Over View
Located in the northeastern region of Bangladesh, Sreemangal and the broader Moulvibazar District serve as the country’s premier eco-tourism destination, widely celebrated as the “Tea Capital of Bangladesh.” The landscape is defined by miles of continuous rolling green tea estates, rubber plantations, and pineapple groves, offering a tranquil climate and rich natural beauty. Nature and wildlife enthusiasts can explore Lawachara National Park—a dense rainforest reserve home to rare wildlife like the Hoolock Gibbon—alongside the indigenous Khashia and Manipuri ethnic villages. The region also features Madhabpur Lake, a picturesque body of water nestled among tea hillocks decorated with rare blue lotuses, as well as the 100-hectare Baikka Beel Wetland sanctuary in Hail Haor, which serves as a major refuge for fish species and migratory birds. Combined with local attractions such as the famous Seven-Layer Tea and natural sites like Madhabkunda Waterfall, Sreemangal provides an ideal retreat for birdwatchers, outdoor adventurers, and culture seekers.
