Keane Bridge Discover the iconic Keane Bridge, one of Sylhet’s most recognizable landmarks. Built in 1936 and spanning the Surma River, this historic iron bridge is known as the “gateway to Sylhet.” Its distinctive arched design offers stunning views of the river and bustling city life on both banks. As you walk across Keane Bridge, your guide will share its colonial-era history and significance as a vital link connecting Sylhet’s old and new town. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the lively atmosphere and capture memorable photos at this beloved city symbol.

Ali Amjad Clock Tower

Ali Amzad Clock Visit the historic Ali Amzad Clock, a prominent landmark in Sylhet City. Erected in 1913 by Ali Amzad, the Zamindar of Prithimpasha, this elegant clock tower stands at the heart of the city near Keane Bridge. With its distinctive architectural style and striking presence, the clock serves as a symbol of Sylhet’s colonial heritage and local pride. Your guide will share the story behind its construction and explain its continued importance as a meeting point and timekeeper for Sylhet’s residents. The Ali Amzad Clock remains a must-see spot for both history enthusiasts and visitors seeking a true taste of Sylhet’s urban character.