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Sajek Valley in the Chittagong Hill Tracts is an out of the way place for kind of an out-of-body experience.
Sajek Valley is one of the most popular tourist spots in Bangladesh situated among hills of the Kasalong range of mountains in Sajek union in Rangamati District. While getting very popular with local tourists and adventurers it is not for everyone yet. Facilities are sparse compared to the traffic they get in this place. Also - before going to this location, one needs to take permission of BGB (Border Guard Bangladesh) as it is very close to the India-Bangladesh border.
The location - as the pictures show, boasts very intense horticultural diversity, flora and fauna and is in the vicinity of several wilderness areas and national game reserves.
Sajek Valley is one of the most popular tourist spots in Bangladesh situated among hills of the Kasalong range of mountains in Sajek union in Rangamati District. While getting very popular with local tourists and adventurers it is not for everyone yet. Facilities are sparse compared to the traffic they get in this place. Also - before going to this location, one needs to take permission of BGB (Border Guard Bangladesh) as it is very close to the India-Bangladesh border.
The location - as the pictures show, boasts very intense horticultural diversity, flora and fauna and is in the vicinity of several wilderness areas and national game reserves.
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After watching this video, I have started to like the two Mayors of Dhaka. Compared to that thief Mayor Khoka, these two Mayors are educated and very active.
With them leading, Dhaka will become a good-looking city. They are continuously evicting the river-grabbers. The grabbers come out with many documents to prove the river areas belong to them.
However, the Mayors know that the riverine lands were all govt KHASH in the RS (British Period) Khatians. So, even if the CS, SA, or BS Khatian say some plots are owned by individuals, it is based on fake papers.
It is because a KHASH land in the RS Khatian cannot belong to an individual unless the govt explicitly hands over the title of that land to an individual. Usually, this settlement is for 99 years.
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