The Sylheti culture is Karimganj is a culture rich but veiled in the history of Assam. Following the introduction of Karimganj to Assam, the first generation migrants were eager to live in a new geopolitical area, seeking their identity and life in the newly established territory. The second generation came out to save their culture, identity and existence and to write about their history 
 
 The food preserves the exotic richness of the culture and the same goes for the Sylheti culture. Biroin Chaul (a glutinous rice type), Chunga Pitha (sweet powdered rice meat), and Shoishya (sweet powdered rice meat) (mustard seed paste). “ Biron Chaul is so important in Sylheti tradition that it is offered as a mandatory meal at all wedding ceremonies.

Karimganj is an example of unity In the midst of the country's ongoing religious turmoil. Karimganj stands out as the pinnacle of togetherness. Residents of Karimganj profess secularism in the form of "AaulBaulMarifati" (Sufi religious practice) and "Panchali Kirtan" (religious practice of the Vaishnavites). The popular culture, that is "Lok Sanskriti" of the Sylheti community, holds them together and reflects this association against each other in music, dance, handicrafts and literature, etc. The strength and the unbroken unification of the sylhetischen folk culture makes it alive and fresh even after the fragmented territory. The peoples are further witnesses of this union.Although the villages are called rustic, they have purity and scent of wealth at the same time without invading. If I describe Karimganj accurately, then it is the epitome of religious cooperation and coexistence. Muslims have the same entry rights. Karimganj has an intense source of culture linked to local tribes, languages ​​and traditions unique to its place of origin.