Sreemangal, Sylhet, Bangladesh

Information to Sreemangal :

Srimangal of Maulvibazar district famous for tea garden can be called the capital of tea in Bangladesh. There are 92 tea gardens in Moulvibazar district. Around 450 square kilometers, many tourists came to see the beautiful beauty of the tea garden in Srimangal. After a mile, it looks like a green carpet on the slope of the hill, seeing tea gardens. The highest quality tea in Bangladesh is produced in Srimangal.  The ‘tea-girl’ sculpture at the entrance of Srimangal will take away the vision. This statue made by Moulvibazar district administration has been built with the help of Satgaon tea garden.
Satkhla tea garden is spreading across the vast area from the ‘tea-girl’ sculpture. In the tea gardens, which carry memories of the British rule, the workers in the white-colored buildings of the woods are living there. And so many texts of the British period were noticed in the life of tea garden.

What we have to watch in the Sreemangal :

Visiting the tea garden can visit anywhere in Moulvibazar district. But, as you drink the beauty tea of ​​tea gardens of high low teal gardens of Srimangal upazila, your mind will be refreshed. Beyond the tea research institute (BTRI) near Srimangal, you can see the tea gardens of Phinol, going forward southwards, where BTRI has its own garden.  Jirin T-Estate can be seen in a few kilometers on the road to Bhanuga. Also, before the Lauyachara, the right-handed jangalghara will take the route to Nurjahan T-Estate. There are some nice tea gardens in this way. On the way to Kamalganj, about 12 kilometers away from Srimangal, you can see Laoychhra National Park. The vast Madhabpur Lake of tea gardens is situated just 5 kilometers away from Kamalganj.
From the Madhabpur lake to the right road on the main road, go to Dhalai border. On the side of this road only on the side of the road is tea gardens. Birshreshtha Hamidur Rahman Memorial in front of Border Guard Bangladesh camp near the border. On the way to Srimangal, after completing the journey, you can drink seven-string tea of ​​Nilkantha cabin. There is a branch of Nilkantho beside the city’s BGB headquarters.

How can you go Sreemangal :

It is easy to go to Srimangal by train or bus from Dhaka. Inter-city train Parabat Express left from Dhaka’s Kamalapur at 6:40 pm, six days a week without Tuesday. On June 12, the Jayantika Express, leaving the Kalni Express train at noon, will leave for the purpose of Sylhet Express in Sylhet at 10:00 pm on weekdays, except for Wednesday. You can come to Srimangal with a train at the right time. Train ticket fares ranging from 185 to 1200 taka.

Where to Stay in Sreemangal :

There are several beautiful resorts to stay in Srimangal. There are many cottages in the tea gardens and the official private guest house. Srimangal city also has various quality hotels. You can stay anywhere on your needs. There are five star quality resorts named Grand Sultan Golf Resort near Lauáchara.

Necessary advice :

1. Take the permission of the authorities before entering any tea              garden.
Location: Sreemangal Upazila, Bangladesh

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