Sada Pathor (Bholaganj)
সাদা পাথর, ভোলাগঞ্জ
A white pebble riverbank at the Bholaganj border, fed by clear water flowing from the Meghalaya valleys, now very popular with local visitors.
Sada Pathor (meaning 'white stone') is located in Bholaganj, Companiganj Upazila, about 35 km north of Sylhet. The Dauki River flows out of the Meghalaya valleys in India, leaving wide stretches of white pebbles. The water is crystal clear, with misty green hills in the background. Visitors take a motorboat from the Bholaganj jetty for about 20 minutes to reach the stone beach, where they can wade in the water. In recent years, stone quarrying has damaged the scenery somewhat. Be cautious of safety where the current is strong.
Opening hours
Daytime
Nearby sights
- Bisnakandi
- Ratargul Swamp Forest
- Panthumai Waterfall
- Malnicherra Tea Estate
- Shrine of Shah Jalal
- Lakkatura Tea Garden
- Khadimnagar National Park
- Keane Bridge & Ali Amjad's Clock