Jannatul Ferdous Complex, Masjidul Aulia Khwaja Shah Mozammel Haq (Rah :)
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Madhabpur Lake
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Adjacent to 1 Grand Sultan Tea Resort and Golf & MR Khan Tea Garden Road is Jannatul Ferdous Complex, Masjidul Aulia Khwaja Shah Mozammel Haque (Rah :). This place can be reached by microbus from Habiganj.
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By road and rail you can reach Madhabpur Lake directly from Dhaka to Srimangal, from there by microbus or CNG or by jeep.
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Madhabkunda Waterfalls
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Lauyachhara National Park
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Before reaching Baralekha by bus from Moulvibazar to Baralekha, you can go to Kathaltali Bazar and from there by CNG or autorickshaw to Madhabkunda Falls 08 km east.
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30 km away from Moulvibazar city
The forest department has several public restaurants, including a rest house, along with Lauachhara National Park.
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Baikka Bill
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Rand Sultan Tea Resort & Golf
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From Dhaka by train or bus to Srimangal, then from Srimangal you can take a CNG, autorickshaw or microbus to Baikka Bill.
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From Kamalapur Railway Station to Upban, Jayantika, Parabat or Kalni Express by train to Srimangal Railway Station or by bus from Fakirapul or Saidabad to Hanif Enterprise, Shyamli Paribahan, Sylhet Express, ENA etc.
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Hakaluki Haor |
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Eye-catching Hamham Waterfall |
This haor is located at a distance of 65 km from Moulvibazar Sadar and to get here you can first reach Moulvibazar district, then by bus from Moulvibazar.
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By bus or train to Moulvibazar or Srimangal station, then from there to Kamalganj. Rent a vehicle from Kamalganj or Srimangal town and reach Kalabanpara for Champara tea garden by 6:30 am or 7:30 am. It takes about 5 hours to get from Kalabanpara to Hamham Falls. There are CNG and jeeps to reach Lauyachhara from Srimangal. There are also local buses from the local Bhanugachha bus stand to Lauyachhara. You can reach Kalabanpara after walking for an hour along a winding mountain path and a bridge made of wooden planks near the village of Lauyachhara forest. It is also 24 km away from Kamalganj municipality junction to Kalaban. Of these 24 kilometers, 14 kilometers are paved roads up to Kurma and the rest of the roads are unpaved. Walking road from Kalabanpara. At the end of the 6 km long mountain path you will see the Hamham waterfall.
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