Sajek vally Bangladesh

Sajak Valley is located on the border of Mizoram in the southernmost district of Rangamati district. Sajak is the largest union of Bangladesh, whose area is 702 square miles. Sajekera north Tripura, Rangamati langadu south, Mizoram, India on the east, west Dighinela Khagrachharhi. Although Sajak is located in Rangamati district, its travel facility is from Dighinalala of Khagrachari. Coming from Rangamati via Kaptai by way of water, there are many ways to go sajake. It is 70 kms away from Khagrachari district headquarters. And 49 kilometers from Dighinala 34 kilometers from Baghaihat

From Khagrachari to Dighinala army camp, to go to sajake. After the 10th Baghighat Police and Army camp will be released From where you have to get the original permit to go to Sajak. Then the Kasalong Bridge, two rivers, the Kasalong River. Later Tiger Tila Army Post and Masalong Bazar. When the market is crossed, the first village of Sajak, Ruili Para, whose height is 1800 feet. Lusai's elderly population Besides, Pankua and Tripura also live. This foundation was established in 1885. Head Man Red Thanga Lusai Sajak will arrive at a short time from Ruili Para. BGB camp of Sajek's BGB is the highest BGB camp in Bangladesh. Here's the helipad.

Trekking two to two and a half hours from Ruului Para of Sajek Valley can be seen by seeing the beautiful Kamalak Jharnati. Kamalak fountain is known to many as Paddam Ekaa Jharna or Sikam Eiksa Jharna.

Kanglak laid the last village of Sajek. It is also home to the Lusai population. Its head man Choumungthai Lusai The luşai hills of India are seen from Kanglak Para. From where the river Karnafuli has emerged. After the Sajak BGB camp, there is no camp, and due to security reasons, Kanglak does not allow going to the para occasionally. At the time of return, Hazazhra Jharna, Dighinala Hanging Bridge and Dighinala Banwihari can be seen.