Srimangal, a small town known as the tea capital of the country and set in gently rolling hills, surrounded by lush tea estates and fruit gardens are oasis of tranquility. A short stay at a tea estate would be a highlight of any visit to Bangladesh. The terraced tea garden, pineapple, rubber and lemon plantations of Srimangal form a beautiful landscape. Lawacharra Rain forest, only eight kilometers from Srimangal town, is an important and well-preserved rain forest in Bangladesh. Here visitors may see gibbons swinging through the trees. Interesting primates like Capped langur, Pig-tailed, Assamese, Rhesus macaques and slow Loris can be found on different tiers of the forest canopy. It should not be missed especially by bird, mammal and insect watchers.
The good percentage of ethnic people has increased the attraction of this place. Tripura, Garo, Khasia and Monipuri are important among them. Monipuris are famous for their rich colorful cultural practice and traditional weaving. Khasias are famous for their betel leaf cultivation. The spectacular Madhobpur Lake surrounded by lush tea estates and full of water lilies is unique. A lot of pineapple and lemon plantations in Pineapple and Lemon Valley is another important feature in Srimangal.The good percentage of ethenic people has increased the attraction of this place. Tripura, Garo, Khasia and Monipuri are important among them. Monipuris are famous for their rich colourful cultural practice and traditional weaving. Khasias are famous for their betel leaf cultivation. The spectacular Madhobpur Lake surrounded by lush tea estates and full of water lilies is unique. A lot of pineapple and lemon plantations in Pineapple and Lemon Valley is another important feature in Srimangal.
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