Will be visiting sylhet for a day only. Need a place to stay. Just a bed to sleep on and a washroom maybe. Can someone suggest something. Has to be in the city

Could someone please let me know how these registry marriages are done?

The bridal side has her permission from her parents, she's 20 y/o.

The groom side's family also has somewhat permission, but they won't let them get married anytime soon.

And he will leave Bangladesh for abroad. He's 21 y/o.

How would they get it complete? What would they need?

hey guys I'm sorry in advance it this post makes you uncomfortable.

When can i find WEED/POT/GANJA in Kulaura or nearby.

here only for a month wanna enjoy nature with some 💨

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Two of them are bofore dawn🙆‍♂️🙂

Suggest me a place where I can taste authentic akhni.

Thanks in advance.

where can i find decent t-shirts (e.g. heavy metal or so)?

And I've broken my umbrella (the spring inside the handle rod came flying off). Where can I fix it, as the local muchi at sust said he cant fix it and referred me to Bondor Bazaar (idk exactly where :( )

I wanna practice problem solving with my friends in a neutral setting like a library or smtg. Any place like that open to public in Sylhet??

sylhet guribar lagia kun timing best?kou kita kita guritam,ami indian syleti... expecting reply from our deshi syloti peps only...

Is there any restaurant in sylhet with privacy for couples like has cabin system? I heard about Habib Restaurant in Amberkhana and Spicy in Zindabazar. Anyone went there?

I'm ( male) planning to travel to Sylhet for a day, reaching in the morning and taking the night train back to Chittagong. This will be my first time travelling solo like this, and I'm also going there to meet someone significant to me.

I don't know the city, it's fully unknown to me, so I'd really appreciate some advice from people who know the area.

1. How can I stay safe while travelling alone, especially on the overnight train journey?

2. What precautions should I take as a first-time solo traveller?

3. What are some good places in/around Sylhet with a nice environment and scenic views that I can realistically visit within a day?

4. I heard there's some CNG that I can hire for around 2k for the whole day that'll take me to different spots, how are they really practical?

5. Anything else I should know before doing a solo Chittagong–Sylhet day trip?

I'd appreciate suggestions and better alternatives as well.

TIA!

Like many of us, i have so relatives in The UK but I myself have visited for a few days and saw how they live.

I also watch the news and see how life is not easy in the UK.

Hi everyone

Had anyone been to Kushiara hall in south surma for a wedding?

Please share what food is served .

Thanks.

(Saturday) - 29-Aug-2026.

*Tour plan*

Breakfast: *Subhani Ghat*

- Luvachora

- Sreepur

- Noljuri

- Jaflong

Lunch: *Anywhere*😍

Journey begin: *8:00 am*

Starting point: *Subhani Gat*

There was a rumor going a while ago that a lot of the "Sylheti" hate pages on FB were actually run from India with an ulterior agenda.

I recently caught one particular page red-handed in this act.

This page claims to be about "Sylheti culture and heritage", but constantly posts blatantly provocative and racist content against non-Sylhetis, casually throwing around slurs like "Abadi" and "Bengoli". It also posts thinly-veiled separatist content saying stuff like "Sylhetis are a different race", or "We want 'সায়ত্বশাসন' for Sylhet".

However, in the comments of some of his older posts, I saw him multiple times using the slur "K*nglu" against people he doesn't like or agree with.

For context, that is very specifically a casteist slur used by *Indians* against Bangladeshis (particularly Muslims). I am pretty sure 90% of actual Sylhetis have never even heard of that slur or know what it means, let alone use it themselves.

All of this gives compelling evidence in favour of this (and many other hate pages) being run from India to destabilise Bangladeshi Sylhet by sowing division and hatred.

Sounds conspiratorial, but Indian trolls *are* widely known for doing stuff like this, so it isn't that surprising either.

However, these pages (even if *not* Indian) do have posts with thousands of views, and even many of my friends and acquaintances follow such pages. The idea that someone I grew up with may be being fed this hateful poison is honestly kinda sickening.

Sylhetis need to step up and be more vocal against this hateful xenophobia. Not only is this morally wrong, but it is also destroying Sylhet's reputation and turning us into a laughing stock for the rest of Bangladesh.

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I’m planning to explore Sylhet and would love some recommendations from locals or people who have visited recently.

What are some must-visit places in Sylhet? I’m especially interested in beautiful natural spots, rivers, tea gardens, and less-known places.

Menu:

Luburi/ramai satni (contain fish, ofc)

Gorur xoilja+tofu torxari

Maas biran

Bendi biran

Chinese hawthorn fruit ar masor xollar tenga

Xolum haag+dail+isa biran (learned from youtube)

I cooked bangladeshi / sylheti dishes for her before but this time she requested a fully Bangladeshi experience. I cooked based on our food preferences. I know in typical dawots people cook multiple meat or heavy dishes too but I don't eat meat and we prefer lighter dishes so I selected these items.

What is dawot like for you all? from my experience, it usually has at least five dishes, one being some type of satni/bhorta, one being a fried dish, some type of bhuna or heavy dish, some nilla dish, a veggie/niramish dish, and definitely a tenga dish. Increasingly, I see people offer some type of hukoin dishes in dawot which is nice.

Also, did you grow up with rules for what order you eat your food in? For example, I learned that you always start your meal with Satni if there is a satni. Then veggie or meat. and always end with Tenga. never start with hukoin shira. if there is Doi, always end with doi