Tanguar Haor, Bangladesh (Details)

Information to Tanguar Haor :

Tanguar Haor, the second largest sweetwater swamp of the country, spread over 100 square kilometers of Sunamganj district. This haor is decorated with ohati water, jalaban, blue sky, hills and green eyes. The total area of ​​the haor area of ​​tangua haor 6912 acres. However, during the monsoon, this haor area is up to 20,000 acres. Tanguar haor has developed biodiversity consisting of 140 species of fish, 12 species of frogs and more than 150 species of reptiles. There are about 250 species of migratory birds in this haor during winter.
 Tanguar haor is seen in the Meghalaya hills. About 30 small fountains or tributaries from Meghalaya came to haor in Tangua. This haor has a watch tower, because the surrounding water is very transparent, the haor is seen from above. The construction of this haor with 120 bills and 180 low-level / kanda mills is known to the locals as “Nakudi Kandar Sekkuri Bill”. Tangua haor has a small village of about 46 islands with floating villages or island villages. The Government of Bangladesh declared Tanguar Haor as Ecologically Critical Area (ECA) in 1999. In 2000, Tanguar Haor took place on the Ramsar site list.

What we have to watch in the Tanguar Haor :

Rainy season is the most suitable time to visit Tangail Haor. Normally water is very low during the year. But if you want to see the birds in winter you will have to go. Tangua haor can see more small swamp forests, earthquakes, Barikka Tila, Baguni Border, Jadukata River, average of laurus, Teerghat renovated limestone renovation, Sunrise and sunset.

How can you go Tangoar Haor :

Rainy season is the most suitable time to visit Tangail Haor. If you want to go to haor in Patanguaa other times of the year, you have to come to Sunamganj first. Everyday bus of Mamun and Shyamoli transport buses from Sayedabad bus stand of Dhaka left for Sunamganj and left from Mohakhali bus to transport them. These buses cost 550 taka to cut the per ticket of the NSE and it takes about six hours to reach Sunamganj. In Sunamganj, near the big bridge on Surma river, it is easy to get liguna / CNG / bikes to Tahirpur easily. Hire from Tangua haor in the Tahirpur by hiking the boat according to the size and affordability of the boat. However, due to water shortage in winter, you need to add liguna / CNG / bikes to Solaimanpur. From there you can rent the boat. And in the winter you can see the bird of the bird.

Where to Stay in Tanguar Haor :

There is no system to stay in Tanguar Haor. But if you want to spend the night in the boat, try to stay near the side. If you want to rent the house, you can rent a room at a low price in a house called Haor Bilash in Tekerghat area.

Tanguar haor travel alert and some suggestions :

1.  Take the life jacket with the course of haor.
2. During the rainstorm, the thunderstorm is more in the haor area,         so stay in the boat during the thunderstorm.
3. Do not produce extra bright light at night.
Location: Dharmpasha - Tahirpur Road, 3030, Bangladesh

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