Surma Tea Estate

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3360, Madhabpur - Habiganj Hwy
Added by Jopie, at 24 October 2017

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• Anonymous

  29 May 2018

  সুরমা চা বাগান
  সাতছড়ি, হবিগঞ্জ
  সমতলের চা বাগান শুধু পঞ্চগড়ে নয় আছে হবিগঞ্জেও। এত সময় নস্ট করে যারা সমতলের চা বাগান দেখতে পঞ্চগড় যেতে আগ্রহী নন, তারা ঢাকার খুব কাছেই অবস্থিত সাতছড়ির সমতলের চা বাগান দেখে আসতে পারেন। এখানে সুরমা ছাড়াও আছে তেলিয়াপাড়া, সায়েদাবাদ চা বাগান। আর খুব কাছেই ইন্ডিয়ান বর্ডার। আর পাশেই আছে সাতছড়ি জাতীয় উদ্যান।
  কি ভাবে যাবেন : সিলেটগামী যে কোন বাস বা দিগন্ত বাসে উঠে হবিগঞ্জের মাধবপুর নামবেন। এরপর এখান থেকে লেগুনাতে সাতছড়ি জাতীয় উদ্যানের সামনে নামবেন। জাতীয় উদ্যান ঘুরে, আসার সময় রিজার্ভ অটো নিয়ে ঘুরে আসতে পারেন চা বাগান গুলো।

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• Anonymous

  25 February 2018

  Surma is a beautiful garden. Here are some of the high flat plains left in the plane. There is a Satchhari National Award near this garden. There are also bugs bear deer monkeys elephants, birds of different species too high, they are living here.

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• Anonymous

  12 February 2018

  surma tea state is the largest tea state in south asia. ilove this place.

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• Anonymous

  27 December 2017

  very nice place to hiking in the windy climate.

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• Anonymous

  31 October 2017

  Surma Tea Estate ranks amongst some of the largest privately owned tea estates in the world, producing over a million kilograms of tea in a vast 4,700 acre property.
  
  Surma is an unceasing source of inspiration, determination, pride and honor. Surma has always been the oak whose century-old canopy provided shelter to generations in this intricately-knitted family and thus allowed them to exercise and refine their understanding of the trade, in addition to strengthening the ardent love for producing fine tea. It is an emotional affair marked with great reverence for a gentle, humble, and a philanthropist of a human being who once lived by the name of Khan Bahadur Nawab Musharraf Hussain.
  
  Nawab Musharraf Hussain of Jalpaiguri (West Bengal) was a lawyer and a politician by profession, but his true passion lay deep in the ground, intertwined with the roots of the camellia sinensis plant. His life-long love affair with tea commenced in 1899 as he went on establishing and acquiring various tea gardens.
  
  Family legend has it that he built his fortune led entirely by his nose. Upon espying a choice piece of virgin land, the young man would scoop a handful of earth, bury his nose in it, inhale deeply and pronounce, “good, we will plant,” or “rubbish, move on.”
  
  The torch initially ignited by Nawab Musharraf Hussain is kept alit to this day. Five successive generations have had the privilege of becoming a part of the odyssey; an odyssey that keeps prolonging with every generation.
  
  We solemnly promise to uphold Nawab Musharaf Hussain's values with the same fervour for as long as we, his heirs, govern the lands of blessed Surma.

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