Sajek Valley is one of the big union in Rangamati district of Bangladesh. Basically Sazek is name of a river which separates Bangladesh from India. The river flows into the Karnafuli River in the Chittagong Hill Trs. Sajek Valley is situated in the North angle of Rangamati, near the Mizoram border boundary area. The valley is 18000 ft high form sea lavel. Many small rivers flow through the hills among them Kachalon and Machalong are famous. It is one of the biggest union in Bangladesh. The main ethnic minorities on the valley are Chakma, Marma, Tripura, Pankua, Lushai and Sagma. Before traveling there, be alert about malaria. There is some body lotion or cream to prevent the mosquito. The place is known as hill queen for its natural beauty and roof of Rangamati.\r
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Marishsha is a name of a place near Sajek Valley. Most of the houses are made by bamboo. There is another place near Sajek, it is Kanlak, and it is famous for orange orchard. Most attrions of the spot are sun set, rain, morning, evening, and night and aborigine people. Tourist can buy aborigine people product from indigenous Haat. Roads are like big snake spirals mountains. Most of the people are Buddhist and people are Christian here. A new road has been built up to the Ruilui Para by the guidance of Bangladesh army. On the way traveler need to take permission from the army camp. Bangladesh army is very helpful and cooperative. Now mobile network is available here but limited to Rabi and teletalk.\r
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Sajek Valley (সাজেক ভ্যালী)\r
Upazila: Baghaichhori (বাঘাইছড়ি)\r
District: Rangamati (রাঙামাটি),\r
Country: Bangladesh (বাংলাদেশ)\r
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First you have to come to the Khagrachhori (খাগড়াছড়ি). Shamoly (শ্যামলী) will be the best available bus service from all. From Khagrachhori (খাগড়াছড়ি) you can reach at Dighinala (দীঘিনালা) using CNG driven vehicles. It will be around 50 taka per person. From Dighinala (দীঘিনালা) you can hire motorbike or any four wheel driven vehicles locally known as Chander Gari (চান্দের গাড়ি). It will be better if you hire the vehicle for round trip. Otherwise you may not find any vehicle during your returning. Probably our group has hired the four wheel drive vehicle for 5000 taka for two days. I am not sure about the cost. \r
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There are several cottages/resorts available for night staying (a bit costly though). These are governed by the Army or BGB. If you search at internet youll find the required information. Also you can stay at the tribal houses. But that case you have to go there first, and then convince the villagers to give you a room. Konglak Para, ruilui para\r
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