Today I'm gonna share some interesting photos of two places of Bangladesh. it belongs in Sylhet.
Hope you will like it as much as it deserves.
- Type: Waterfall
- Place: Bichanakandi
- Union: Rustompur
- Upazila: Guainghat
Bichanakandi is a village situated in Rustompur Union under Guainghat Upazila. Bichhankandi is so beautiful that it is named heaven of Sylhet.
The waterfall of cold water coming down from the Meghalaya hills on the border of Bangladesh thrives on the stones. Just like a rocky river.
If you want to go to Bichankandi, you will have to go to AmbarKhana Point in the city first. There are CNG stations on the airport road. It is good to have CNG reservoir reserve up to the place.
From both sides, this is where many layers mountains meet at a single point.
The huge stones that came along with the hilly ridge came to Bichankandi and later these stones were broken down here.
Here the another place
- Type: Swamp Forest
- Place: RatarGul
- River: Gowain
- Upazila: Gowainghat
RatarGul is situated in Gowainghat Upazila of Sylhet district. The forest of a sweet forest is connected to Chengir canal near the Gowain River. About 10 feet of this plantation is under the water...In the rainy season, this evergreen forest is flooded below 20 feet to 30 feet below the water.
Because some parts of the forest are quite small, boat travel here is difficult to travel here. This forest of Bangladesh is the only one of the few wetland forests in the world where sweet water is available. The Forest Department of Bangladesh is maintaining this forest.
Before entering this forest, you will have to get the forest department permission and request the concerned department to arrange a boat.
It is best not to hire someone else's boat because it can disrupt your personal safety.
The country's (Bangladesh) only recognized swamp forest is about 26 kilometers away from Sylhet city. Most of the trees in the forest are in the seven months of the year, under water. At the beginning of the winter, the guest bird started coming the casino.
Google Map
Bichanakandi in map
RatarGul in map
Done For now. :)
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