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Sylhet
Sylhet, in Bangladesh's north-east, is known for its tea gardens, the Ratargul swamp forest and Jaflong on the Indian border, and for the shrine of Hazrat Shah Jalal.
Lake & RiverBholaganj Sada PathorA wide river bed of pale stones and cold, clear water below the hills.
NatureBisnakandiStreams tumbling down from the hills over boulders, at their best in the rainy season.
Illustrative photoHeritageHazrat Shah Jalal's ShrineThe shrine of the 14th-century saint, Sylhet's most visited place. Dress modestly.
Lake & RiverJaflongClear water over stones on the Piyain river, with the Khasi hills rising just across the border.
Illustrative photoHeritageKeane BridgeThe old steel bridge over the Surma, next to Ali Amjad's clock tower. Lovely in the evening.
Lake & RiverLalakhalThe Sari river, famous for its turquoise-green water, best seen from a boat.
ForestLawachara National ParkRainforest trails and the home of the hoolock gibbon, with a railway line running through.
Illustrative photoNatureMadhabkunda WaterfallOne of the best-known waterfalls in Bangladesh, fullest in the monsoon.
Lake & RiverNiladri LakeA blue-green lake in an old limestone quarry, with the border hills just behind.
ForestRatargul Swamp ForestA freshwater forest standing in water for much of the year, explored by small wooden boat.
Tea GardensSreemangal tea gardensThe tea capital of Bangladesh: walk the estates and try the famous seven-layer tea.
Lake & RiverTanguar HaorA vast protected wetland: stay on a houseboat in the monsoon, watch birds in winter.Search with your travel date and the number of passengers.
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