Tourism businesses in Sunamganj are bouncing back gradually after suffering significant losses for over two months due to three rounds of flood and political instability. Restrictions in several tourist areas of the Chittagong Hill Tracts redirected tourists to Sunamganj’s famed Haor region, including Tanguar Haor and the Tahirpur border areas, providing a much-needed boost to local businesses. Houseboat owners said they suffered losses amounting to around Tk 50 crore during this period. Tour operators said they are now facing overwhelming demand, with all houseboats fully booked in advance. Travel ban hits tourism businesses in CHT hard Popular tourist destinations like Tanguar Haor, Shaheed Siraj Lake (Niladri), Shimul Garden, and the Jadukata River are now filled with visitors. Aziz Sarkar, a banker from Rajshahi, expressed his amazement after exploring the region for the first time. “The Tanguar Haor has amazed us greatly. We are overjoyed. We have never seen such large haor before. The diversity of the haor, especially the settlements on its shores, and how they survive and live, has left a mark on our minds,” said Aziz, who came with a group of 36 people, most of whom are bank employees. Tourist Mahbuba Rahman Sathi, a tourist from Dhaka, said, “We had been planning to visit Tanguar Haor for a long time. The weather is good now, so we came. Our group consists of 12 family members. Sylhet is always beautiful, but the haor is even more beautiful. We’ve been touring in a houseboat since morning. It feels great.” However, the region’s poor road infrastructures are challenge for visitors, said some tourists. Moulvibazar Travel Guide: Explore the Top Tourist Attractions “The road from Sunamganj to Tahirpur is in bad shape. Women and children, in particular, had a hard time getting here. These things stand as obstacles to the development of tourist areas,” said Manjurul Islam Soumik from Feni. He also raised concerns about the lack of visible tourist police and disconnected phone numbers listed on safety sign boards. Responding to these complaints, Habibur Rahman, Officer-in-Charge of the Tourist Police in Sunamganj, explained that his mobile phone had been out of service due to damage but is now operational. “We have 8 members. The tourist police are working round the clock to ensure the safety of tourists,” he said. Arian Emon, CEO of Haimanti Houseboat, said, “We have incurred losses of around Tk 50 crore in the past two months. Currently, due to the restrictions in Rangamati, Bandarban and Khagrachhari tourists are coming to the Haor. All our boats are fully booked. Many are still trying to book. There’s now a festive atmosphere in the Haor,” he said. Trip to Tanguar Haor, Sunamganj: Majestic aquatic beauty soaking the horizon

Moulvibazar is a serene gem in northeastern Bangladesh. It offers sprawling tea gardens, picturesque waterfalls, mesmerising beauty of haors (wetlands), historical sites, swamp areas, etc. Its natural diversity, paired with rich cultural heritage, offers an unforgettable travel experience for adventurers and nature lovers alike. Let’s look at the best travel destinations in Moulvibazar. Location of Moulvibazar Moulvibazar district is nestled within the Sylhet division in Bangladesh. It is about 200 km northeast of Dhaka, the capital city. It shares borders with the Indian states of Tripura to the south and Assam to the east, while being surrounded by the Bangladeshi districts of Habiganj to the west and Sylhet to the north. This district is renowned for its scenic tea gardens, dense forests, and culturally significant landmarks.  How to Visit Moulvibazar from Dhaka By Air  The fastest route is by flight. You can catch a direct flight to Sylhet Osmani International Airport, which is about 60 km from Moulvibazar. Frequent domestic flights are available, with prices ranging from 3,600 BDT to 10,000 BDT, and the journey lasts approximately 45 minutes. From Sylhet, you can hire a car or take a local bus to reach the district centre. Read more: How to Visit Dinajpur's Kantajew Temple By Road  Travelling by bus or car takes about 6 hours. Many AC and non-AC buses depart regularly from Dhaka to Moulvibazar, making road travel a budget-friendly and flexible option. The fares range from 570 BDT to 800 BDT. By Train  The train journey from Dhaka to Sreemangal (a nearby station) takes about 5 hours. Options include the Parabat Express, Upaban Express, and Kalni Express, with prices between 275 and 938 BDT. From Sreemangal, Moulvibazar town is only a short drive away, accessible by car or bus.  