Travel Guide to Sajek Hill Station in Khagrachori in Bangladesh

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving from Khagrachari town, head northeast on the Khagrachari-Rangamati Road (also known as the Kachalong Road). After about 19 kilometers, you will reach a fork; take the road leading to Sajek Valley. Continue on this road for approximately 20 kilometers until you reach the Sajek Valley entrance. From there, follow the signs or ask locals for direction towards Sajek Hill Station, which is around 7 kilometers further into the valley. The road can be bumpy, so drive carefully.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Sajek Hill Station via public transport, first take a bus or microbus from Khagrachari to Sajek Valley. The bus station is located in the center of Khagrachari town. Buses to Sajek are available in the morning and may cost around 200-300 BDT per person. The journey takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. Upon arriving at the Sajek Valley entrance, you can hire a local CNG (auto-rickshaw) to take you to Sajek Hill Station, which will cost around 300-500 BDT depending on negotiation.

• Motorbike Rental

  For those seeking an adventurous route, renting a motorbike in Khagrachari can be a great option. Look for rental shops near the bus station. Prices range from 500-1000 BDT per day. Follow the same driving directions as listed for cars, but ensure you are comfortable riding on uneven terrain. Once you reach Sajek Valley, continue on the main road for about 7 kilometers to reach Sajek Hill Station.

• Local Guides

  Hiring a local guide can be beneficial for navigating the routes and local culture. Guides can typically be found in Khagrachari or at the entrance to Sajek Valley. Prices vary but expect to pay around 1000-2000 BDT for a day's guiding service, which can include transportation to and from Sajek Hill Station.