Recreational spots crowded in Sylhet, Rangpur

S A Shofiee, Sylhet :

All the tourist centers of Sylhet are now crowded with people. There is no accommodation in tourist centers. Nature’s daughter Jaflong, Bholaganj’s Sada and Bistha Kandi or tea gardens are crowded with travelers.
Tourists are happy with the influx of tourists. Hotel-motel businessmen, tour guides, photographers say that even after a break for some time, life has returned to the tourist centers of Sylhet.
A different atmosphere has been created in the tourist center of Sylhet with the unbridled joy of tourists rushing to the pull of nature. Busy tourist centers on the second day of the Eid holiday. In the afternoon of Eid day, the tea gardens here are the most crowded with tourists.
On the second day of Eid, water, hill-hills, rivers and stones are full of natural beauty, Jaflong of Goainghat, Bisthakandi, Sari river of Jaintapur, Sadapathar of Companyganj, Utmachara and Ratargul, the only water forest in Mithapani, are crowded with tourists.
Apart from this, Sylhet City’s Adventure World, Suburban Dreamland, MAG Osmani Children’s Park, and the walkways set up in tea gardens are crowded with people of all ages starting from children. Every tourist center in the suburbs of Sylhet was crowded with tourists.
In addition to the shrines of Hazrat Shahjalal (RA) and Hazrat Shahparan (RA) in the dargah, tourists are running in groups with cars in various parks of Sylhet city. All the hotels and motels in Sylhet do not have empty rooms. All are booked.
A tourist named Rizwana Begum who came to Sylhet from Narsingdi told Jagonews that the wonderful green scenery of Meghalaya mountains in India, nature girl Jaflong, Pantumai-Mayabi springs, clear-white water of water and stones and the only freshwater swamp forest Ratargul called me by hand. So this time I came to visit the tourist spots of Sylhet with my family.
Since Monday (April 24) afternoon, thousands of tourists from different parts of the country have rushed to see various tea gardens including Tarapur, Lakkatura, Malnichara in Sylhet.
BSS from Rangpur adds: The recreational and tourist spots have become overcrowded with hundreds of rushing people of all ages since the Eid-ul-Fitr day to enjoy the pleasure of the festivity in the district.
A relaxing atmosphere has been prevailing for the fourth consecutive day amid excellent weather since Eid-ul-Fitr day as the soothing breeze continues blowing through the calm nature and partially sunny sky with floating scattered clouds.
The recreational and tourist spots are witnessing a considerable rush of people to enjoy the happiness of the holy Eid-ul-Fitr festival without any restrictions after almost a three-year gap due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The enthusiastic people of all ages, particularly youths, adolescents and young girls, wearing colorful dresses are visiting the entertaining places making those overcrowded and buoyant till today in the district where an Eid fever still persists.
In Rangpur city, people are thronging Rangpur Amusement Park and Zoo, Chikley Lake Water Park, ‘Proyas’ Entertainment Park, Fantasy Zone, ‘Tajhat Zamindar Bari’, ‘Rupkotha Theme Park’, ‘Surovi Uddyan’, Town Hall premises, Zila School ground and other recreational spots to get refreshed and entertained.
They are rushing at recreational spots like ‘Vinnojogot’, ‘Ananda Nagar’, Teesta Road Bridge, Sheikh Hasina Teesta Bridge, Teesta Railway Bridge, ‘Neelamborer Jalmahal’, ‘Ananda Nagar’ in Pirganj, ‘Maya Bhuban’ and ‘Bharadaho Beel’ in Badarganj, ‘Ali Baba Theme Park’ in Pirgachha, Teesta Barrage Canal and other areas outside the city.