What to See in Moulvibazar: Top Tourist Places Hakaluki Haor Hakaluki Haor, one of Bangladesh's largest marsh wetlands, is a must-visit destination in Moulvibazar. Known for its stunning natural beauty and biodiversity, this vast water body is home to 558 species of animals and birds, including several endangered species.  Visitors can explore the haor by boat, enjoying the tranquil atmosphere and breathtaking reflections of the sky on the water's surface. Located within Barlekha Upazila, it is also part of Kulaura and Juri upazilas.  Read more: How to Visit Ramsagar Lake, National Park at Dinajpur To reach Hakaluki Haor from Moulvibazar town, you can take a bus or hire a private car, making it an easy and scenic trip.  Madhabkunda Waterfall Madhabkunda Waterfall, one of Bangladesh's largest waterfalls, stands 162 feet tall. Located in Barlekha Upazila of Moulvibazar District, it is a favourite destination for hikers. It is also a great picnic spot for the tourists. The breathtaking sight of the waterfall, surrounded by lush hills and forests, makes it an ideal place for photography and relaxation.  There are two routes available to visit Madhabkunda Falls. First, you can reserve a CNG or microbus from Moulvibazar. You can also take a bus from Moulvibazar to Baralekha and stop at Kanthaltali Bazaar, just before Baralekha. From there, you can reach Madhabkunda Eco Park by hiring a local or reserved CNG.   Read more: Madhabkunda Waterfall: A Comprehensive Travel Guide

If you are craving a trip to a lush green paradise with breathtaking waterfalls, serene lakes, and expansive tea gardens, look no further than Sreemangal. This small town in northeastern Bangladesh offers a blend of natural beauty, rich wildlife, and unique eco-tourism experiences.  Whether you want to relax in an eco-resort or explore forests, Sreemangal promises unforgettable adventures. Let’s dive into the top destinations and experiences that this captivating place has to offer. Location of Sreemangal Sreemangal is located in the northeastern part of Bangladesh, in the Moulvibazar District under the Sylhet Division. Known as the tea capital of Bangladesh, it boasts tea gardens, hills, and forests. The region's high rainfall, fertile soil, and tropical climate make it a biodiversity hotspot, rich with flora and fauna.  Sreemangal is about 191 kilometres away from Dhaka which makes it accessible for both short getaways and extended vacations. Read more: How to Visit Kotka Beach at Sundarbans How to Visit Sreemangal from Dhaka By Air While Sreemangal does not have its own airport, you can fly from Dhaka to the nearby Sylhet Osmani International Airport. Domestic airlines offer frequent flights ranging between 3,600 BDT to 10,000 BDT, and the journey takes about 45 minutes. From Sylhet, Sreemangal is just a two-hour drive.  By Road  One of the most common ways to reach Sreemangal is by road. Regular bus services connect Dhaka with Sreemangal, with the journey taking around 7 hours depending on traffic. You can choose between luxury buses or more budget-friendly options. The fare ranges from 570 BDT to 800 BDT. The drive is scenic, with views of tea estates and green landscapes along the way. By Train For a more leisurely travel experience, opt for a train ride from Dhaka to Sreemangal. The journey takes about 5 hours, and trains like Parabat Express, Upaban Express, and Kalni Express offer a comfortable ride. The ticket fare is between 275 BDT and 938 BDT. The best part is you will get to enjoy the countryside views of villages, rivers, and tea gardens throughout the trip. Read more: Discover Bisnakandi: Your Ultimate Travel Guide to Sylhet’s Tourism Hotspot What to See in Sreemangal Baikka Beel Wetlands Baikka Beel Wetlands is a paradise for bird watchers, especially during the winter months when migratory birds flock here. It is situated halfway between Sreemangal and Moulvibazar. The tranquil environment, combined with sightings of species like the Purple Heron and Pallas’ Fish Eagle, makes it a peaceful spot to appreciate the region’s natural beauty. To reach Baikka Beel from Sreemangal, you can hire a CNG, autorickshaw, or microbus. The wetland is located about 17 kilometres away from Sreemangal, and the journey takes around 40 minutes.  Read more: Madhabkunda Waterfall: A Comprehensive Travel Guide

