
SYLHET DIVISION: THE TEA CAPITAL OF BANGLADESH
GENERAL INFORMATION

Sylhet is famous for the tea plantation and high rainfall during the year. Other than tea, this division produces rice, wheat, mustard, onion, garlic, betel leaf, vegetables, Orange, pineapple, mango, jackfruit, and litchi.
This division is perfect for Trekking tour, Forest Tour, Cycling Tour, Monsoon Tour, and Photography Tour.
Sylhet is accessible by road, Train, and air
MAJOR ATTRACTIONS
Tomb of Hazrat Shahzalal (R:)
Born Makhdum Jalal ad-Deen bin Muhammad in the Middle East, Hazrat Shah Jalal was raised by his maternal uncle in Mecca, and in his youth came to Bengal to preach Islam. Legend says that he crossed the Surma River by his prayer rug to help the Muslim army defeat the Hindu king. During the later stages of his life, Shah Jalal devoted himself to propagating Islam. He was buried in Sylhet after his death in 1347. Because of his deed and dedication to Islam, people in the region consider him very sacred, and thus believe that his Tomb is also sacred. Hundreds of devotes visit his tomb everyday.
Jafflong
Jaflong is a beautiful attraction for the tourists with a background of hills in the Indian Border. It is only 60km from Sylhet Town and is situated beside the river Mari. The whole area is very ideal for cycling and walking.
Jaintya Rajbari
Jaintiapur is 5 km from Jaflong, a very beautiful suburb with numerous tea gardens. It was the capital of Jainta Kingdome in the 18th century. Jainta Rajbari, adjacent to the present day Jaintya Bazaar, was the palace of Jaintya Kings.
Madhabkunda
Madhabkunda is the largest waterfall in Bangladesh, about 200 ft (61 m) high. It is situated in the northeast area, about 350 km from Dhaka, in the district of Maulvi Bazaar. Apart from the waterfall, the area has an eco park installed recently. Hundreds of nature lovers visit the site everyday, especially in the weekends. This is a very good site for trekking, walking and cycling.
Lawachara reserved forest
This is a reserved forest located about 12km from Sri Mangal Town, and approximately 212km from Dhaka. The forest has an area of 4,750 hectares. It was declared National Park in 1997. Biological Diversity in the Lawachara National Park consists of 460 species, of which 167 species are Plants, 4 amphibians species, 6 reptile species, 246 bird species, and 20 mammal species.
Hoolock gibbon (Bunopithecus hoolock) is one seriously endangered higher primate that lives in this forest. It is also called a Bird Safari. Birds of different species are found here and anyone can always trek along the adventurous mud stairs, carved into the hills, while listening to the continuous chirping of birds.
TOUR
North East Tea Estates
North East corner of Bangladesh comprises of the Sylhet Division is popular for its tea plantation estates. The region is hilly and has some religious spots as well.
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North East corner of Bangladesh comprises of the Sylhet Division is popular for its tea plantation estates. The region is hilly and has some religious spots as well.
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Bangladesh is a very beautiful country, indeed. This beauty even enriches in monsoon. If you want to experience a very exceptional tour , then monsoon options have something very attractive for you.
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Bangladesh has a very colourful culture of its own, which is more than thousands of years old. Different festivals of the people of this land, their lifestyle, their tradition and habits all blend into a very fascinating culture that is unique in nature.
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