Tourism is a rapidly growing sector, drawing both domestic and international visitors to Sylhet's lush, green landscapes and historical sites.
**Key Attractions:** * **Shrine of Hazrat Shah Jalal:** A major pilgrimage site for Sufi Muslims from across South Asia. * **Jaflong:** A scenic spot near the Indian border where the Piyain River brings smooth, colorful rocks from the Khasi hills. * **Lalakhal:** Known for its striking blue-green waters, best experienced by boat. * **Bisanakandi:** A stone quarry offering stunning views where mountains, rivers, and waterfalls converge. * **Heritage Landmarks:** Ali Amjad's Clock, the Kean Bridge over the Surma River, and the historic Malnicherra Tea Estate, the oldest tea garden in the subcontinent.
