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Nilgiri

Nilgiri is a place with the combination of the tallest peak, the tribal village with a vibrant culture and colorful lifestyle of the villagers, and the spectacular natural beauty.

Boga Lake

Boga Lake is the most beautiful natural lake in Bangladesh. It is also known as Bagakain Lake or Baga Lake. Boga lake is 18 kilometer away from Ruma Sadar Upozilla in Bandarban. The area of this lake is about 15 acres. It is about 3000 feet above sea level

Tinap saitar

Tinap Saitar is a waterfall located at Roangchhari (Paindu union of Ruma upazila) in Bandarban district of Bangladesh. Tinap Saitar is a Bam word. In Bam language, Tinap means runny nose and Saita means spring or waterfall. It is located in Paindu canal. For this reason, to many it is also known as Paindu Saitar.

Nilachal

Nilachal tourist center located on a hill about two thousand feet high near the city of Bandarban. Nilachal is located in the Tiger Para area, just 5 km away from the city. Somewhere on the slopes of the wide horizon, the winding roads, the hilly neighborhoods and the silver rivers are like paintings by an artist.

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Sangu river

The Sangu River is a river in Myanmar and Bangladesh. Its source is in the North Arakan Hills of Myanmar, located at 21°13´N 92°37´E. The Arakan Hills form the boundary between Arakan and the Chittagong Hill Tracts.

Your Journey Begins Now

Bangladesh is bestowed with an ample amount of places to explore. From beautiful natural sites to historical places, the country has much to offer for a pleasing and learning experience. Among the eye-catching places, the most remote and least populated Bandarban is a popular destination for its adventurous, distinctive and scenic landscape. The beauty of its forests, numerous waterfalls, tallest peaks and lifestyles of 15 different ethnic groups attract tourists from both home and abroad. One must visit Bandarban at least once! In the middle of November, I made a plan to tour the Chittagong Hill Tracts, and finally decided to visit a few places in Bandarban district. My friends, Didar and Shoib, also joined my planned tour. Bandarban was new to us, therefore, we collected adequate information from the internet and watched some documentaries on youtube about the area. We collected tickets from S Alam bus service and started off on our journey on a Thursday night. By road, the distance from Dhaka to Bandarban is 318 kilometres. Though a little jam troubled us at Kanchpur Bridge, we reached our destination by 6:30 am the next morning. On the way, the bus stopped at a highway restaurant in Comilla. We had some light food. However, the high prices bothered us a bit. After reaching Bandarban town, we managed to find rooms at the Bangabandhu Smrity Pathaghar guest house. Jahangir Alam, who looks after the guest house,

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