Sreemangal Adventure: Forest Hiking and Wetland Excursion
After breakfast hiking/trekking at the Tropical Rain Forest which is a reserved forest and conservation
of wildlife. It is a protected forest with a wide diversity of flora and fauna, including some endangered
species of animals and plants. The park is a paradise for nature lovers, bird watchers, and eco-tourists
who enjoy trekking through the forests and exploring the wilderness.
One of the biggest draws of Lawachara National Park is its natural beauty. The reserve is home to lush
green forests, rolling hills, and streams. The park’s vast area contains a wide range of flora species,
including bamboo, orchids, ferns, and medicinal plants. The park features a large number of tree species,
including some rare and endangered ones, such as the giant African Teakook and Chikrassi tree.
The national park’s wildlife is another significant attraction for visitors. Among the many wild animals
found in the park include hoolock gibbons, macaques, deer, wild boars and several species of snakes
including king cobra. The park’s bird life is also diverse, with over 246 bird species, including rare ones
like the Grey-headed Parakeet and Rufous-necked Hornbill. Also visit hilltop Khashia tribal village to
learn about their culture.
You will be offered a traditional Lunch with a Khashiya indigenous family at their village. After lunch
visit the wetland called Hail Haor, which is a captivating wetland that weaves a tale of natural splendor.
The surrounding area is adorned with lush greenery and tranquil waterways, offering a serene escape
into the lap of nature.
The fishing activity at Hail Haor is a spectacle, a dance of skill and patience that epitomizes the symbiotic
relationship between man and water. Wooden boat trip offers a unique view; hours seated might be less
comfy, but enchanting scenery persists. Low water levels limit boat rides from February to May, yet being
in this locale is amazing. Winter transforms the wetland into a breathtaking spectacle adorned with an
abundance of local and migratory birds, enhancing its inherent beauty.
Dinner at local restaurant. Overnight at the eco lodge in Sreemangal.

A Cultural Journey through Pottery, Tea, and Indigenous Traditions
Embark on a delightful post-breakfast adventure as we take you to a charming pottery village, offering
hands-on pottery crafting experiences. Delight your senses at the renowned 7-layer color tea cabin,
where the secrets of a special tea blend await your palate. Adjacent to the tea cabin lies a vibrant
Monipuri indigenous village, inviting you to peruse and acquire traditionally crafted handicrafts.
Amidst the village ambience, witness the artistry of local women as they skillfully weave intricate fabrics.
Immerse yourself in a journey of creativity, flavor, and cultural richness.
Savor a delicious lunch at a local restaurant. Following this, embark on the scenic afternoon train
departing at 17:40, reaching Dhaka by 22:15. Should securing train tickets pose any difficulty, a
convenient alternative will be provided with a comfortable bus option.