Overview
This is the homeland of several ethnic groups including the Khasia, Pangkhua, Tripura, and Monipuri. The Monipuris, known for their devotion to Radha-Krishna, have built a reputation as skilled artisans and jewelers. While many still preserve their ancestral customs, others have embraced farming and trade, blending into the broader tapestry of Bangladeshi life. The region is alive with culture, with over 100,000 tribal people contributing to its unique charm.
What awaits you:
Discover the lush, rolling hills of Sreemangal and Sylhet, known as the tea capital of Bangladesh—often called the “Green Carpet” or “Tea Mountain”. Home to over 163 tea estates, including the world’s largest, this region is a mosaic of tea gardens, pineapple fields, lemon groves, and rubber plantations that paint a breathtaking landscape.
Immerse yourself in the serenity of Lawachara National Park, the last tropical rainforest in Bangladesh—an ideal escape for birdwatchers, nature lovers, and adventure seekers. Cruise through the emerald waters of Lalakhal, trek into the mystical Ratargul Swamp Forest, and witness the beauty of Khadimnagar National Park the evergreen forest Biome and photographers.
From spiritual visits to the shrines of Sylhet, experiencing the culture of tribal communities, to capturing the dramatic views at Jaflong Zero Point—this journey is a perfect blend of nature, heritage, and unforgettable exploration.
Trip Attractions
- Dhaka: Mughal monuments and buzzing urban culture.
- Tea gardens
- Lawachara rain forest
- Madhabpur dam
- KhadimNagar forest
- Jaflong Zero Point
- Ratargul Swamp Forest
- Shrines of Hazrat Shah Jalal & Shah Paran
- Manipuri - Khasia Community
- Pineapple, Lemon & Rubber Garden
- Lalakhal Cruise
