Jaflong
Jaflong, the division of Sylhet district gowainghat district includes an area. Jaflong, 6 km north-east of the country to the city, India's Meghalaya border along the foothills of the Khasi-Jaintia hills, and here is a wonderful combination of mountains and rivers of the country in this area is known as a tourist.
Jaflong is located in the border areas of Sylhet of Bangladesh. On the other side, the Dauki region of India. The Dauki river from the hills of Daoki region has entered Bangladesh with Jaflong. Japlong is basically located in the river Pian river . Hill climbs in the Jaflong-Tamabil-Lalkhan area of Sylhet district The sedimentary rocks have been exposed in this congestion, so many times there have been geological survey conducted by Bangladesh.
Four types of hard rock are found in Bangladesh, among them there are solid rock pebbles found in Bholaganj-Jaflong. In addition to the heavy rains in the hills of the Shillong plateau on Indian border during the monsoon, the boulder carrying the torrential flow of the Dauki river from those hills. Because of this, a lot of stones are found in the river Jaflong of Sylhet area. And the livelihood of a large part of the people of this area has been formed around the lifting and processing of this stone.
Jaflong is located in the border area of Sylhet of Bangladesh. On the other side, the Dauki region of India. The Dauki river from the hills of Daoki region has entered Bangladesh with Jaflong. Japlong is basically located in the river Pian river . In the Jaffalong-Tamabil-Lalkhan area of Sylhet district there are mountainous suburbs. The sedimentary rocks have been exposed in this congestion, so many times there have been geological survey conducted by Bangladesh.
Four types of hard rock are found in Bangladesh, among them there are solid rock pebbles found in Bholaganj-Jaflong. Apart from the heavy rains in the hills of the Shillong plateau on Indian border during the monsoon, large hillside (Boulder) carrying torrential flow of the Dauki River from those hills. For this reason, a lot of stones are found in Jaflong river of Sylhet area. And the livelihood of a large part of the people of this area has been formed around the lifting and processing of this stone.
Apart from stones in Jaflong, there is also plain or porcelain, although there is no structure to purify the soil or sand.
In this area, ordinary Bengalis live as well, and tribals live there too. There are 5 Khasiafunji in Jaflong's Ballala, Sangampuri, Nakshapani, Lampapani and Pratappur. According to the census, 1,953 Khasia tribes live in Jaflong.
According to historians, for many years Jaflong was a Khasia Jainta-a lonely forest in the kingdom. Although the Khasia-Jainta state was abolished by the abolition of zamindari system in 1954 , the vast area of Jaflong fell several years later. Later, traders started to come from Japlong on the river through different areas in search of stones, and when the expansion of the stone business grew, then once again the new settlement became a new habitation.
During the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971 , the camp of the freedom fighters in Sylhet was at the Dauki of India on the border of Jaflong. On July 13, an armed group of EPR and East Bengal Regiment members entered Jaflong. A group of Pakistani soldiers were in the house of Razakar Azharuddin in Bangladesh part of Piyain river fall . After the two-point war between the two parties, the Pakistani army was wounded after the killing of five soldiers of the Pakistani army. At the same time two freedom fighters were also injured. There is also a big battle in the Rary River beside Jaflong. In this way, Jaflong got independence without being free from enemies and Jaflong got freedom. And today Japhalong has assumed the form of one of the most important places inside Bangladesh. People's graves in the war of liberation are in front of Tamabil Land Port Customs Office.
Madhavkund Falls
Madhabkunda Eco Park , the division in the Moulvibazar DC Borolekha kamthalatalite is an Eco Park. There are restauras and restaurants of the Bangladesh Tourism Corporation . One of the attractions of this echopark is Madhabkunda Falls , Parikunda Falls, Sri Sri Madhabeshwara Teertha, and Tea Garden.
Madhabkund Falls, Known as the largest waterfall in Bangladesh. Patharia Hills (Fiction: Adam Isle Hills) consists of solid stone; Gangaamara flowing over this hill. This rhythm has fallen down in Madhabkunda due to the fall in Madhavkora. In other words, the Ganges flooded under the influence of water, [October 1999], falling below 162 feet high, is spread through Madhobchhara. Generally, a main stream of water is always read, when the rainy season arrives, another small section is formed next to the main stream, and in the rainy season, two fissures are mixed together, so that the water tightens. To read this huge section of the water was created under the great dungeon. This madhabacharara water flow on the west side of the continuous Hakaluki Haore.
While standing on the Bangladesh border of Jaflong, India's high mountain ranges are seen inside the border. Fountains descending from these hills are one of the tourist attractions. Besides, many hanging bridges of India's Dauki Port also attracted. Also the docky river flowing in spiral also attracts tourists. As a result of the monsoon, due to heavy rainfall on the India border, the river returned to the river when the river flows, and it becomes more pleasant. The transparency of the water of the Dauki river is one of the attractions of Jaflong. Baishakhi Mela is organized in Jaflong surrounded by Bengali Navabarsha in Pahela Baishakh. The whole area is surrounded by festivals surrounding the Mela. Jaflong's different beauty emerge in the rainy season and winter. In rainy season, rainy trees and torrential streams are seen to be in the rainy season. Besides, the clouds are very pleasant in the mountains.
Jaflong plant species in the region of the shorter varieties of palm trees ( Licuala species) can be seen.
Lots of bats live in the center of coconut and betel leaf in Jaflong. Besides, Juphal Bazar or Jaflong zamindar have resided in the house. Although many children of Juphalong are left in Jaintia and Gowainghat forests, or neighboring countries, in India due to food constraints, and people's production, or in wild plants.
Jaflong's stone industry, on one hand, has introduced the area to all regions, and the air of the area has become corrupted due to the rugged expansion of the stone industry. The broken stone powder is spreading in the surrounding areas due to the breaking of stone in open ways with the help of the machine and disrupts breathing in the general public. Apart from the government's restrictions, the arbitrary stone lifting of the rivers from the river makes the biodiversity and vegetation of the river threatened. Apart from this, 30-35 feet of soil has been damaged by stone lifting and river basin. Due to the large number of trees cut in the intervention of the influential people in the area, often there is a diagnosis of various diseases. The navigability of the Piyan river has decreased due to the downstream rocks and sandstorms. As a result, the sudden loss of life from the people of the nearby areas was damaged; For example, in 1988 , some areas, including the BDR camp, were lindwanded in such a way that the dawki borders come from the abyss. On May 20, 2009 , a slug of tea-gardens was damaged in a similar slip. Apart from banning the "Bombs Machine" (local name), the loss of huge resources by flooding the local Piyan river flood control dam due to the withdrawal of the river is also one of the examples of environmental disasters (observed July 2012).
With the construction of 55 kilometers of Jaflong with Sylhet in the 1980 's, road communication with this area was established from all the other parts of the country. This distance from the Sylhet Sadar road is 56 kilometers. The Tamabil land port at Jaflong Zero Point is exported to India by imported goods every day by this port. Especially coal is imported from India.
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