Tourist Place In Sylhet

SYLHET

Immaculately nestled in the picturesque Surma  valley amidst scenic tea plantations and lush green of tropical forests,Sylhet is a prime  attraction of all tourists.It beautifully terraced tea gardens, eye-soothing orange groves and pineapple plantations and hills covered with tropical forests form an entertaining landscape.

The Sylhet valley has a good number of haor ( natural wetlands ) . The land is also known as the land of famous Muslim Saint,Hazrat Shah Jalal ( RA ) the great torch bearer of Islam to this region. The shrine of this saint is located in Sylhet town. Some ethnic tribes like Monipuri,Khshia and Garo live in this area with rich cultural grandeur.Jaflong and Madhokundo is one of the preet place in Sylhet.Sylhet is linked the capital of Bangladesh by road,rail and air.

 

 

Tourist Place Bandarban

Bandarban

Bandarban is a hidden hilly paradise away from the din and bustle of the mechanized world.The natural setting of this township , rich in ethnic heritage attracts in thousands. Its flora fuana,people and thier lifestyles have made this resort a popular destination of tourist from home and abroad. The panaromic view of Bandarban will allure tourists to extend thier stay , to roam around in natural wilderness of this hilly district. Tourist can have access to wider variety of activities for example hill  trekking,bird watching,enjoying waterfalls,communicating and learning from ethnic cultures and so on. Bandarban is also famous for some other tourist sites such as Bagakain Lake,Keokaradong Discovery Trek, Chimbuk Hill, Ruma Bazar, Rijuk Wterfall, Prantik Lake, Rajbari Mueseum, Meghla, Buddha Template, Alikadam, Shaila Prapat and Sangu River. The scenic  grandeur and mystic charm of these areas are simply beyond imagination...

Tourist place Paharpur

PAHARPUR

Paharpur is a small village enriched with the most important and largest known monastery south of the Himalayas. The site is located 5 km west of Jamalganj Railway Station in Naogoan district and 60 km away from Bogra district town. This 8th century AD archeological site covers approximately an area of 27 acres of land. The architechture of the pyramidal cruciform temple consisting 177 cells is profoundly influenced by those of south-east Asia,especially Myanmar and Java. The archeological excavation reveals various antiquities for example potteries,coins,inscriptions,ornamental bricks and other clat made objects . The site is also extremly significant in terms of history of sculptural art, both in stone and terracotta, in Bangladesh . These antiquities have been preserved at the Varendra Research Museum at Rajshahi district. For the very rich historical importance UNESCO  has declared Paharpur Buddhist Monastery as a World Heritage Site.