Grand Selim Resort & Tour
Resort in Ramnagar Manipuri Para, 3 km from town beside a tea estate, with an outdoor pool and 28 suites.
from ৳3,100 per night
Photo: Asikul Islam Himel, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Sreemangal
Hum Hum Waterfall
A hidden waterfall deep in the Rajkandi forest, reached only by a muddy jungle trek.
Hum Hum became widely known only in 2009 or 2010 (accounts differ). The walk from Kalabonpara follows streams and ridges through bamboo forest, and the reward is a tall fall in a quiet gorge.
- Getting there
- 30 km from Sreemangal town, about 1 hour drive, then 2 to 3 hours on foot each way
- Time on site
- A full day or more
- Interest
- Rivers & water, Treks & adventure
When to go
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Highlights
- Full-day jungle trek
- Bamboo forest and stream crossings
- Few visitors at the falls
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Best time to visit
July to September, with a guide.
Getting there
Drive from Sreemangal to Kalabonpara via Kamalganj, then trek with a local guide.
Costs
Guide fee per group, paid at the village.
Local tips
Start by 8 am to return before dark. Wear trekking sandals and take a bamboo stick.
Map pins are approximate. Confirm directions locally.Get directions
Where to stay nearby
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Grand Sultan Tea Resort & Golf
Large five-star resort with a golf course and pool, set among tea estates about 4 km from Sreemangal town.
from ৳36,000 per night
Novem Eco Resort
Hillside eco resort at Bishamoni, Radhanagar, with cottages, villas, a pool and tea and pineapple garden views.
from ৳7,200 per night
Things to book here
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Lawachara gibbon walk with a naturalist
A three-hour dawn walk on the long trail with a trained wildlife guide.
from ৳2,500 per group
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Tea country cycling, Sreemangal
A guided 20 km ride on estate roads, ending with seven-layer tea.
from ৳1,800 per person
Also in Sreemangal
Best right now
Lawachara National Park
A tropical forest where western hoolock gibbons call from the canopy and a railway line cuts through.
Best right now
Sreemangal Tea Gardens
Rolling estates, the Tea Research Institute and the famous seven-colour tea of Sreemangal.
Closed to visitors
Baikka Beel
A protected sanctuary in Hail Haor where winter waterbirds gather, officially closed to visitors since February 2025.