You can travel to Sylhet from Dhaka using any bus. Buses run frequently from the Dhaka terminals at Fakirapul, Gabtali, Sayedabad, Mohakhali, and Abdullapur. For instance, the cost for non-AC buses like Green lines, Shyamoli, Saudia, S. Alam, and Ena Paribahan typically ranges between BDT 400 and 500 and BDT 800 to 1200. There are numerous bus services available every day and every hour of the day. It ends up taking only 6 hours to travel 240 kilometers from Dhaka to Sylhet.

You can travel to Sylhet by train by going to Kamalapur or the airport railway station. Upobon, Jayantika, Parbat, and Kalni Express are just a few of the trains that run. The class claims that it only requires BDT 280 to 1200. Train travel to Sylhet takes 7-8 hours.

The quickest and most convenient way to travel to Sylhet is by plane. Several aircraft depart for Sylhet from Shahjalal International Airport. Biman Bangladesh, Regent Air, United Airways, Novo Air, and US Airplane are a few examples. Given the class, it costs between BDT 3000 and 10000.

Where do you plan to stay?
There are no other decent lodging options besides the district council’s guest and rest houses in Jaflong. However, you must make sure before leaving if you want to stay at Jaflong. The majority of tourists return to Sylhet as a result. In the Sylhet city area, there are numerous hotels, motels, and resorts. In the Lala Bazar neighborhood and along Darga Road, there are numerous affordable standard rest houses. You will pay between BDT 400 and BDT 2000 for it. Depending on your needs and capabilities, you can also stay at hotels like Hotel Hill Town, Gulshan, Darga Entrance, Surma, Kaikobad, etc.

Will you eat anything?
You can savor a variety of regional cuisines at Sylhet Zindabazar, such as Pansi, Pach Vai, and Palki Restaurant, for a reasonable price. Such restaurants offer about 30 different kinds of Varta.