The best time to visit Sylhet is in winter (November to February) when the weather is cool and ideal for exploring tea gardens, rivers, and cultural sites. Early winter also offers better flight deals before peak travel season. For the lowest fares, consider traveling during the monsoon season (June to September) when demand is lower. Booking in advance, flying midweek, and choosing off-peak times can help secure the best airfare.

Jaflong – A breathtaking spot where hills, rivers, and stone beds create stunning scenery. Ratargul Swamp Forest – Bangladesh’s only freshwater swamp forest, perfect for a peaceful boat ride. Bisnakandi – A picturesque village where hills, waterfalls, and rivers meet. Lalakhal – A crystal-clear river surrounded by lush green hills, ideal for boating. Hazrat Shah Jalal Mazar – A revered Sufi shrine attracting pilgrims from all over. Hazrat Shah Paran Mazar – Another sacred site known for its spiritual significance. Madhabkunda Waterfall – The country’s largest waterfall, set amidst a beautiful forest. Srimangal Tea Estates – Endless tea gardens offering scenic walks and fresh tea tasting.

Sylhet’s food is full of rich flavors and local favorites. Must-try dishes include: Shatkora Beef – A tangy beef curry made with local citrus. Panta Bhat & Shutki – Fermented rice with spicy dried fish. Chunga Pitha – Sticky rice cakes steamed in bamboo. Mezban Beef – A spicy beef dish served at gatherings. Fresh Fish Curry – Made with local river fish. Borhani – A spiced yogurt drink. Seven-Layer Tea – Sylhet’s famous multi-layered tea. From spicy curries to sweet treats, Sylhet has something for every food lover!

Sylhet has many easy ways to travel: Rickshaws – Cheap and good for short rides. CNG Auto-Rickshaws – Quick and affordable. Buses – Connect main areas but can be crowded. Ride-Sharing & Taxis – Apps like Uber and Pathao make travel simple. Boats & Ferries – Perfect for exploring rivers and wetlands.