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Remakri is a Marma village located upstream of the Sangu River in Bandarban's Thanchi Upazila. Marma's word for waterfall is 'khum.' The incredible magnificent waterfall known as Nafakhum is a three-hour trek from Remakri. In the Remakri canal, a kind of fish known as Nafa fish may be found. This fish swims against the current at all times. When the fish jumps and crosses the fountain while moving in the opposite direction, the hills catch them with nets or cloths.

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The Remakri canal's water flow reached this Nafakhum, turned around, and dropped to roughly 25-30 feet. A beautiful waterfall has been created by Mother Nature! A vibrant rainbow that never stops dancing in the sunlight! The Remakri canal's flow is not extremely low during the wet season, almost as low as the river Sangu upstream. In terms of water flow, Nafakhum is arguably Bangladesh's greatest waterfall. In my country, there is a stunning waterfall, but only a few of us are aware of it!

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the sun-shadow hide-and-seek game in the open sky above the head and the sound of the rushing stream flowing down the river. All in all, this is a wonderful creation of the Creator. Looking at the mountains, rivers, and rocky canals all around, one can feel as if a picture painted by an artist is floating in front of one's eyes.

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Usually, during the monsoon season, the waterfalls down the hill at high speed, and in summer the intensity decreases, and the size of the fountain becomes smaller. However, those who want to see the real beauty of Nafakhum waterfall can see it with two eyes when they travel in September-October. During this time, the heavy fog of water rushing from above creates thick fog in many places around the fountain. The drop of water that flies with the wind soaks the body and mind of the tourists in all the joy.

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On the way from Bandarban to Nafakhum, tourists have to cross two places called Hindu and Bara Pathar. There is a BGB camp in this beautiful place. Hindus also have overnight stays for tourists. A little way ahead of Hindu is a big rock. The locals believe that this stone has to be respected on the way or any kind of accident could happen. The locals call this stone Raja Pathar.

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The large boulder is a large boulder, and in its vicinity, a number of smaller boulders divide the straight course of the river into several bends. That is why tourists have to get off the boat and walk to this place. According to the tourists, the experience of crossing both the Hindu and the big rocky places is the greatest pleasure to see the Nafakhum waterfall.

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The Remakri market can be seen just an hour's drive from the big rock. There is a rest house for tourists next to Remakri Bazaar. There is a BGB camp next to the rest house. You have to walk along the banks of the river that flows past Remakri Bazaar to reach Nafakhum Jharna. Due to the beautiful scenery on both sides of this path, the rocky and sandy path under the feet also looks very good to the tourists. To reach Nafakhum Jharna along this route, tourists have to cross the water from chest to waist.

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Tourists have to be extra careful while crossing this path as there are currents in the water. On the way, tourists have to cross the road hanging on the leaves of trees like Tarzan. In this way, on the way, you will see 10 more small fountains. As soon as the cold shower waterfalls on the body, all the fatigue will mix with the shower water and fall into the Remakri canal. After crossing one thrilling obstacle after another, you will finally see that absolutely desired Nafakhum Jharna.

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