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Sylhet called the land of 360 saints. It is one of the most popular tourist spot of Bangladesh. Sylhet is situated in north-eastern region of the country and located on the northern bank of the Surma River. Sylhet is dotted with lakes, thick forests and fruit gardens, abounds in wildlife.
The forests have different species of birds and animals and ideal for bird watching and trekking. Sylhet has a lot of attractive places with a good number of haors. During winter these haors are vast stretches of green land, but in the rainy season they turn into turbulent seas. The tea gardens stretch for miles like a green carpet spread over the slopes of the hills.
Sylhet History Sylhet was not a place of first preference for settlement, wedged between Assam and Tripura and with their hills and forests on all three sides, north, east and south and vast water-bodies in the basin impeding movement. Read more
Legends of Sylhet Shah Jalal was a saint of Bengal and is the most celebrated personality of the region of Sylhet, Bangladesh. Shah Jalal commands great respect of Muslims of the Indian subcontinent and is regarded as a national hero by Bangladeshis. Read more |
Education of Sylhet Once education in greater Sylhet or Jalalabad was pride for the rest of the nation. No wonder many Sylhetis held important positions across India including Nobodip and Mithila. Read more
Travel Sylhet Sylhet is one of the most attractive places of Bangladesh. It is known as the tea capital of Bangladesh. For miles and miles around, the visitor can see the tea gardens spread like green carpet over the plain land or on the slopping hills. Read more |
