Sherpur

A recreation centre of about 90 acres built in 1993 by the Sherpur district administration at the foot of the Garo Hills, with India's Meghalaya to the north. Sal, teak and gajari forest, hill paths and picnic grounds are its attractions, and it appears in the district's list of points of interest.

A 380-acre deep green forest and eco park established in 1999 at the foot of the Garo Hills, close to the Bangladesh-India border. Hill trails, birdwatching and the view from the watchtower are the main draws, with picnics popular on winter days. It is one of the best-known natural attractions of Sherpur district, listed in the district's official heritage records.