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HillBandarban district· Chattogram Division
তাজিংডং
Known as the highest peak in Bangladesh.
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Doable year-round, but keep the monsoon and the weather in mind.
Weather and path conditions in the hills can change suddenly.
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Position: 21.7860, 92.6095
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A broad waterfall on the Remakri stream near Remakri, reached by boat from Thanchi and then on foot.
12 km away · Approximate
A natural lake high in the hills of Ruma upazila, beside a Bawm village. Many trekkers heading to Keokradong stop here overnight.
26 km away · Approximate
A hilltop tourist centre beside the Thanchi road, often above the clouds. Early mornings in winter show a sea of cloud below.
32 km away · Approximate
A high hill on the Thanchi road, not far from town, with Mro villages along the way.
46 km away · Approximate
A safari park at Dulahazara in Chakaria, with animals kept in enclosures inside natural forest. It lies on the Chattogram–Cox's Bazar road and makes a good family stop.
56 km away · Approximate
A calm hill lake.
58 km away · Approximate
Dish
Chicken cooked inside a green bamboo tube over fire — one of the best-known hill dishes.
Dish
A Marma-style rice noodle dish served with broth, easiest to find at small shops in town in the morning.
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