One of the largest group of water bodies in Bangladesh. Dharmapasha in Sunamganj district and Tahirpur upazila in the northeastern part of Bangladesh. Khasia in Meghalaya, India, is a huge sanctuary for fish, birds and other aquatic animals in the foothills of the Jainta hills. At present the total number of Jalmahals is 51 and the total area is 8,912.20 acres. However, the area of the whole haor including the reed forest and Hijal Karach forest during the monsoon season is about 20,000 acres. Tanguar Haor is rich in nature's unselfish gifts. This haor is not just a water body or a place for raising, conserving and catching fish. This is a mother fisherman. Hijal Karach's vision has made this haor enchanting. Apart from this, there are more than two hundred species of plants including reed, milkweed, blue water lily, watermelon, shola, helancha, asparagus, shitalpati, swarnalata, banatulsi etc. in this area. As a result of effective and sustainable measures taken by the district administration, there are currently 206 species of birds, 141 species of small and large, 1 species of amphibians, 34 species of reptiles, 6 species of turtles, 6 species of chameleons and 21 species of snakes in this haor. Reed forest has increased several times. In the winter season, breaking all past records, Tanguar Haor became famous for the arrival and location of a large number of birds. Extremely endangered Palaces eagles, giant gray-kingstarks, vultures and a large number of guest birds were unforgettable views of Tanguar Haor. The combination of local species of birds like Pankauri, Kalem, Baidar, Dahuk, various types of sand ducks, Gangchil, Buck, Stork etc. is also wonderful. In general, it is estimated that 20/25 lakh birds were in Tanguar Haor in each of the last winter seasons. In some places, only birds can be seen floating over an area of more than a kilometer. Tanguar Haor is a unique interdependent ecosystem of fish, birds and plants. It is most important as a fish sanctuary. Location: Located in Tahirpur and Dharmapasha upazilas of Sunamganj district.
Planning and Implementation: Cabinet Division, A2I, BCC, DoICT and BASIS