
Shuktara Nature Retreat
Hillside retreat at Khadimnagar, 7.5 km from the city on the Tamabil road, with about 24 rooms, two pools and a forest-view restaurant.
Photo: CAPTAIN RAJU, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Hilltop shrine of Shahjalal’s nephew, reached by a long stair on the eastern edge of the city.
Shah Paran is remembered as a companion and nephew of Hazrat Shahjalal. His dargah stands on a small hill at Khadimnagar, with a mosque and a large compound that fills with pilgrims on Thursdays.


Open all year; mornings are calmer.
At Khadimnagar on the Sylhet–Tamabil road, about 7 km and 25 minutes from the centre.
Free.
Same dress code as Shahjalal Dargah. Easy to add on the way to Jaflong.

Hillside retreat at Khadimnagar, 7.5 km from the city on the Tamabil road, with about 24 rooms, two pools and a forest-view restaurant.

Hillside resort on six landscaped acres at Khadimnagar with 35 rooms with jacuzzis, a large pool, spa and cafes.

Small budget hotel with a restaurant at Mirer Moydan, about 22 rooms, breakfast, Wi-Fi, generator backup and CCTV parking.
Air-conditioned cars and microbuses with experienced drivers, by the day.
A local historian leads you from Shahjalal Dargah to Keane Bridge through the old town.
The shrine of the 14th-century Sufi saint who gave Sylhet its name as the spiritual capital.
The 1930s steel bridge over the Surma and the 19th-century clock tower that face each other.
Usually called Bangladesh’s oldest commercial tea garden, dated to 1854 by Banglapedia (some accounts say 1849), minutes from the airport road.