Mohammad Rafiqul Islam
Mirinja Valley, situated near the Lama-Chakaria Road in Lama Upazila of Bandarban, presents a stunning natural landscape that is a delight for travelers. This area features a captivating fusion of mountains, clouds, and the open sky, offering a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.
'Mirinja Valley' is situated approximately 1700 feet above the ground, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and sky. Visitors are greeted by a refreshing ambiance and clean air, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers.
Mirinja Valley is renowned for its captivating cloud and fog displays, which are especially mesmerizing in the early mornings and evenings. On rainy days, the interplay of drifting clouds creates a mystical and enchanting atmosphere that truly captivates the heart and mind of those fortunate enough to witness it.
Traveling to Mirinja Valley is a serene journey, free from urban noise, pollution, and machinery. It involves driving through lush hilltops and greenery, and if you're with your family, it's advisable to return before nightfall.
The most magical view in Mirinja Valley is seen at sunrise and sunset. The mornings here are so beautiful that they leave visitors in awe. Entrance to the valley is free, and visitors can purchase food items from the on-site store.
Md Ziaur Rahman, “Mirinja Valley” owner offers various accommodation options. You can stay in a Machang house with your family or friends for just Tk 1000 per night. Tourists have the option to cook their meals or use the available cooking facilities. This provides travelers with a cost-effective experience reminiscent of Darjeeling or Nepal.
How to go:
To reach Mirinja Valley, travelers should make their way to Chakaria Bus Terminal, which is easily accessible from various parts of the country. From there, you can choose between different modes of transportation like a jeep, bus, or CNG to travel along the Lama-Alikadam route. The valley itself is a brief 10-minute walk from the summit of Mirinja Hill on Lama-Alikadam Road. Alternatively, you can opt for motorcycle transportation. The distance from Chakaria to Mirinja Hill is approximately 24 km, and bus and jeep fares typically range from Tk 50 to Tk 60 per person. Private cars and CNGs are also viable transportation options. The journey is relatively hassle-free, requiring only a short 10-minute walk after reaching the area accessible by vehicles.
What to take with you:
Camera or a good mobile phone to capture the mesmerizing views, lunch if planning an all-day stay (on-site ordering is also available), water, light snacks, mobile power bank and three-quarter pant for adventure travel.
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