Tea Capital of Bangladesh





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Tea Capital of Bangladesh

The main regions for tea 
production in Bangladesh are Sylhet and Sreemangal. And the Srimongal region considered the tea capital of Bangladesh. There are 47 tea gardens in Sreemangal. It is an Upazila of Maulvibazar District.


Location: Dhaka, Bangladesh

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