Cheap Flights to Sylhet, Bangladesh

About Sylhet

Sylhet – a city with more than 500,000 population, sits on the banks of River Surma, and is surrounded with tea estates, lush-green sub-tropical slopy hills, rain forests and river valleys. It is one of the renowned place for Sufi shrines and Islamic spiritual centres. The larger part of British Bangladeshis hail from here and are prone to wax melody over the place. Those with more bonds of affection towards the country keep pouring money over their local economy, which has helped to make-up a city that is more modern than others in Bangladesh. It likewise implies that you'll meet a lopsidedly expansive number of individuals here who talk astounding English.

Tourist Attractions of Sylhet

Neighborly Sylhet may be a divisional capital, yet it has a town feel to it with clamoring roadside shops, especially around Bandar Bazar, adding colours to the market lanes. Sylhet, obviously, is best known for its tea. This is the place the nation's business tea generation first started, and there are still more than 150 tea homes in this district, some of which are strolling separation from the city centre. Sylhet surprises all the tourists with the largest piligrim shrines namely the Shrine of Hazarat Shah Jalal, the Osmani museum, the museum of the Rajas, and the Kean bridge. This city leaves the tourists with many memories of adventurous and fun loving experiences. The food in Sylhet is truly like that common over the country which is rice with chicken or meat curry, it does however have diverse staples of fish, for example, the Pabda fish, and the citrus natural product known as shatkora is used for flavor in the curries, which is basically grown in the Sylhet district. This city doesn’t disappoint shopping lovers, it has an array of shopping malls and Al-Hamra International mall is most famous.