📷 Abdul Momin · CC BY-SA 4.0Satchari National Park
🌳 ParkDense forest in Chunarughat, where you can see monkeys and birds.
📷 ফজলুল জাহিদ পাভেল · CC BY-SA 4.0At a glance: Habiganj is a district in Sylhet Division; the best time to visit is October to March; a visit takes 2 days; from Dhaka it takes 4-5 hours by bus.
Last updated: October 2026
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📷 Abdul Momin · CC BY-SA 4.0Dense forest in Chunarughat, where you can see monkeys and birds.
📷 Saad.Kaikobad · CC BY-SA 4.0A vast forest area in Chunarughat, with a chance to see wildlife and birds.
📷 Abbas Tarafder · CC BY-SA 4.0Asia's largest village; the Bithangal Akhra (Vaishnava monastery), Kamalarani's pond and haor views.
A green hillside tea garden in Chunarughat, with peaceful surroundings.
A historic Sultanate-era mosque near Habiganj Sadar.
Timetables change; check tickets and times at eticket.railway.gov.bd · Source: Bangla Wikipedia
Every number is from an official website, last checked on 8 October 2026. All emergency numbers with sources
The best time to visit Habiganj is October to March.
Ways to get from Dhaka to Habiganj: 4-5 hours by bus (from Sayedabad), 4-5 hours by train. Trains from Dhaka that stop in Habiganj district: Parabat Express, Jayentika Express, Upaban Express and Kalni Express.
Places to see in Habiganj: Satchari National Park, Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary, Baniachong, Teliapara Tea Estate and Shankarpasha Shahi Mosque.
It takes 2 days to see Habiganj.
Accommodation in Habiganj: mid-range hotels in Habiganj Sadar, Tk 1,000-2,500 (approx.).
The famous food of Habiganj: Habiganj's shatkora (a citrus fruit), tea and pitha (rice cakes).
Call 999 for the police, the fire service or an ambulance anywhere in Bangladesh; the call is free. The Tourist Police 24-hour helpline is 01320-222222, and the fire service hotline is 102.
Famous for: Habiganj's shatkora (a citrus fruit), tea and pitha (rice cakes)
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