Nanua Dighi: A Tranquil Oasis in Cumilla

Getting There

• Rickshaw

  From any central location in Cumilla, a rickshaw is a convenient way to reach Nanua Dighi. Simply tell the rickshaw driver you wish to go to 'Nanua Dighi'. The fare should be negotiated beforehand, typically costing between 30-50 BDT, depending on the distance from your starting point. The journey offers a glimpse into local life.

• Auto-Rickshaw (CNG)

  Auto-rickshaws, locally known as CNGs, are another readily available option. Hail a CNG from anywhere in Cumilla and inform the driver of your destination, Nanua Dighi. The fare is usually negotiable, expect to pay around 50-80 BDT for a ride within the city. Ensure the meter is running or agree on a price before starting your journey.

• Public Transport

  From Cumilla's main bus terminal, take a local bus or auto-rickshaw heading towards Brahmanbaria or Chatkhil. Inform the driver you wish to disembark near Nanua Dighi or the Comilla-Brahmanbaria Highway (N1). The bus fare typically ranges from 20-30 BDT. Upon disembarking, walk approximately 1 kilometer along the highway, following signs for Nanua Dighi. Alternatively, hire an auto-rickshaw from the highway to the pond, costing around 100-150 BDT.

• Taxi/Ride-Share

  From central Cumilla, a taxi or ride-sharing service (like Uber or Pathao) to Nanua Dighi will cost approximately 150-250 BDT, depending on traffic and distance. The journey typically takes 15-25 minutes. Direct the driver to Nanua Dighi near Comilla-Brahmanbaria Highway (N1).

• Walking

  If you are near the Kandirpar area or other central locations, walking to Nanua Dighi is a viable and enjoyable option, especially in the cooler hours of the late afternoon. From Kandirpar, head east, and you'll find signs directing you towards the pond. The walk is approximately 15-20 minutes, allowing you to experience the local atmosphere.