Tea Garden Tour sreemangal Sylhet

One of the most picturesque and archeologically rich regions in South Asia, is the Sylhet Division. Its bourgeoning economy has become a part of the attractions of the region, as landscapes are filled with fragrant orange and pineapple gardens and breathtaking tea plantations. Many Sylhet community members have found work and residence abroad, particularly in the United Kingdom and have been using remittances to fund projects and industries within the Sylhet Division, allowing the export industry and foreign investment sectors to grow. Besides the tea plantation there are many more to experience in this part. In Sylhet town, Shrine of Hazrat Shah Jalal, the 14th century sufi saint, is a very important pilgrimage site for the Muslims. On the north the foot of Khasi-Jaintia hills predominantly lives all the tribal people Khasi, Tripura, Pangou & Monipuri. Of them Khasi, Tripura & Pangou people tend to shun regular contact with the outside world, venturing only occasionally from their settlements. The Monipuri are the exception. They have become artisans, jewelers, businesspeople and have entered into the general Bangladeshi community. The ‘tea capital of Bangladesh, a place blessed with tea gardens, hills and forests, Srimongal is a true beauty of nature. Within your eyesight you will find green throughout greens of countless tea plants and leaves. Its famous for the largest tea gardens of world covered by lush green carpet. One can have a look into the spectacular tea processing at Tea Research Institute situated here. Bangladesh produces and exports a large quantity of high quality tae every year to all over the world. Most of the tea estates in the country are in Srimongal. It is called “The land of two leaves and bud.