Shukanachara (Dry fountain)
Rangamati >> Baghaichari
The pleasant spot is located at the 10th Street of Bagaiichhari in Rangamati district. Although it is mostly under Rangamati district, it is very convenient to see this rhyme from Khagrachari district. You can see this spot from the Dighinala upazila of Khagrachari district to Hazachara. This rhyme is known to the locals as Hazachara. Many people also known as the 'Jurani Thangzhang Jharna' in this spring. If you want to see the fountain, then you will have to go through the mountainous hills. ...... read full story
Barkal Upazila
Rangamati >> Barkal
Barkal upazila of Rangamati district is one of the most interesting places for tourists. You will feel like seeing the hills, rivers, and forests, you have moved to a beautifully painted place. Boat or small launches are the only vehicle to go from Rangamati town to this upazila. When these goings started from Rangamati to Barkal, the waterway would think that these roads were made of stone chests. There are numerous small and big fountains, hills in this upazila. In this place, you can see mountain elephants, deers, wild beasts, wild animals, and birds of flock in the sky. All hills of this upazila are the branches of the Lussai hills. ...... read full story
Falitangyacug Hill
Rangamati >> Barkal
Falitangyacug hill is situated in Barkal upazila of Rangamati district. This hill is about 1,868 feet high. From here you can enjoy the natural landscape of Barkal upazila. From here, you will enjoy the natural beauty of the neighboring state of Mizoram, India. Not only this watch,There are numerous small and big waterfalls in Barkal upazila. There is a revelation about the name of this upazila. According to locals, there was a large stream of water in this district. The sound of the water was heard from a distance. The sound of the water falling in the water seemed like the sound of a large-sized device. That is why this place has been named Barkal. But this fountain is no longer there. If you want to come to Barkal Upazila, you will have to rented a boat and have to prepare for the night. ...... read full story
Suvolong Fountain, Bir Shreshtha Munshi Abdur Rouf's grave, Tuktouk, Peda tingting, Safwan restaurant, Indigenous village
Rangamati >> Barkal
To see Suvalong Fountain, Echo Tuktuk Village, Peeda Tingting, you will have to hire a boat and go to a place called Suvalong. Birshreshtha Lance Naik Munshi Abdur Rauf's grave is seen in the Burighat area of ​​Nanyachar. When Munshi Abdur Rouf was martyred during the liberation war, he was buried in a local indigenous place. Later, here the BDR (presently BGB) created a mausoleum on Munshi Abdur Rauf's grave. During the journey by boat you will be fascinated by the surrounding hills and river which flow through the hills. This moment will be in your memories scene. Seeing this scene, you will not understand when you reach Suvalong. A small green island will be seen suddenly on the way to the hills and water of Kaptai Lake. On the island you will find the PEDA TINGTING restaurant. The term peda tingting is derived from the Chakma language, which means "fill the stomach". In 1997, after the Chittagong Hill Tracts Accord, the private tourism spot, Peda Tingting, was built in Balukhali. This tourism spot contains rows of teak trees. If you want, you can spend the night here. You will see the diversity of indigenous life here. Sangfang Picnic Spot and Eco Tukatuk Village is near to the Peeda Tingting tourism spot. You can taste indigenous traditional food at this at the food shops. Not just tourism spot, you can see the indigenous village here. You will see zum cultivation and the simple life of indigenous people. Then you can move from here to Suvlang. A rainstorm coming down from a huge high mountain. You will find 6 to 8 small streams of small and large. Of these, large fountains are very popular among tourists. If you want you can soak your body in the water of the spring here. But if you want to enjoy this fountain very well, you have to travel here in the rainy season. ...... read full story
Kaptai lake
Rangamati >> Kaptai
This Kaptai lake is the largest artificial lake in Southeast Asia. It is located in Kaptai Upazila, about 35 kilometers from Rangamati district headquarters. The lake was created in 1961. The lake has an area of ​​about 68,300 hectares and its average depth is about 9 meters. Kaptai Upazila is surrounded by high and low hills. It's like an eye-catching natural beauty. The river Karnafuli, which is known as the Daughter of Lussai hill, is passing through this upazila. One of the most interesting spots in this place is the Picnic Spot of Bangladesh Navy. Apart from this, many other picnic spots have been developed in private ventures. Kaptai's Wagga tea garden can be another spot for you. But the authorities will have to accept the permission to enter here. ...... read full story
Rajbari, Rajban Buddhist Vihara, Hanging Bridge
Rangamati >> Rangamati Sadar
Rajbari, Rajban Buddhist Vihara, museum, Hanging Bridge can be found in the city of Rangamati. There are several specimens of Chakma dynasty in Chakma Raja's house. The king's palace in Rajbari and an old artillery here is one of the attractions of the tourists. Another tourist spot in Rangamati city is Rajbhan Bihara. This is a Buddhist monastery. Here you will find a number of Buddhist monuments. Hill Buddhist religious leaders live here. Hanging Bridge of Rangamati is one of the main attractions of the tourists. You can see this hanging bridge at Rangamati Tourism Complex. The hanging bridge connects two hills. It was built on Kaptai lake. ...... read full story
Tribal Cultural Institute and Museum
Rangamati >> Rangamati Sadar
This tribal cultural institute will be seen in Rangamati district headquarters at a place called Vedvedi. A museum has been established here. This museum has been highlighted by tradition, culture and life diversity of different ethnic groups in the greater Chattogram Hill Tracts region. Apart from this, you can see the traditional dresses, documents, tantra books, ornaments, various handicrafts, coins, musical instruments etc. used by tribals. ...... read full story
Furaman Hills
Rangamati >> Rangamati Sadar
Furaman Hill is located some distance from Rangamati district headquarters. This mountain is one of the popular places of adventure tourism. If you come here, then it is good to have the experience of moving in the hills. For those who do not have a mountain experience, this mountain will be a new experience for them. The height of this hill is around 1518 feet. If you take the local guide along with you to visit this place, you will enjoy more. This hill is located near Rangamati Sadar. That is why the city of Rangamati can enjoy from the peak of this mountain. On this hill there is a branch of Rajban Bihar temple, which is known as the Furaman branch. This temple is a Buddhist temple. To visit this mountain you will have to go to Sapchhari of Manikchhari in Rangamati city. You can walk on this hill from Sapchhari. ...... read full story