Sreemongal Tour Package

Day1

Take the 7pm train from Dhaka and arrival at the city of’ two leaves & a bud; Sreemangal  by 12pm. Upon arrival you will be received and check in to the guest house. After lunch visit the Lake of Lotus. On the way to the Lake for miles and miles around you can take pictures as much as you like of the Tea Gardens like a green carpet on the sloping hills. A visit to the Tea Plantation would be a memorable experience. The water of the Lake is very cool & refreshing and the presents of the hills make the surroundings gorgeous. The Lake is full of rare blue and pink Lotus. Will also make a walk at the hilly pineapple garden. Overnight at the hotel/guest house.

Day2

After breakfast hiking/trekking at the Tropical Rain Forest  which is a reserved forest and conservation of wildlife. You’d love to hear the singing diversity of different species of birds. One can easily find out monkeys like pig tailed, capped languor, slow loris, gibbons etc. The largest family of gibbons living here and this forest is also called the home of the Holook Gibbon though one should be lucky enough to spot the gibbon. It’s very difficult to see the barking dears here but hearing them is always a great pleasure. After lunch visit a Khashia Tribal village to learn about their culture. After lunch visit the world famous 7 layer color tea cabin (The first inventor of co2 N/ 3 D Standard Monsoon Packagelor and layer tea in Bangladesh. You love to find here 2-3-4-5-6 & 7 layer color tea). Overnight at the hotel/guest house.

Day3

After breakfast visit a wetland called Hail haor.  There you can see beautiful lilies, lotus and many other unknown aquatic flowers and plants. While riding a boat(wooden country boat) you will find yourself surrounded by large leafy lilies. Much of the water is usually covered with the flowers in their blooming season. Afternoon visit a pottery village to learn about pottery activities and make pottery by yourself(super fun).

At the end take 5pm train/bus to Dhaka. It will arrive by 10.30pm in Dhaka.