Jaflong
Where the Piyain river crosses from Meghalaya over stone beds, with the Dawki bridge and hills as backdrop. About two hours from the city.

Land of two leaves and a bud
Sylhet city is the base for Bangladesh's most photogenic day trips. Within two hours in any direction you reach clear rivers running out of the Khasi hills, a freshwater swamp forest you paddle through, and white stone beds under the Meghalaya escarpment.
Sylhet city is the base for Bangladesh's most photogenic day trips. Within two hours in any direction you reach clear rivers running out of the Khasi hills, a freshwater swamp forest you paddle through, and white stone beds under the Meghalaya escarpment.
Where the Piyain river crosses from Meghalaya over stone beds, with the Dawki bridge and hills as backdrop. About two hours from the city.
One of the few freshwater swamp forests in Asia, best seen by small boat between June and September when the trees stand in water.
A stone bed where several hill streams meet below waterfalls on the Indian side — reached by boat from Hadarpar.
A wide field of white stones in the Dhalai river directly under the hills, roughly 90 minutes from Sylhet.
A blue-green stretch of the Sari river with tea estates on the bank and a slow boat ride.
The shrine at the heart of Sylhet city, and the historic centre of the region.
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June to September for Ratargul and full rivers; October to April for comfortable weather, tea gardens and clearer roads.
It is possible but rushed. Pairing Jaflong with Lalakhal, and Bichanakandi with Shada Pathor, works better.
About two hours by road, which makes a combined Sylhet and Sreemangal trip straightforward.