Rema-Kalenga Forest Reserve Forest is a wonderful place which makes a nice day trip if you are traveling to Sylhet and are looking for a hiking tour. This dry evergreen forest is located near the border with India and actually consists of two different forests: Rema and Kalenga, which are connected. During our trip we’ll be on the lookout for animals and will also witness tribal culture such as the Oraw, Munda and Tripura who have been inhabiting the area since long.

We’ll pick you up at your hotel in the morning and will then drive towards the entrance of the Kalenga forest for a walk which will take approximately three hours, followed by lunch. Afterwards we’ll go to the Rema section while looking for kingfishers, eagles, parrots, monkeys, wild dogs and more. We’ll head back to Sylhet in the late afternoon.

Rema Kalenga Reserve Forest is a protected forest area located in the Chittagong Hill Tracts region of Bangladesh. It covers an area of approximately 1,500 hectares and is known for its rich biodiversity, pristine natural beauty, and cultural significance. The forest is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including several species of endangered animals such as the Asian elephant, clouded leopard, and bengal tiger. It is also home to several species of primates, birds, and reptiles.

Rema Kalenga Reserve Forest is an important cultural site for the local indigenous communities, who have lived in the area for centuries. The forest is home to several sacred sites and is an important source of food, medicine, and cultural traditions for these communities. The forest is also an important site for scientific research, with several ongoing studies focused on the biodiversity and ecology of the area.