Monday, December 24, 2012

Sangu River & Hanging Bridge: Beauty In Bandarban

Sangu River



Sangu River is the complete part of the natural beauty of Bandarban. It follows a northerly circuitous course in the hill tracts up to Bandarban. It enters the district from the east and flows west across the district and finally falls into the bay of Bengal at the end of a course of 270 km. This river is flowing through the hills thousands of years. It is an important route to communicate with Ruma and Thanci Upozilla. It has huge financial interests for the population of Bandarban. This river is widely used for transportation, agricultural and other necessary products for the people of remote community.



In the winter season the current of the river almost becomes stagnant but in the rainy season the current becomes aggressive. Visitor must be attract with the beautification scattered on the both sides of it. You can find here hills, forests, falls with a river together. All the way you will be thrilled only and it is simply amazing.


Information for tourist

You will enjoy a magnificent river cruise in Sangu and there are so many spots to arrange a picnic. You can hire traditional boats or engine boats from the old Sangu bridge or from Boatghat at Kyachingghata.

Hanging Bridge


In Bandarban there are lots of tourist spots and these are well decorated for attracts tourist mind. Hanging bridge is one of them. Hanging Bridge is known as Jhulonto Shetu in Bengali. Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation built some hanging bridge in Bandarban.
Some tourist spots become popular for hanging bridge. Hanging Bridge increases the beauty of the lake with surrounding natural environment. When a traveler crosses the hanging bridge he will obviously feel the natural serenity.

There are two attractive hanging bridges at Meghla Eco Park Bandarban.

There is also a hanging bridge over the Upoban Lake which is longer than Meghla Parjatan hanging bridge. Besides there are more hanging bridges in some other locations of bandarban.

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