Ratargul Swamp Forest

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Ratargul Swamp Forest is a freshwater swamp forest in northeastern Bangladesh, famed for its submerged woodland scenery and boat-based ecotourism during the monsoon season.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf swamp forest
tourist attraction
accessPoint Gowainghat NERFINISHED
averageWaterDepthDuringMonsoon approximately 10 feet
biome tropical
climate humid subtropical
commonTreeSpecies Pongamia pinnata
coordinateApprox 25.0°N 91.9°E
country People's Republic of Bangladesh (from East Pakistan)
surface form: Bangladesh
distanceFromSylhetCity about 26 km
dominantTreeSpecies Barringtonia acutangula NERFINISHED
ecologicalImportance carbon sequestration
floodwater retention
wetland habitat for aquatic and semi-aquatic species
ecosystemType freshwater swamp forest
fauna insects
monkeys
snakes
various fish species
water birds
floodingPattern seasonally flooded
governingBody Bangladesh Forest Department NERFINISHED
localNameOfCommonTree Koroch
localNameOfDominantTree Hijal
locatedIn Gowainghat Upazila NERFINISHED
Sylhet Division NERFINISHED
locatedNear Gowain River NERFINISHED
Kushiyara River NERFINISHED
Sylhet city NERFINISHED
locatedOn floodplain of the Gowain River
maxWaterDepthDuringMonsoon approximately 15–20 feet
notableFor boat-based ecotourism
submerged woodland scenery
partOf Sylhet forest range NERFINISHED
protectionStatus reserved forest
region northeastern Bangladesh
threat deforestation
illegal fishing
pollution
unregulated tourism
tourismActivity birdwatching
boat tours
nature photography
tourismSeason monsoon season
transportMode road and boat
vegetationType evergreen
waterSource floodwater from Gowain River
rainwater

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Sylhet near Ratargul Swamp Forest