SYLHET DIARIES
Hi everyone hope you all doing well by the Almighty of Allah.Today i'm here with my Sylhet travel blog. Each and every expanse of Bangladesh abounds in greenery, but none can compare with Sylhet. From spinning hills covered in lush green tea gardens and gleaming paddy fields to olive marshlands and reserved forests, Sylhet seems to have been blessed with every possible shade of green one can imagine.
Last year i made a tour in sylhet with some of my friends. Our First destination was Hazrat Shajalal mazar sharif.We took a cng after we get off from the railway station. We visited in this dargah. This is such a holy place. And then our next destination was Bholagonj,
the largest stone quarry in Bangladesh, is 33 km away to the north from Sylhet city. Flowing respectively from the Khasi hill in the north and Dauki in the east, the rivers Dholai and the Piyain meet at Companigonj Upazilla Sadar, which is 27 km away from Sylhet city on the Salutikor-Bholagonj Road. Just six kilometres from there is Bholagonj— a place that boasts of rows of hills, rivers, falls and quarries.
In Bholagonj You can see the nearby mountains which is in India’s Meghalaya when you get to this amazing spot. If you’re trying to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city life, this is the perfect place for you to take a break, gather your thoughts and enjoy what the nature has to offer.The perfect time to travel Bholagonj is May to October it means summer this the best time travel Bholaganj.
Tree garden is one of main reason to travel in Sylhet. There are 166 tree garden in Bangladesh and 135 are in Sylhet among them. There are lot's of garden in roadside. I took this picture when i was going to Jaflong. Jaflong is also the most attractive place in Sylhet.Despite the loss of its former splendour due to unrestricted mining and crushing of stones, Jaflong is still a ‘must-see’ destination for tourists visiting Sylhet. Flowing from the north Khasi mountains, the river Dauki enters Bangladesh under the name ‘Piyain’, along the bank of which lies the spectacular Jaflong. About 62 km north-east from Sylhet city, Jaflong is in the East Jaflong Union under Guainghat Upazilla. Visitors can hire boats to go to the Zero Point and see the beautiful hanging bridge over the Dauki. Just across the river on the western side are the villages Sangrampunji and Nakshiapunji, which are accessible through ferries or rented boats. Just beside Nakshiapunji is Jaflong Tea Garden which is a top tourist attraction.
So that's all for today, hope you enjoy reading this.