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A guide to the most spectacular waterfalls and adventure trekking trails in Bangladesh.
If you’re planning to visit Haja Chora Waterfall, the first thing you need to know is that it’s not a typical tourist spot. It’s tucked away near the 10 Number Police Post in the Khagrachhari district, and getting there requires some planning. The waterfall is located in the hill tracts, an area with special rules […]
Read moreGetting to Taiduchhara Waterfall in Dighinala, Khagrachari, is not a simple point-to-point trip, but it’s a route that many travellers manage without too much trouble if they plan it step by step. The waterfall sits deep in the hill tracts, and the journey involves a combination of public transport, a jeep ride, and a short […]
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Getting to Muppochora Waterfall in Bilaichhari isn’t a quick day trip from Dhaka. It’s a multi-stage journey that takes you deep into the Chittagong Hill Tracts, a region with its own entry rules. You’ll need time, patience, and a permit before you even think about the trail. Key Takeaways You need a special permit to […]
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Rijuk Waterfall sits deep in the Bandarban hill tracts, where the Sangu River narrows between forested slopes. It is not an easy place to reach, and that is exactly why people go. The trip involves a long bus ride, a rough jeep track, and a boat journey upriver. You need time, patience, and a willingness […]
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If you’re planning to visit Likkhyang Waterfall, you need to know exactly how to get there. It’s not a simple walk in the park. The waterfall sits in the remote Remakri Union of Thanchi Upazila, deep in Bandarban’s hill tracts. The journey is long, but it’s one of the most rewarding in Bangladesh. Key Takeaways […]
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Baklai Waterfall sits deep inside the Sangu River valley in Thanchi upazila, Bandarban. It is not a roadside stop. You have to walk through forest, cross streams, and climb rocky slopes to reach it. The trek is tough but the waterfall makes it worth the effort. Most travellers start from Bandarban town. From there, you […]
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Jadipai Waterfall sits near Keokradong, one of Bangladesh’s highest peaks, in the remote southeastern corner of the country. Getting there is not straightforward, but the journey is part of the experience. This guide covers the practical routes, transport options, and what to expect on the ground. Key Takeaways Jadipai Waterfall is near Keokradong in Bandarban, […]
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Shuvolong Waterfall sits on the Karnaphuli River, about 25 kilometres upstream from Rangamati town. Most visitors reach it by boat, and the trip takes roughly 45 minutes to an hour each way depending on the water level and boat speed. You can also drive part of the way, but the waterfall is only directly accessible […]
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If you’re looking for a quick escape from Chattogram’s noise, Sitakunda offers a mix of hills, waterfalls, and a centuries-old Buddhist heritage. It’s not a polished tourist hub, and that’s part of its charm. You’ll find it about 37 kilometers north of Chattogram city, along the Dhaka-Chattogram highway. Getting there is straightforward. From Chattogram, you […]
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If you’re planning a trip to Sahasradhara Waterfall in Sitakunda Eco Park, the first thing you need to know is how to get there. The waterfall sits inside Sitakunda Eco Park, about 37 kilometers from Chittagong city. Most visitors start their journey from Chittagong, the nearest major city. Key Takeaways Sahasradhara Waterfall is located inside […]
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