Srimangal, the king of tea:
At the beginning of winter, tourists have started flocking to Srimangal in Sylhet. The lush green century-old tea garden nestled in the hills is like a unique form of nature.
Small and big high and low hills and all kinds of trees and plants. The winding road by the side of the hill. Somewhere high on the road, somewhere low. As if it is a different country inside the country. Srimangal is the land of tea, the land of clouds, the land of forests, the land of hills and haors. Where people of many ethnographic communities live.
Tourists from far and wide come to see these diverse places of Srimangal. Srimangal, a city rich in scenic hill rhymes, tea gardens, forests and haors of blue water, is a land of great beauty. Here Chabagan is the biggest attraction for ordinary travelers. There are 36 tea gardens in this upazila, many of them are centenarians.
Go to Srimangal, the capital of tea, but do not taste the seven colors of tea, how is it! Seven color tea arranged in layers in the same glass! How to arrange liquid drink in seven levels! The matter is surprising. When ordered, the tea will be served to you after it is prepared in the secret room. The price of each cup is 80-90 rupees.
Places of interest in Srimangal:
Notable places to visit in Srimangal are: Baikka Beel, Madhabkund Falls, Hamham Falls, Lauyachhara National Park, Seven Colors of Nilakantha Tea, Eye-catching Madhabpur Lake, 71's Slaughterhouse, Drishtinandan Jannatul Ferdous Mosque, Shirite, etc. Also, if you have time, you can see various hill-hill green tea gardens, Khasia Palli, Cemetery, Harinchhara Golf Course, Cha Kanya Sculpture, Nimai Shivbari Temple, Laltila Temple, Magurchhara Khasia Punji, Shilpakala Samridha Manipuri and other small ethnic groups You can see the lifestyle and culture of the local tribes including the ecopark.
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