Jaflong of Sylhet is known as the daughter of nature, in the country. It is located in the foothills of Khasia and Jainta. On the banks of the Piyain River, the level of the stone stack makes it more beautiful. Indian Hills across the border, due to the continuous flow of water from the Dauki hills, Hanging Dauki Bridge, the transparent crystal clear water of the Piyain River, the forest on the hill, and its silence, the area has impressed the tourists with great pleasure.
Our country Bangladesh is wonderful. Believe if you go out on a trip to Bangladesh then you cannot finish in a year. Beauty is spread almost everywhere in Bangladesh. The Jaflong Sylhet is an incredible natural beauty.
If you look from a distance, it will seem like the hills are standing in the sky. Clouds are flying on a hill like soft cotton. You will also see flat tea gardens, Khasia polli, and the Pan (betel leaf) garden. It looks like nature has made this beautiful place with its hand.
Location of Jaflong:
Jaflong is a union of Gowainghat Upazila of Sylhet district. Sylhet to Jaflong distance is 62 kilometers, and it is located in the northeast part of the city. It is known as one of the tourist destinations of Bangladesh, because of the beautiful combination of hills and rivers.
History of Jaflong:
For a thousand years, it was a solitary forest of Khasia-Jainta king. After the abolition of the zamindari tradition in 1954, for a few years it was unused land. Traders started to come from different areas to find stones. With the growth of the stone business, new habitations are also developed.
In the 1980s, 55 kilometers of Jaflong road connectivity with Sylhet was established. After that, the beauty of Jaflong's spread across the country. In addition to native and foreign tourists, nature-loving people were also crowded here. It is one of the best tourist spots in the country.
Best time to visit in Jaflong:
Jaflong also changed its appearance with season diversity. Variety comes in beauty. If you visit in the rainy season, you can see the countless fountains dropped off the hill. The sun shines in the bright shade of greenery, and the clouds over the hills are amazing to see. It also appeared in another form in the winter. You will find green everywhere.
As a result, winter and monsoon can always be a suitable time to visit here. There are two rivers in this area. Dholai and Piyain, these two rivers have brought uniqueness to Jaflong. You will see different species of small fishes fluttering in groups of bright and pneumatic water. The tourists will be impressed by the fact that thousands of workers dug up from the bottom of the two rivers and collected stones. This view of river water can be seen from dawn to evening.
A bridge (Jaflong bridge) on the river Dauki on the other side of the border has increased the beauty of Jaflong. Mountains all over the place, water, Pan (betel) Leaves, stones, and fountains, made it a fairy tale state. Travelers from different parts of the country, or even from outside the country travel here to find peace and forget the boring city life.
The beauty of Jaflong is not limited to hills and rivers. The indigenous lifestyle of Khasia adds to the beauty of Jaflong. After crossing the river, you will find. Khasiya village. Their community is called Punji. If you go to these communities, you can see 3 to 4 feet high houses.
For a few decades, the Jaflong area has been known as the most prominent and as well as the country's second-largest tourism place. In addition to Eid every year, besides tourists from different districts of the country, foreign tourists also visit the Jaflong tourism area to see the nature girl.
From Sylhet, buses, microbuses, CNG auto rickshaws or Laguna can be used to go there with friends and family. You can reserve cars from any auto rickshaw or microbus stand in the city. Buses are available from Shibganj area of the Sylhet city. Every one hour later you will get a bus.
Rent: Bus - Taka 55 per person, Microbus: 1500-2000Taka, CNG-operated auto rickshaw: 600-1000 Taka.
Where to stay and eat: There is no suitable arrangement to remain in Jaflong without the bungalow of the district council and a guest house in Sreepur Forest for tourists. There is a rest house of the Border Guard of Bangladesh (BGB). In this case, the visitors should stay in Sylhet city. It is better to take food with you while going there. Because Sangram café in the Khasia Village is the only Cafe in Jaflong.
Before going to Sylhet, if you wish to stay in the Jaflong district council bungalow, then you will have to book the rooms on the phone before coming to the city. But there is a good arrangement for staying in Sylhet city. All the quality hotels are here. You can also visit Ratargul Swamp Forest, Lalakhal, and Bichanakandi in this area. Let's visit Jaflong with the nearest and dearest one.
beautiful place with a amazing collection of naturality and beautiful pictures :)
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DeleteBeautiful post. Jaflong is definitely a worth visiting place. I love your photography a lot; especially that river on transparent water. I'm your regular reader and I think Bangladesh is not far from India so it can be my first foreign trip. Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteDude, you should be a photographer. Did you take all of these pictures yourself? I want to know what kind of camera you used if you did lol. I also appreciate you including the best times to visit. It would suck to travel during a monsoon.
ReplyDeleteNice article, very informative! I'm planning to visit Bangladesh soon. Will definitely go to Jaflong :)
ReplyDeleteHi there, nice post! I am honestly not so familar with your country but the place looks very very nice.
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Markus
Unfortunately Bangladesh is not some place I will be visiting anytime soon. Reading about the beautiful places to visit and see the photos are always wonderful. So much beauty in this world wherever we are.
ReplyDeleteI would love a chance to visit Bangladesh - which there was a faster way to get there from North America! The trip is often too taxing for me to travel alone!
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ReplyDeleteI have never even heard of Jaflong, but this is beautiful! - Shelby G.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous area and you took some amazing photos! I would really love to visit Jaflong one day.
ReplyDeleteI'm from India and I know how beautiful Bangladesh is but I've never had the opportunity to go there. Love your pictures x
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ReplyDeleteI heard that Bangladesh is really pretty, I never been there but hopefully one day I will.
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