An extremely popular drink. If you don't get a cup of hot tea in the morning, Bengali society will not work at all. Sylhet is one of the few tea gardens in Bangladesh. The color, taste and aroma of Sylhet tea are incomparable. Sylhet Sadar Upazila has the largest and first established tea garden in Bangladesh and the subcontinent. Named ‘Malnichhara Tea Garden.’ The first tea garden in the subcontinent, Malnichhara, was established in 1854 on 1500 acres by Mr. Hudson. The garden is now under private supervision.

The Malnichhara Tea Garden is the first choice of tourists for leisurely travel or leisure time. As it is very close to Sylhet city, tourists first rush to Malnichhara to see the tea garden. There are several entrances to the Malnichhara tea garden. You can start gardening in any way you want. However, to avoid trouble, it is necessary to get permission from the authorities before entering the garden. Then he looked around the garden. You can see the garden bungalow. At present tea gardens are being run under private supervision. Besides tea gardens, orange and rubber are cultivated here at present. Apart from Malnichhara tea gardens, Lakshatura tea gardens in Sylhet, Ali Bahar tea gardens, Khadim, Ahmed Tea State, Lalakhal Tea State are notable.

How to get there:

Chabagan can be found on Airport Road from Sylhet city by rickshaw or by autorickshaw or car. 10 minutes drive from Amberkhana point. It will take half an hour to go by rickshaw. Buses from Dhaka to Sylhet leave from Gabtali and Sayedabad bus terminals. Buses leave from Fakirapul, Saidabad and Mohakhali bus stations in Dhaka from 12.45 am to 12.45 pm. AC buses of Green Line Paribahan, Saudia S Alam Paribahan, Shyamli Paribahan and ENA Paribahan run on this route. The rent is 600 to 1,100 rupees. Besides, non-AC buses of Shyamoli Paribahan, Hanif Enterprise, Unique Service, ENA Paribahan go to Sylhet. Rent from Rs. 400 to Rs. The buses of ENA Paribahan leave Mohakhali and go to Sylhet via Tongi Ghorashal.