Sreemongol Tea Resort And Museum (Sreemongol Tea Resort And Museum) was established in 2009 in Moulvibazar, the famous capital of tea, to uphold the history and tradition of tea plantations . This tea museum is arranged with more than 44 collections and memorabilia in four rooms near the Tea Research Center to present to the new generation all the details related to the tea industry and tea cultivation in Bangladesh. Charming tea resort location next to tea museum. Originally an old British bungalow has been transformed into a modern resort.
Surrounded by eye-catching green tea plantations, the museum houses various ancient artifacts including various machinery used in tea plantations during the British rule, hundreds of pieces of furniture used in British bungalows, tea processing machinery, things used by tea plantation managers and tea workers, ancient silver and copper coins. A special attraction of this tea museum is a room filled with memorabilia of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibar. In 1957-58, Bangabandhu visited the Nandbari tea plantation in Srimangal when he was the chairman of the Pakistan Tea Board. Chairs and tables used by him are preserved in this museum. Besides, there is a special portrait of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman dressed in white Punjabi pajama, which is fascinating to see.
Admission Fees & Timings: The Tea Museum is open daily from 10 am to 4 pm. The entry ticket here is Tk 20 per person.



