Jumbangla Desk: The popularity of Sylhet as a tourist center for the shrines of Pir-Auliyas is from a long time ago. Along with this, the beauty of numerous small and big scenic spots located in this district attracts tourists throughout the year.

White stone
The water flowing over the white stone makes the body tingle here. Tourists flock here to get rid of urban mechanics. The beauty of the mountains from a distance will catch your attention. Soaking your feet in the cold water of the white stone in the hot summer will feel a different kind of fascination.

Utma and Turung Rham
Utma and Turung Rham are located in the same area. If Utma is spread, Turung will be seen at a distance of 1 km. Both places border India. The cold water of the stream from India refreshes the tourists instantly.

Ratargul
is the only freshwater reservoir in the country located at Goainghat in Sylhet. How beautiful and green nature is here, it is hard to believe without seeing it with your own eyes. The vegetation here remains under water for four to seven months of the year.

Jaflong is the old and popular tourist center of Sylhet. The high mountains and waterfalls of India beyond the sight and the clear water stream on the other side instantly captivate the tourists. When you come to Jaflong, several places can be visited together. Sreepur Tea Garden, Ecopark falls on the way. The beautiful view of the tea garden will easily captivate anyone. You can see different species of animals in Ecopark. Other tourist destinations in Sylhet are Bichnakandi famous for its stone beds, picturesque village Pantumai, Lalakhal, Rangpani, picturesque Lovachra, Malnichra, the oldest and largest tea garden in the subcontinent.

Since the number of tourist centers in Sylhet is high, if you want to see all the places at once, you have to take time. Sylhet can be reached from all parts of the country including Dhaka by road, rail and air. Srimangal is famous for Haor, Bill, Tila and lively nature. Famous for its tea plantations, it has wildlife sanctuaries, Beel and Haor.

Srimangal has Hail Haor and Baikka Bill. These are great places to see visiting birds in winter. Srimangal is mainly known for its tea gardens. There are 42 large and small tea gardens here. Darjeeling Dunes is one of the most beautiful among them. Apart from this, the slaughter ground built to protect the memory of the martyrs of the liberation war is always busy with local people including local and foreign tourists.

Neelkantha Tea Cabin is on the list of tourists' favourites. Popular seven color teas are available here. There is a privately owned Sitesh Babu Zoo. The different species of animals here provide added pleasure to the tourists. Apart from this, there are numerous resorts in Srimangal with beautiful views of Hail Haor, Garam Tila, Rubber Garden, Manipuripara, high and low green tea gardens and brick-stone as well as bamboo, cane, chan and mud. Although tourists come to Srimangal throughout the year, the number increases several times during the winter and monsoon season.

How to go You
can go to Srimangal in Moulvibazar by road from any part of the country. Srimangal can be reached by train from Dhaka-Chittagong.

This is the first car gear to come on a motorcycle

Accommodation
Hundreds of hotels and resorts have been built in Srimangal for the comfort and accommodation of tourists. Many resort owners announce special discounts depending on the time and opportunity. Srimangal has everything from five star resorts to mud house cottages. Radhanagar village of the upazila has the most hotels and resorts. If you want to stay for one night in the resorts here, you have to count from one thousand to one lakh taka. But good cottages are available between three to five thousand rupees.