If you are craving a trip to a lush green paradise with breathtaking waterfalls, serene lakes, and expansive tea gardens, look no further than Sreemangal. This small town in northeastern Bangladesh offers a blend of natural beauty, rich wildlife, and unique eco-tourism experiences.  Whether you want to relax in an eco-resort or explore forests, Sreemangal promises unforgettable adventures. Let’s dive into the top destinations and experiences that this captivating place has to offer. Location of Sreemangal Sreemangal is located in the northeastern part of Bangladesh, in the Moulvibazar District under the Sylhet Division. Known as the tea capital of Bangladesh, it boasts tea gardens, hills, and forests. The region's high rainfall, fertile soil, and tropical climate make it a biodiversity hotspot, rich with flora and fauna.  Sreemangal is about 191 kilometres away from Dhaka which makes it accessible for both short getaways and extended vacations. Read more: How to Visit Kotka Beach at Sundarbans How to Visit Sreemangal from Dhaka By Air While Sreemangal does not have its own airport, you can fly from Dhaka to the nearby Sylhet Osmani International Airport. Domestic airlines offer frequent flights ranging between 3,600 BDT to 10,000 BDT, and the journey takes about 45 minutes. From Sylhet, Sreemangal is just a two-hour drive.  By Road  One of the most common ways to reach Sreemangal is by road. Regular bus services connect Dhaka with Sreemangal, with the journey taking around 7 hours depending on traffic. You can choose between luxury buses or more budget-friendly options. The fare ranges from 570 BDT to 800 BDT. The drive is scenic, with views of tea estates and green landscapes along the way. By Train For a more leisurely travel experience, opt for a train ride from Dhaka to Sreemangal. The journey takes about 5 hours, and trains like Parabat Express, Upaban Express, and Kalni Express offer a comfortable ride. The ticket fare is between 275 BDT and 938 BDT. The best part is you will get to enjoy the countryside views of villages, rivers, and tea gardens throughout the trip. Read more: Discover Bisnakandi: Your Ultimate Travel Guide to Sylhet’s Tourism Hotspot What to See in Sreemangal Baikka Beel Wetlands Baikka Beel Wetlands is a paradise for bird watchers, especially during the winter months when migratory birds flock here. It is situated halfway between Sreemangal and Moulvibazar. The tranquil environment, combined with sightings of species like the Purple Heron and Pallas’ Fish Eagle, makes it a peaceful spot to appreciate the region’s natural beauty. To reach Baikka Beel from Sreemangal, you can hire a CNG, autorickshaw, or microbus. The wetland is located about 17 kilometres away from Sreemangal, and the journey takes around 40 minutes.  Read more: Madhabkunda Waterfall: A Comprehensive Travel Guide

Lawachara National Park is a prominent national park in Bangladesh. The park is known for its extensive forest reserves with diverse flora and fauna in and around it. Being a national park, Lawachara is a must-visit place for anyone traveling around Sreemangal and Moulvibazar. Here’s everything you need to know about touring the famous natural reserve of Bangladesh.  Where is Lawachara National Park?  Lawachara National Park is situated in Kamalganj upazila of Moulvibazar district. The park used to be part of the greater West Bhanugach Reserved Forest area until its establishment as a national park. The reserved forest covers approximately 27.4 sqkm of land of which Lawachara covers around 12.5 sq km.  The northeastern region of Bangladesh is known for the large deciduous trees indigenous to the region (as a secondary forest). Likewise, Lawachara thrived as a semi-evergreen forest biome with a deciduous forest biome.  Read more: Best Rustic Resorts and Campsites near Dhaka