Sundarban Courier Service
Send documents, parcels and e-commerce shipments to all 64 districts of Bangladesh, or internationally, through Sundarban Courier Service, the country's first and largest private courier company. About Sundarban Courier Service: Sundarban Courier Service was founded in Dhaka on November 1, 1983 by two friends, Iamamul Kabir Shanto and Hafizur Rahman Pulok, who had seen how Germany's postal service operated during their time there and believed Bangladesh's growing population would need a similar private courier option. At the time, Bangladesh's delivery options were limited to unreliable government post and air-express services that depended on airport access — Sundarban became the country's first by-road private courier company, going door to door. More than four decades later, it has grown into Bangladesh's largest courier service, covering all 64 districts through more than 600 outlets and branches. Key Features: Nationwide District Coverage: Reaches all 64 districts of Bangladesh, including areas other courier services find harder to serve. Multiple Parcel Categories: Separate handling tiers for documents, small parcels (by weight), and specialized mobile/ICT equipment delivery. E-Commerce Payment Collection: Beyond delivery, Sundarban facilitates cash-on-delivery payment collection for online sellers shipping to customers nationwide. International Shipping: Sends and receives shipments to and from more than 220 countries. How to Get Started: Visit a Sundarban Courier branch or outlet, or contact them to arrange a pickup for your shipment. Choose the right service tier — regular document, express document, or parcel by weight — based on what you're sending and how urgent it is. Pay the applicable fee, which varies by weight, distance and delivery speed. Track your shipment using the CN (consignment) number, phone number or reference ID provided. Important Notice: Home delivery within cities typically carries a small additional fee on top of the base shipping cost, and certain items (flammable materials, liquids, currency, precious metals) are not accepted — check the list of restricted items before sending anything unusual.