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Relax in the lush green tea gardens of Sreemangal and discover traditional rural village life.
Malnichhara Tea Estate sits about 25 kilometres northeast of Sylhet city, close to the Indian border. It is one of the oldest tea gardens in Bangladesh, and unlike many other estates, it has a proper rest house that visitors can book for an overnight stay. The estate is known for its rolling green slopes, neat […]
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Nalitabari is a small town in Sherpur district, tucked into the northern edge of Mymensingh division. It sits close to the Garo Hills, and the Meghalaya border of India is barely a few kilometres away. Most people who head there are looking for a quiet break in the hills, or they’re passing through on the […]
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Lakkatura Tea Garden is in Sylhet district, about 12 kilometres east of Sylhet city centre. Most travellers start from Sylhet. The garden sits along the Sylhet-Tamabil road, close to the India border. From Sylhet’s main bus stand or any point in the city, you can take a local bus or CNG autorickshaw. Buses heading toward […]
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If you’re planning a trip to Srimangal, the tea capital of Bangladesh, you need to know the most practical ways to get there. Srimangal is in Moulvibazar district, Sylhet division, about 200 kilometers northeast of Dhaka. The main attraction is the rolling tea gardens, but getting to the gardens from town requires a bit of […]
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