Ramsagar, located in Dinajpur, Bangladesh, is a Spectacular destination known for its large freshwater lake and lush surroundings. A perfect getaway for nature lovers, Ramsagar offers scenic views, historical significance, and peaceful vibes. All these make it a must-visit for both tourists and locals.  Location  Ramsagar is situated in the Dinajpur district of northern Bangladesh. It is located in the village of Tejpur, about 8 kilometres south of Dinajpur town. The name “Ramsagar” refers to King Ram Nath, who commissioned the creation of this vast man-made lake in the mid-1750s. Spanning 1,079 metres in length and 192.6 metres in width, Ramsagar Lake is the largest man-made water body in Bangladesh.  Around 1.5 million labourers participated in digging the lake, with a total cost of 30,000 taka at the time. It was originally built to provide water for the local population and wildlife. The surrounding area now features Ramsagar National Park, making it a popular tourist destination. Read more: Baklai Waterfall in Bandarban: How to Get to One of the Tallest Waterfalls in Bangladesh Ways to Reach Ramsagar from Dhaka From Dhaka to Dinajpur Travelling by Air The fastest way to reach Ramsagar from Dhaka is by flying to Saidpur Airport, which is located around 60 kilometres from Dinajpur. There are regular flights from Dhaka to Saidpur, with an average flight duration of about one hour.  A one-way ticket costs from BDT 4,000 to BDT 5,000, depending on the season and availability. You can hire a private car from Saidpur or take public transport to reach Dinajpur, which usually takes another 1.5 to 2 hours. Travelling by Train Another popular way to reach Dinajpur is by train. Trains from Dhaka to Dinajpur are available daily, and the journey typically takes around 8 to 9 hours, depending on the train service. There are several classes of tickets, ranging from BDT 575 to BDT 1,978, depending on whether you choose a regular seat or an air-conditioned cabin. The train ride is scenic and makes it an enjoyable journey. Read more: Lawachara National Park Travel Guide: Evergreen forest in northeastern Bangladesh Travelling by Bus Travelling by bus is the most budget-friendly option for visiting Ramsagar. Buses depart regularly from Dhaka to Dinajpur, and the journey usually takes around 10 hours, depending on traffic conditions. Ticket prices range between BDT 800 and BDT 1,500 for non-AC and AC buses. While it may be the longest option in terms of travel time, buses offer frequent schedules and are accessible for most travellers. From Dinajpur to Ramsagar To travel from Dinajpur to Ramsagar, you can use local transport options. From Dinajpur town, you can hire a rickshaw van or take a ride on a ‘Nosimon’ (a local motorised vehicle). The ride typically takes around 15 to 20 minutes to reach Ramsagar.  What to See and Do at Ramsagar Exploring the Historic Temples  At the northern end of Ramsagar Lake, you will find two ancient temples, known as Dev Mandir, Baroduari, and Hazarduari. These structures, built during the 17th or 18th century, add a touch of history and spirituality to the area. Their traditional architecture makes them a must-see for history buffs and those interested in cultural heritage. Read more: Tazing Dong Trekking: In-Depth Travel Guide and Cost Details Stroll Through Ramsagar National Park The lush Ramsagar National Park, covering around 60 hectares, is perfect for nature lovers. The forest, planted with a variety of ornamental and fruit trees by the Forest Department, provides a peaceful retreat. The park is home to several animals, including deer, wild boar, sloth bear, hyena, and even blue bulls. Birdwatchers will enjoy spotting species such as white-breasted water hens, jacanas, and purple herons.

The Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a mangrove forest known for its rich biodiversity, unique ecosystem, and serene waterways. Among its many treasures is the Kotka Sea Beach, a tranquil coastal retreat where the forest meets the Bay of Bengal. Visiting this natural haven will let you witness the untouched beauty of the forest and the sea. Location of Kotka Sea Beach Kotka holds a special appeal for tourists among the many captivating spots in the Sundarbans. Located in the southeastern corner of the Sundarbans, Kotka Beach is around 90 km from Mongla Port in Khulna. It serves as the heart of the Sundarbans Eastern Sanctuary.  Renowned for its unspoiled natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and peaceful atmosphere, Kotka offers a pristine beach and lush greenery. This picturesque destination allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the untouched wilderness of the Sundarbans, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike. ead more: Lawachara National Park Travel Guide: Evergreen forest in northeastern Bangladesh Ways to Reach Kotka Sea Beach from Dhaka: A Detailed Travel Guide Dhaka to Bagerhat By Air  The fastest route is a flight from Dhaka to Jashore Airport which takes around 45 minutes. Several flights operate daily, with costs ranging from 4000 to 5,250 BDT. It is a 3-4 hour journey from Jessore to Bagerhat by bus or car. By Train  Alternatively, you can take a train from Dhaka’s Kamalapur Station to Khulna. The fares range from 625 to 2,200 BDT. The trip lasts around 8-10 hours, followed by a 1-2 hour journey by bus or car to Bagerhat.  By Bus  Direct buses from Dhaka to Bagerhat are available, costing between 650 and 700 BDT. The bus journey takes about 6-8 hours. There are also buses to Khulna from Gabtoli or Sayedabad with fares 650 to 1,600 BDT and a further 1-2 hour trip to Bagerhat. Read more: Sylhet’s Jaflong Travel Guide: Where Nature’s Beauty Blooms From Bagerhat to Kotka Sea Beach To visit Kotka in the Sundarbans, permission from the Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) in Khulna is required. The main transport to Kotka is by water, usually via a launch. You can board a launch from Rupsa in Khulna or Mongla Port in Bagerhat.  Alternatively, boats can be rented from Morelganj or Sharankhola. Private motor launches, speedboats, and vessels are available. It is recommended to book through a local tour operator for guided services and permit arrangements. Cost of Visiting Kotka The daily travel fee for domestic tourists in the Sundarbans Sanctuary is BDT 150, and BDT 30 for students. Foreign tourists pay BDT 1,500. Outside the sanctuary, fees are BDT 70 for locals and BDT 20 for students.  Read more: Tinap Saitar Waterfall Travel Guide: Visit a pristine natural fountain in Bandarban In Karamjal, the fee is BDT 20 for locals and BDT 300 for foreigners. Additional charges include BDT 500 per day for guides, BDT 300 for security, BDT 70 for launch crew, and BDT 200 for telecommunication. Video camera fees are BDT 200 for locals and BDT 300 for foreigners.  What to See and Do in Kotka Sea Beach Wildlife Safari  Kotka is famous for its rich wildlife. You can also spot majestic herds of deer gracefully roaming the area. During the winter season, tiger paw prints become visible. Early morning safaris offer the chance to spot the Royal Bengal Tiger, monkeys, and crocodiles in their natural habitat. Bird Watching  Kotka has over 50 species of birds, including rare and migratory ones. All these together make Kotka a haven for bird lovers and photographers. Read more: Manpura Island Travel Guide: Breathtaking Paradise in Southern Bangladesh Trekking  The grassy meadows between Katka and Kachikhali (Tiger Point) offer scenic trekking routes for adventure seekers. It provides a closer look at the Sundarbans’ unique ecosystem. Watchtower Visit  You can climb the watchtower for breathtaking panoramic views of the Sundarbans mangrove forest, Kotka Sea Beach, and the Bay of Bengal. This is an excellent spot for birdwatching and enjoying the sunset.

Traveling during the rainy season in Bangladesh can be a unique and enriching experience. Bisnakandi, one of the top tourist destinations during the monsoon, is known for its picturesque landscapes, crystal-clear rivers, and cascading waterfalls. This tourism hotspot in Sylhet offers an unforgettable adventure for nature enthusiasts. Let’s take a detailed look at what Bisnakandi has to offer. Location of Bisnakandi Bisnakandi, or Bichnakandi, is a village located in the Rustampur union of Gowainghat upazila in Sylhet district of Bangladesh. The name Bichnakandi is derived from two Bengali words: "Bichhana" (or "Bisna" in Sylheti), meaning bed, and "kandi," meaning dam or cluster. This name reflects the area's distinctive landscape, where an abundance of stones stacked together, resembles a bed. Read more: Madhabkunda Waterfall: A Comprehensive Travel Guide

