July continues with intense monsoon rains and high river levels; some roads and rural areas can become inaccessible after heavy downpours. Travelers should expect frequent wet-weather delays and plan extra time for transport.
Average daily low and high (°C) and monthly rainfall. The badge shows how it feels, allowing for humidity.
Average temperature across Bangladesh in July.
Rangpur, Rajshahi, Dinajpur
July is peak monsoon: persistent heavy rain, high humidity and frequent overcast days. Rivers run high and some rural islands (chars) near the Ganges distributaries are cut off; photography is atmospheric but outdoor itineraries must stay flexible. Mosquitoes are abundant, so carry repellent; wear quick‑dry clothing and check local bus and train notices for flood-related cancellations.
Dhaka, Mymensingh, Gazipur
July is the height of wetness with overcast skies and daily heavy showers, plus high humidity. The Sadarghat riverfront fills with cargo and boats rearranging schedules; many city parks turn muddy while markets continue to hum under plastic awnings. Midday outdoor activities become unpleasant, and taxis can be stuck for long periods - leave extra time for airport transfers.
Sylhet, Srimangal, Bandarban, Chittagong Hill Tracts
July is an intense, wet month with near-daily downpours and high humidity; visibility is frequently poor and Kaptai Lake sits high against its banks. River and hill transport can be disrupted by landslips, and many trekking routes are closed or dangerously slippery. The tea gardens are lush and dramatic, but outdoor camping is inadvisable - opt for hilltop lodges that manage rain and mud well.
Khulna, Sundarbans, Kuakata, Patuakhali
July is among the wettest months: near-constant high humidity, frequent intense downpours and swollen mangrove channels make navigation tricky. The Sundarbans’ narrow creeks are full and tidal movement is strong, creating great wildlife viewing if you get lucky but also higher risk of delays or being rescheduled. Mosquitoes are abundant; insect repellent and permethrin‑treated clothing are sensible.
Southeast coast, Teknaf, Himchari
July is one of the wettest months: persistent heavy rain, high humidity and strong onshore winds make swimming dangerous and boat crossings risky. St. Martin’s and the offshore islets are largely inaccessible except in good weather windows. Hotels that remain open often offer attractive off-season rates; bring strong waterproofs and be ready for canceled trips.
There are no major festivals or events in Bangladesh during July to be aware of.
See how July compares with the rest of the year, then read the full guide.