Sylhet – Global Pacific Consultancy

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PANTHUMAI

The village, which is very near to the east Khasia hill of the Meghalaya ranges, boasts of an eye-catching fall popularly known as Borhill Fall.

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JAFLONG

Though tourists come in large numbers in winter, one has to visit Jaflong in the rainy season to see the real beauty of the falls cascading from lush green mountains.

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BISNAKHANDI

This is where many layers of the Khasi mountain meet at a single point from both sides. Flowing from above is a high fall. Adding to its charm are dark clouds hugging the mountain in the rainy season

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Ratargul Swamp Forest (Amazon of Bangla)

Ratargul is about 26 kilometres from Sylhet. There is a 3,325 acres wetland in Sylhet range-2 under the forest department and in that wetland Ratargul swamp forest is about 504 acres.^[5] It is located in Gowainghat. After reaching Gowainghat, tourists reserve local engine boat namely “traller” to reach forest.^[6] There are two haors namely shimul bil haor and neoa bil haor in the south part of the forest.^[7].

Tourists mostly go to see the forest in monsoon. One needs to take permission from the forest office to visit the forest. A local boat needs to be hired to travel through the swamp forest.There is a building tower inside the forest.If you go up there,you can see the whole view of the forest.