The monsoon paints Bangladesh in a vibrant green, and waterfalls come alive with cascading energy. Among the many gems to explore, Madhabkunda Waterfall is a spectacular destination. Nestled in the lush greenery of northeastern Bangladesh, this waterfall becomes enchanting during the monsoon, making it an ideal time for an adventurous visit. Location of Madhabkunda Waterfall  Madhabkunda Waterfall is located in Barlekha upazila of Moulvibazar district.  According to a legend, Raja Govardhan of Gour encountered a meditating monk named Madhaveshwar during a hunting expedition in 1335 AD. The monk, wishing to unite with the goddess Ganga, requested to be immersed in the spring. Upon his immersion, a divine voice echoed "Madhav Madhav Madhav" three times, leading to the name Madhabkunda.  Read more: How to Avoid Scams During Travel Bookings Significance of Madhabkunda Waterfall Madhabkunda Waterfall is one of the highest waterfalls in Bangladesh and a prominent tourist spot. The surrounding forest, streams, and ecological park draw numerous visitors for picnics and day trips. The area is also of religious significance to Hindus, featuring a nearby temple where annual rituals and fairs are held. Adjacent to the pool, on the right side, is a cave revered as a pilgrimage site. The waterfall is formed by the Gangamara stream, which cascades 162 feet down from the rocky Patharia Hill and then transitions into the Madhabchhara stream below. The waters of Madhabchhara flow westward, eventually merging into the Hakaluki Haor.  Throughout the year, the mainstream maintains a steady flow; in monsoon, an additional smaller stream forms alongside the main one. As the monsoon progresses, these streams converge, creating a powerful current that cascades down and forms a substantial pool at the base. The depth of this pool increases continuously as the waterfall feeds into it. Read more: Baklai Waterfall in Bandarban: How to Get to One of the Tallest Waterfalls in Bangladesh How to visit Madhabkunda Waterfall from Dhaka Bus  Bus journeys are the most budget-friendly option, costing around BDT 800, although travel time may be longer. For a straightforward route from Dhaka, take a direct bus to Beanibazar, then proceed to Kathaltali Bazar. From Kathaltali Bazar, you can reserve a CNG for BDT 150-160 or take a locally-owned CNG to reach Madhabkunda. Train  Trains offer a comfortable journey. If you travel from Dhaka, several intercity trains head towards Sylhet via Moulvibazar. You can take the Parbat, Upban, or Jayantika Express trains to Kulaura station in Moulvibazar, with fares ranging from BDT 320-731 depending on the class.  The journey takes approximately 5 hours. From Kulaura station, travel to Madhabkunda via Kathaltali Bazar. You can reserve a CNG for around BDT 600 or take a local CNG from Kulaura to Kathaltali market, where you can then reserve a CNG for around BDT 200 or take a local CNG for around BDT 30 per person to reach Madhabkunda. Air  Sylhet Osmani International Airport is the closest airbase (around 80 kilometres from the falls). Expect flight costs to start from BDT 4000. From Sylhet, you can hire a car or take a bus to Moulvibazar. It can take approximately BDT 400. From Moulvibazar you need to take a CNG to Mdhabkunda. Read more: Shopping in Singapore: What to Buy, Where to Buy from What to See in Madhabkunda Waterfall The Majestic Waterfall  The centrepiece, of course, is the cascading waterfall itself. Towering at 182 feet, it is a sight to behold. You will witness the power and beauty of the water plunging into the natural pool below. Natural Pool  Take a refreshing dip in the pool's cool water formed at the base of the falls (during safe water levels). Remember to prioritise safety and follow any posted guidelines. The "Kab" Cave  Tucked away near the waterfall is a small cave known as "Kab." This adds a touch of mystery and intrigue to the scenery. Lush Surroundings  Madhabkunda is nestled amidst verdant hills and lush greenery. Breathe in the fresh air and appreciate the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Madhabkunda Eco Park  Established near the waterfall, this eco-park offers additional sights. You might spot tea gardens, citrus, and betel nut plantations, and even encounter members of the Khasi community. Read more: Shopping in Dubai: What to Buy, Where to Buy from Activities at Madhabkunda Waterfall Trekking Through the Hills You may embark on a challenging trek through the verdant hills surrounding Madhabkunda. With a local guide, you can explore hidden trails, discover cascading streams, and enjoy breathtaking panoramic landscape views. Cave Adventures   If spelunking excites you, the area around Madhabkunda offers several caves waiting to be explored. With the right equipment, an experienced guide, and a sense of adventure, you can delve into these mysterious depths and discover hidden chambers adorned with natural formations.  White-Water Rafting (Seasonal)   During the monsoon season, the rivers around Madhabkunda can transform into exhilarating white-water rapids. To enjoy the thrill you can try a guided white-water rafting expedition. This activity is not for the faint of heart, so ensure you have the necessary skills and physical fitness before attempting it.  Photography You can capture the stunning beauty of Madhabkunda Waterfall and its surroundings. The dynamic water flow, lush greenery, and panoramic views offer perfect subjects for photography enthusiasts. Camping Set up a camp near the waterfall for an unforgettable overnight stay in nature. During outdoor camping, you can enjoy the sounds of the waterfall, and the starry sky in a beautiful setting. Read more: How to Buy Plane, Bus, and Train Tickets Online in Bangladesh

Bangladesh, with its vibrant landscapes and lush greenery, especially during the rainy season, beckons nature enthusiasts to explore its natural wonders. One of the crown jewels among these is Ratargul Swamp Forest.  Often heralded as the "Amazon of Bangladesh," this mystical swamp forest located in the Sylhet region offers a surreal adventure, captivating those who seek tranquility and the thrill of nature at its most serene and wild. Location and Conservation Efforts Situated along the Gowain River at Fatehpur union in Gowainghat, Ratargul Swamp Forest lies approximately 26 kilometers from Sylhet. This unique ecosystem thrives within the waters of the river, interconnected with the Chengir Khal channel.  Read more: Shopping in Hong Kong: What to Buy, Where to Buy from Under the stewardship of the Forest Department, Ratargul is preserved as a vital ecological haven, ensuring its flora and fauna continue to flourish.

The Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest, has become a hub of activity, drawing nature enthusiasts from around the globe with its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. This natural wonder is not only a key tourist attraction but also plays a vital role in promoting environmental conservation and boosting local revenue. During the prime visiting months from October to February, the Sundarbans offers visitors cool river waters and pleasant weather, making it an ideal destination for exploring its unique ecosystem. Recent statistics reveal a significant uptick in tourism, with 216,143 visitors, including 2,143 international guests, in the fiscal year 2022-2023, generating Tk 3.94 crore in revenue for the government. This marks a notable increase from previous years, highlighting the forest's growing appeal and importance to Bangladesh's economy. According to data collected from the local forest office, the number of tourists was 1,89,570 in the fiscal year 2018-2019 and of them, 2,261 came from other countries. The government earned Tk 1.51 crore during this period. Read: Sundarbans Day in southwestern region on Feb 14; a clarion call to love, save the forest  In the fiscal year, 2019-2020, the number of tourists was 1,72,979. Of them 2,317 came from overseas. A total of Tk 1.87 crore was collected as revenue during this period.

While trekking through hilly paths, the most inaccessible trails offer the most beautiful scenery. When the natural sounds of the wild springs mingle with the hum from the hidden abyss, it soothes the ears of outdoor enthusiasts. And, if the trekking leads to the heart-pounding heights of one of the highest waterfalls in Bangladesh, the journey will surely be memorable. Let's delve into the travel route details to reach the Baklai Falls in Bandarban. Significance and Geographical Location of Baklai Falls With approximately 380 feet, Baklai falls stands as the focal point of Baklai village located at Nighting mouza under Thanchi upazila of Bandarban district.  The Baklai village is situated between Keokradong and Tazing Dong, the two significant hills of the country. The majestic Baklai waterfall is visible from a distance of 110 km from Ruma and 45 km from Thanchi. Locally, the falls is also referred to as Baktalai Jharna. Due to extremely treacherous hilly roads and a lack of sufficient initiative, only a handful of tourists can reach the foot of this waterfall. Read more: Trekking to Ham Ham Waterfall, Moulvibazar: On the Way to Pass the Impassable The height of Baklai falls is close to Liluk or Langlok falls, which is also located in Thanchi. While doubts persist about the title of the country's highest waterfall, Baklai stands ahead in terms of sheer beauty. How to Visit Baklai Waterfall in Bandarban from Dhaka To reach Baklai Falls, Bandarban Sadar can be directly accessed from Dhaka through a bus route. Various buses depart for Bandarban from different points of Dhaka city including Gabtali, Kalyanpur, Kalabagan, Jatrabari, Mohakhali, or Fakirapool at fares ranging from Tk 850 to Tk 1,800 per person. If traveling by train, travelers need to reach Chattogram first and then take a bus to reach Bandarban. Chattogram-bound trains departing from Kamalapur or Biman Bandar railway stations charge BDT 285 to BDT 788 per person, depending on the class levels. Read more: Waterfalls in Bangladesh: Everlast Destination for Fountain Lovers Flying from Dhaka to Chattogram takes around 1 hour and can cost between BDT 3,000 to BDT 11,175 per person. However, booking seats in advance, at least 1 month ahead, may offer a chance to get a discount on the ticket price. Upon reaching Chattogram, the tourists can catch a Bandarban bus from BRTC or Dampara bus stand, with costs ranging from BDT 220 to BDT 300 per person.