Srimangal is one such upazila situated at the south-western end of Moulvibazar district surrounded by hills and haors. There are rows and rows of green tea gardens in the hills. The combination of nature and garden tea workers has developed into an aesthetic beauty. The city is also called the capital of tea as it is mainly tea industry oriented. In addition, there is a diverse culture of the indigenous people. Srimangal is a wonderful place for tourism. You can come back from Srimangal at this time of autumn or any day of the coming winter. Srimangal, an area of 425.15 sq km, is well connected by rail and road. You can come to Srimangal by three intercity trains from Dhaka and two from Chittagong every day. Apart from this, Srimangal can be reached by direct bus from Dinajpur, Rangpur, Bogra, Panchagarh, Tangail and Rajshahi and Chapainawabganj. Apart from this, you can come to Dhaka from other parts of the country and come to Srimangal by Hanif or Shyamoli bus from Sayedabad bus terminal. When you come to the city, you can rent an autorickshaw, auto CNG, jeep, private car or micro to go to the place of interest. There are several hotels, resorts, rest houses and cottages for tourists to spend the night. The spectacular beauty of the T-Resort and the five-star quality Grand Sultan T-Resort and Golf, built on a hillock in a highly protected and secluded environment, captivates tourists. Tourists will have the opportunity to observe the nature up close by spending the night in the cottages built on various hilly hills. There are several restaurants in Srimangal. This is where the food is arranged