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Kya Ching Ghata: Bandarban's Serene River View

Experience the tranquility of Bandarban at Kya Ching Ghata, where stunning Sangu River views meet lush hills and vibrant local culture.

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Kya Ching Ghata offers a tranquil escape with stunning views of the Sangu River in Bandarban, Bangladesh. It's a perfect spot for nature lovers seeking respite from city life, with opportunities for birdwatching and exploring the rich biodiversity of the surrounding hills.

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  • 56JJ+RG, Bandarban, BD

Local tips

  • Visit during the monsoon season (July-October) to witness the Sangu River's vigorous currents and lush landscapes.
  • Consider a boat trip on the Sangu River for a comprehensive experience of the region's natural and cultural attractions.
  • Engage with the local Marma, Chakma, and Tripura communities to learn about their unique cultures and traditions.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Bandarban Bus Stand, take a local bus towards Ruma or Thanchi and get off at Laimi Para. Bus fares typically range from 20-30 BDT. From Laimi Para, it's a short, scenic 15-20 minute walk to Kya Ching Ghata, following the path towards the river.

  • Walking

    From Bandarban town, take local transport to Laimi Para. From there, follow the path towards the river; it's a relatively easy 15-20 minute walk with scenic views. Look for signs or ask locals for directions. Be mindful of uneven terrain.

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Kya Ching Ghata, a hidden gem in the Bandarban Hill District, presents breathtaking views of the Sangu River, offering a serene escape for nature enthusiasts. The Sangu River, also known as Sangpo or Shankha, originates in the North Arakan Hills of Myanmar and carves a stunning landscape through Bandarban before emptying into the Bay of Bengal. The name 'Bandarban' is believed to come from the Marma language, where 'Myawk' means monkey and 'Chi' means dam. Legend says monkeys once crossed the Sangu in rows, forming a natural dam, hence 'Bandarban,' or 'monkey dam'. Kya Ching Ghata provides an unparalleled vantage point to witness the Sangu's beauty, especially during the monsoon when water levels rise. Even in winter, the calmer river reflects a mesmerizing panorama of surrounding hills and forests. The area around Kya Ching Ghata teems with biodiversity, showcasing diverse flora and fauna. The hills are covered in dense forests, home to various species of trees, plants, and wildlife, making it a paradise for birdwatchers. Bandarban is also known for its diverse ethnic communities, including the Marma, Chakma, and Tripura people, offering a chance to learn about their unique cultures and traditions. A boat trip on the Sangu River allows for exploring hidden spots, nearby villages, and waterfalls, providing a comprehensive experience of the region's natural and cultural attractions.

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