Nature and Culture trip to Sreemangal for 4 days

Nature and Culture trip to Sreemangal is an enticing opportunity that awaits you. This trip combines a few days of relaxation in nature and some easy excursions around Sreemangal in four days. You will have the chance to explore the pristine landscapes of Lawachara National Park, where rare flora and fauna flourish. Get ready to encounter the playful Hoolock Gibbons and listen to the symphony of birdsong that fills the air. The tranquility and serenity of this national park will leave you in awe of the wonders of the natural world.

Besides your relaxation in Sreemangal, you are welcome to follow some of our proposed activities in and around. The activities of this trip would include; forest trekking, and exploring some nearby wildlife and bird sanctuaries. Boating on Baikka Beel Haor (marshy land), Cycling around the tea estates and tea workers’ villages. Meeting the locals, and learning about their lifestyle and culture will enrich your knowledge of cultural diversity.

As the tea capital of Bangladesh, Sreemangal beckons tea enthusiasts to delve into the art of tea cultivation. Visit the sprawling tea estates and witness the process of plucking tender leaves and transforming them into the aromatic elixir that is enjoyed worldwide. Engage with the skilled tea workers and learn about their craft, gaining a deep appreciation for the age-old traditions that have shaped the region.

Srimongal, about 75 km south of Sylhet and 150 km northeast of Dhaka, is the tea capital of Bangladesh. This slightly hilly massive area covered by a green carpet of tea leaves is one of the most picturesque sights. Occasionally, the presence of lemon orchards, pineapple plantations, and rubber plantations makes this a perfect place for a visit. Also, the tropical forests, wildlife, bird sanctuaries, waterfalls and lakes are the attractions to keep you busy every day. This is a perfect holiday destination to enjoy nature and tranquillity.

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 to cultivate tea in this part. 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.

Let the serene landscapes and warm hospitality of this remarkable destination leave an indelible mark on your soul. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to explore the wonders of Sreemangal in all its splendor.