the age of twenty-one.

UNESCO inscribed the art of Jamdani weaving on its Representative List in 2013.

The mystical song tradition of Lalon and his successors, inscribed by UNESCO in 2008.

The traditional cool mat of Sylhet, woven from murta cane, joined UNESCO's heritage list in 2017.

Over 4 million workers and roughly 84% of national export earnings.

Founded in Bangladesh in 1972 and reaching over 100 million people across Asia and Africa.

The Trishal–Muktagacha belt supplies the majority of Bangladesh's farmed fish fry.

Bangladesh is among the world's top ten mango producers, and this belt leads the harvest.

Bangladesh's rickshaw painting tradition entered UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2023.

The Pohela Boishakh procession became Bangladesh's third inscription on UNESCO's intangible heritage list in 2016.

Roughly 100,000 km² of silt built by three great rivers, with most of it inside Bangladesh.

Bangladesh has repeatedly ranked first among troop- and police-contributing countries to United Nations missions.

On Victory Day 2016, 1,186 cyclists rode in one unbroken single file along the Purbachal Highway.

Four Bangladeshi riders covered 1,670.334 km in 48 hours on a circuit in Purbachal.

Abdul Halim rode 20.20 km in Magura while keeping a football balanced on his head.

11,157 people formed the image of a hand in Dhaka to promote handwashing.

Aarong's Dhanmondi flagship measures 2,636 m², the largest craft and artisanal store in the world.

A 242.72 m² flag of Bangladesh made entirely of envelopes, created for the golden jubilee of independence.

An FLSmidth OK81-6 mill with an 8.08 m grinding table, commissioned in Munshiganj.

An estimated 500,000 cycle rickshaws make Dhaka the world's rickshaw capital.

About 45,700 people per square kilometre, according to 2017 Demographia figures.

54 national flags flew together in a coordinated parachute jump on the 54th Victory Day.

A 119,430 m² portrait grown in a crop field to mark the birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

Over 5 million people joined hands for 1,050 km, from Teknaf to Tentulia.

152 arm rolls in 60 seconds by Noakhali's serial record-breaker.

Cousins Antar and Konok traded 118 headers in a minute.

66 neck throws and catches in a minute by Magura's freestyler.

A 16-year-old from Hathazari stacked 75 coins in a minute.

Aged 17 on debut, Ashraful made 114 against Sri Lanka in Colombo.

Taijul took four wickets in eight balls, including a hat-trick, against Zimbabwe at Mirpur.

101* with the bat and a hat-trick against New Zealand in Chattogram.

An unbeaten 219 against Zimbabwe in Dhaka added to his 200 at Galle in 2013.