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Sylhet, known as the “Land of Two Leaves and a Bud,” is one of the most beautiful regions in Bangladesh. Surrounded by rolling tea gardens, crystal-clear rivers, and majestic hills, Sylhet offers a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The distance from Dhaka to Sylhet is about 200 kilometers. You can travel to Sylhet by bus, car, train, or plane.
Sylhet holds a spectacular variety of extraordinary landscapes, wildlife sanctuaries, marshy areas and vibrant lifestyles to explore. Sylhet lies in the northeastern part of Bangladesh, bordered by the Indian states of Meghalaya, Manipur and a tiny area of Tripura. It has got Khashia and Jayanta Hills in the north and the southeast of the Tora Hills. This area produces and exports a large quantity of high-quality tea, with low rolling hills carpeted by tea plantations, scattered patches of tropical forests, lemon & pineapple cultivation & orange groves and massive wetland marshes. The variety of countryside scenery inside Sylhet remains ripe for exploration.
The average rainfall in this part is higher than in the rest of Bangladesh, a fact that the British tea planters realized in the 18th century and started cultivating tea.
The area is temperate and cool with clean, crisp, fresh air in winter and is moderately warm in summer but has an annual rainfall of 5000mm, the highest in the country.
Our 3-day Sylhet tour lets you explore the breathtaking beauty of Jaflong, the mysterious Ratargul Swamp Forest, the turquoise waters of Lalakhal, and the serene tea estates of Srimangal. Its natural beauty that attracts both local and international travelers.
Highlights of Sylhet
1. Tea Gardens:
Sylhet is famous for its endless tea estates — including Malnicherra, Lakkatura, and Srimangal’s plantations — where visitors can walk through the green slopes and witness tea plucking firsthand.
2. Ratargul Swamp Forest:
Often called the “Amazon of Bangladesh,” this freshwater swamp forest offers an unforgettable boat ride experience among submerged trees and natural wildlife.
3. Jaflong:
Located on the Bangladesh–India border, Jaflong is renowned for its crystal-clear river, stone collection activities, and scenic views of the Khasi Hills.
4. Bisnakandi:
A natural wonder where several layers of hills meet at one point with flowing streams and clear water — ideal for photography and relaxation.
5. Lalakhal:
A serene river with turquoise blue water, surrounded by hills and tea gardens. Boat rides here are a must.
6. Shahjalal and Shah Paran Dargahs:
Sylhet is a center of Sufi spirituality, home to the shrines of Hazrat Shah Jalal (R.A.) and Hazrat Shah Paran (R.A.), which draw thousands of pilgrims each year.
🕰️ Best Time to Visit
Winter (November–February): Cool, comfortable, and best for sightseeing.
Monsoon (June–September): Sylhet’s rivers and waterfalls come alive — ideal for nature lovers and photographers.
🍛 Local Cuisine
Sylhet’s food is rich in flavor, featuring traditional pitha, shatkora beef, bamboo chicken, and spicy fish curries. Don’t miss tasting fresh tea straight from the garden!
🚗 How to Get There
By Air: Daily flights from Dhaka to Sylhet Osmani International Airport (approx. 45 mins).
By Train: Several trains operate between Dhaka and Sylhet (Parabat, Joyantika, Upaban Express).
By Road: Around 5–6 hours drive from Dhaka via N2 highway.
🏨 Where to Stay
From luxurious resorts like DuSai Resort & Spa and Nazimgarh Resorts to budget-friendly hotels in the city — Sylhet offers accommodation for every traveler’s budget.
Tour Itinerary:
Day 1: Dhaka → Sylhet – Arrival and City Tour
Depart from Dhaka by AC Bus / Train / Private Car
Arrival in Sylhet & hotel check-in
Visit Hazrat Shah Jalal & Shah Paran Graveyard
Explore Ali Amjad’s Clock Tower and Keen Bridge
Dinner & Overnight stay in Sylhet
Day 2: Jaflong – Lalakhal – Nature Exploration
Breakfast at hotel
Drive to Jaflong, visit the Piyain River, stone collection area, and Dawki border view
Boat ride on the crystal-clear river.
Lunch at a local riverside restaurant.
Visit Lalakhal – enjoy a scenic boat trip through turquoise blue water
Return to Sylhet city.
Overnight stay in Sylhet.
Day 3: Ratargul – Srimangal – Return to Dhaka
Early breakfast and departure for Ratargul Swamp Forest
Explore the forest by boat (depending on water level & season)
Lunch at a restaurant
Drive to Srimangal – visit tea gardens, Madhabpur Lake, and Lawachara Rain Forest
Return to Sylhet / direct departure to Dhaka
Package Includes:
All transportation (AC vehicle) & transfers
Sightseeing as per itinerary.
Entry fees and boat rides.
Experienced English-speaking tour guide.
All entrance fees and local permits All Museum Tickets.
All rickshaw/ cycle / boat / local transports. Bottled water, soft drinks and seasonal fruits during the sightseeing.
Package Excludes:
Any activity not mentioned in the itinerary. Personal expenses.
Price
1 pax $690, 2 pax $590, 3 pax $390, 4 pax $350, 5 pax $300
