Assalamu Alaikum everyone! I hope you are all doing well. Today, I’m excited to share one of my most refreshing travel experiences—my visit to Sada Pathor (Bholaganj) in Sylhet. If you love rivers, mountains, and nature in its purest form, this place will definitely touch your heart.

Located near the Indian border, Sada Pathor is known for its crystal-clear water, white stones scattered across the riverbed, and the breathtaking view of the Cherapunji hills right in front of you. From the moment I reached the area, it felt like stepping into a postcard—calm, peaceful, and unbelievably beautiful.

The journey itself was enjoyable. As we approached Bholaganj, the scenery slowly changed into wide open fields, tea gardens, and hills hiding behind clouds. The sound of flowing water welcomed us even before we saw the river. When I finally reached the shore, I was amazed by the view. The water was so clear that the stones at the bottom looked like colorful marbles. Some were white, some grey, and some golden—each shaped by nature over hundreds of years.

We took a small engine boat to explore the river more closely. The boat ride was truly magical. Cool air brushed across my face, and the mountains stood silently around us like guardians of nature. The water sparkled under the sunlight, and the stones reflected soft shades beneath the waves. I felt a rare kind of peace, the kind you feel only when you are far from noise and chaos.

One of the most memorable moments was stepping into the shallow water. It was cold, refreshing, and incredibly soothing. Many visitors were enjoying the place—taking photos, playing with water, or simply sitting on the stones and relaxing. But despite the visitors, the area still felt calm and unspoiled.

We also explored the nearby Suspension Bridge, which offers a beautiful view of the entire Sada Pathor area. Standing on the bridge, watching the river flow gently while the mountains stood tall behind it, was a moment I wished I could freeze forever.

Another highlight was meeting the local people. They were friendly, humble, and always ready to help. Some shared stories about how the place changes during the monsoon—when the water rises and the stones hide beneath the waves. Their connection to nature made the visit even more meaningful.

By afternoon, the sunlight softened, creating a golden glow over the hills. It was the perfect time to take photos, and every angle seemed picture-perfect. Before leaving, I sat quietly on a large stone, listening to the sound of water and feeling grateful for such a beautiful moment.

My trip to Sada Pathor reminded me how important it is to take breaks from our busy lives and reconnect with nature. The simplicity of the place, the purity of the water, the softness of the breeze—everything worked like natural therapy for the mind and soul.

If you ever visit Sylhet, I highly recommend adding Sada Pathor, Bholaganj to your travel list. It’s not just a destination; it’s an experience that stays with you long after you return home.

Hello everyone! My name is Iftekhar Riyan, and my Steemit username is @iam.riyan. I live in a small village in the Dhaka division of Bangladesh, and I’m proud to be a Bangladeshi citizen. It always makes me happy to express my thoughts in my mother tongue.

I’m currently pursuing my Bachelor’s degree in Science. Along with my studies, I work as a social media expert, and I have a deep interest in new technology and digital trends. I really love traveling, and photography is one of my favorite hobbies — especially capturing the beauty of nature.
Besides that, I enjoy writing regularly. Creating short stories and poems brings me great joy.
On Steemit, I share my hobbies, experiences, and interests, and I truly hope that my posts will inspire and connect with all of you.

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