Explore Chittagong Division

A mystical crater lake at 1,246m altitude. Sacred to the Bawm tribe, Boga Lake is surrounded by dense jungle and mist-covered peaks. The 2–3 hour trek from Ruma Bazaar passes through tribal villages. Overnight stays in Bawm guesthouses are an unforgettable cultural experience.

At 2,200 feet, Nilgiri offers Bangladesh's most dramatic cloud views. Clouds literally float below you at dawn. The Bangladesh Army manages an excellent resort here with chalets, a restaurant, and helipads. Sunrise at Nilgiri is a life-defining experience.

Bangladesh's most powerful and remote waterfall. Getting to Nafakhum is half the adventure — a boat journey on the Sangu River followed by a trek through dense jungle. Water roars year-round but peaks during monsoon season (September–November).

The world's longest unbroken natural sea beach stretches 120 km along the Bay of Bengal. Laboni, Sugandha, Inani, and Himchhari are the main beach zones. The beach is busiest during Eid and winter season (Oct–Mar). Known for its stunning sunsets and fresh seafood.

Bangladesh's only coral island — 8 km² of turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and vibrant marine life. Daily tourist quota applies to protect the ecology. Lobster and crab cuisine is world-famous here. Island closes May–October due to weather.

Known as the "Queen of Hills" — a vast highland valley where clouds float below you at dawn. Home to the Rui Lui and Konglaak villages of Chakma and Tripura people. Situated at the border of Rangamati and Khagrachari districts. Best experienced over 2 nights.

South Asia's largest man-made lake spans 1,720 km². Boat rides through the lake with views of green hills are extraordinary. The Rangamati town itself is built on peninsulas surrounded by the lake. Chakma village homestays are available.

A mystical 350-foot natural cave carved through a hill. Visitors carry torches and wade through a shallow stream inside the pitch-dark tunnel. The surrounding hilltop offers panoramic views of the Chengi River valley. A sacred site for the Tripura people.

A beautiful cascade waterfall set against lush green bamboo forest, just 4km from Khagrachari town. The surrounding trail passes through a Tripura village. A refreshing and easily accessible natural spot popular with tourists.

The nearest beach to Chittagong city, offering sunset views over the Bay of Bengal with the backdrop of Chittagong port. Popular with local families and vibrant street food culture. The industrial-maritime backdrop creates a unique atmosphere found nowhere else in Bangladesh.

An artificial lake surrounded by forest and hills, built in 1924 by the British Assam Bengal Railway. Home to boat rides, cable cars, and adventure zones. Forested trails around the lake offer a peaceful escape within the city. Great for families and couples.