Scenic Sreepur in Sylhet

A set of unique history, heritage and beauty has made the Jaintapur upazila of Sylhet different from rest of the country.

Within the upazila, a place, known as Sreepur, attracts tourists by its scenic beauty.

‘Rangpani’, a river of crystal water, flows into the area accommodating stones of different shapes. The river originated from the ‘Ranghangkong’ waterfall of Jaintia hill in Meghalaya.

In 1980, many films were shot in this beautiful place. If the authorities look after the river properly, then more holidaymakers will make it to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

Anis Mahmud has framed the beauty of this river through his lens.

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Kans grass (kash ful) covers the mouth of ‘Rangpani’ river.
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The river flows between the hills.
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Stones lie throughout the riverbed.
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Fishing in the river
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‘Rangpani’ river and its sand bed.
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Rangpani’s beauty attracts tourists
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Kans grass at the bank of Rangapani river.
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Damaged boats at the bank of the river.
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Rowing boat in the turquoise water.
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Islands in Rangapani river.
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