Sylhet

Sylhet, situated in the northeastern part of Bangladesh, is one of the most picturesque divisions of the country, famous for its rolling tea gardens, lush green hills, and beautiful waterfalls. Sylhet is also a major religious and cultural center, home to the Hazrat Shah Jalal and Hazrat Shah Paran shrines. The region is known for its diaspora community, particularly in the United Kingdom, and plays an important role in Bangladesh's economy through remittances. Sylhet is often called the "Land of Saints," and its natural beauty attracts both local and international tourists year-round.