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Sreemangal tea trails and Lawachara forest is a full day in Bangladesh's tea country, mixing gentle estate walks with a forest outing in search of the western hoolock gibbon, the country's only ape. It suits nature lovers, birders and travellers who want green landscapes after the noise of Dhaka.
Your guide, Nusrat Jahan, is a keen birder, and she plans the forest walk around the light and bird activity, so timings shift with the weather. Lawachara holds Bangladesh's largest surviving gibbon population and more than two hundred recorded bird species, which makes patience well rewarded. The day also includes a glass of the famous multi-coloured tea first made in Sreemangal, and ends with time among the Khasia communities who grow betel leaf in the hills. Walk quietly, wear muted colours and stay on marked trails. May and June are the wettest months, when forest paths are at their muddiest. The guide speaks Bangla, English and Hindi.
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Sreemangal, Moulvibazar
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Bangla, English, Sylheti
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8 hoursDuration Bangla, English, SylhetiLanguages
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Nusrat Jahan
Local guide- 5Years guiding
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Speaks Bangla, English and Sylheti
Nusrat leads small groups through the tea estates and forests around Sreemangal and Sylhet.
She is a keen birder and plans each day around the light, the weather and what the birds are doing.
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- Based in Sylhet, Bangladesh
- Joined bookingMentor in October 2026
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Timing & weather
About 8 hours.
The best time to visit Sylhet is Nov to Feb. Dry and mild; foggy mornings in winter.
Prices & payment
US$38 per person.
General
In Sreemangal, Moulvibazar. The guide confirms the meeting point when you book.
Nusrat Jahan, who leads small groups around Sreemangal and Sylhet and is a keen birder.
Possibly. Lawachara is one of their best-known homes, but wild animals cannot be promised.
A Sreemangal speciality in which several teas of different colours are poured in separate layers in one glass.
A national park of hill forest near Sreemangal, crossed by the Dhaka to Sylhet railway line.
Bangla, English and Hindi.
Walking shoes, insect repellent and binoculars if you have them. Forest trails can be muddy after rain.
An indigenous community in the hills around Sreemangal, known for growing betel leaf in forest gardens.
About 1,250 hectares. It was declared a national park on 7 July 1996 and lies inside the West Bhanugach Reserved Forest.
May and June, with about 450 mm of rain each. The town gets around 2,386 mm in a year.
The Sreemangal tea trails and Lawachara forest tour is led by Nusrat Jahan, a local guide on bookingMentor. Nusrat speaks Bangla, English and Sylheti. To ask the host something before you book, use "Message host" in the "Meet your host" section of this page.
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