Rangamati - Capital city of Chittagong Hill Tracts

Bangladesh is primarily dependent on agriculture but gradually improving in the tourism sector. Day by day tour operators gradually improving their services. Bangladesh Scenic Tours is one of them. They are one of the best tour operator in Bangladesh. There are so many places to visit. Chittagong hill tracts are one of them and Rangamati is the administrative capital of Chittagong hill tracts. 

Rangamati, the administrative capital of Rangamati Hill District of the Chittagong Hill tracts of Bangladesh, is called Rangamati. It is also the capital city of Chittagong Hill Tracts. District Administration, Rangamati is the office that manages the district. Rangamati can be reached via a 77km road from Chittagong. The western bank of Kaptai Lake is where the township is situated. 

Rangamati is an ideal holiday spot due to its scenic beauty, landscape, lake, vibrant indigenous groups, Assamese, and other features. Its fauna and flora, as well as its hanging bridge and indigenous museum, are some of its highlights.

A place to tour Kaptai lake is a man-made lake in South-Eastern Bangladesh. It is located under Rangamati District in Chittagong Division. It was formed by the Karnaphuli Hydroelectric Project's Kaptai Dam built on the Karnaphuli River. The Kaptai lake's depth averages at 100 feet, and its maximum depth is 490ft. The lake was formed by flooding valleys and plain lands that were surrounded by hills. The water was filled with forested mountains, highlands, and other vegetation. The Hanging Bridge in Bengali is called "Jhulonto Bridge". This is also a popular name for its visitors. This hanging bridge was built on Kaptai lake. This bridge is the link between Kaptai and Kaptai lakes. This bridge, which is 335 feet high, is a landmark in Rangamati. 

Kaptai National park cascades between two mountain assortments, Karnaphuly & Kaptai. It was established in 1999. It covers 5,464.78 ha. It was Sitapahar Reserve before the announcement of the national parks. It is located approximately 57 km from Chittagong. This park is home to many old trees that were planted in 1873. 

There is much wildlife in Kaptai National Park such as monkeys, deer, jungle cats, elephants, and monkeys. Tourists and bird lovers may be interested in many species of birds. Kaptai National park is a sanctuary for birds and wildlife. This park is home to picnic areas and restaurants that were established by the Forest Division. 

Shuvolong is a sub-district in Barkol, about 25 km from Rangamati. The largest waterfall in Shuvolong is at 300 feet. This area has become a popular tourist spot over the years due to its beautiful waterfalls, and the nearby market. Shuvolong can be reached by speedboat or motorboat from Rangamati. Sajek can be found at Baghaichari Upazila, Rangamati. It is the name of a river that divides Bangladesh and India. It flows into the Karnafuli River, Chittagong Hill Tracts. Sajek Valley is located near the Mizoram border area, at the North angle. It is 1,800 feet above sea level. Kachalon, Machalong, and many other small rivers run through the hills. 

Chakma and Marma are the main ethnic minorities in the valley. This place is also known as the hill queen because of its natural beauty and Rangamati roof. Marishsha refers to a village near Sajek Valley. The majority of bamboo houses are constructed. Kanlak is another spot near Sajek that is known for its orange orchard. The most popular attractions are sunrise, rain, morning, afternoon, and night. Tourists can purchase products made by indigenous people from the heat. The roads are like giant snake spirals in the mountains. The majority of people here are Buddhists, while others are Christian. 

The Bangladesh army has helped to build a new road that leads to Ruilui Para. The army camp will give permission to the traveler. The Bangladesh army is cooperative and helpful. A mobile network is now available in Bangladesh. Although the valley is located in Rangamati, tourists can also reach it from Khagrachhari. Khagrachhori- Dighinala Bazaar- Bagaihat Bazaar- Machalong Haat- then Sajek. It's 62km from Khagrachhari. It is 40km from Dighinala to Sajek. Chander Gari is the main mode of transportation.