সাউথ সুরমা, সিলেট

South Surma is an important metropolitan police station in the Sylhet district of Bangladesh. It is under Sylhet City Corporation. The economic importance of the area is immense as it is well connected by river, land, and rail. Sylhet district is famous for its pristine green environment, hilly surroundings, and vibrant culture, which make it a popular tourist area in Bangladesh. South Surma of this district is known for its lush greenery, tea gardens, and hilly terrain. All the wards and unions of this area have electricity facilities. The law and order situation in the area is normal and satisfactory. South Surma thana was formed in 1983 and the thana was converted into upazila in 2005.

Surma River is a boon for the people living in this region. This river fulfills other daily needs including irrigation and transportation. The tea gardens and agricultural products of this area contribute well to the country's economy. Tea plantations not only contribute to the economy but the scenic beauty of South Surma attracts tourists. Apart from natural beauty and agricultural importance, the area is also culturally rich. The region is home to various communities, including the indigenous Khasi and Manipuri peoples, each with their own traditions, languages, and customs.