Bandarban,Nilgiri

 

                   Bandarban

                                                                      Nilgiri

 

 Nilgiri is approximately 3500 feet high situated in Thanci Thana. It is one of the tallest peaks in Bandarban and undoubtedly one of the favorite tourists’ spots of Bangladesh. Nilgiri is about 46 kilometer South of Bandarban town. Nilgiri is situated in the Bandarban-Thanci-Chimbuk road.



Tourists visiting Nilgiri will be able to see the Mro Village and meet some wonderful bunch of people there. The simple lifestyle of the Mro people, their colorful culture living so close to nature and wilderness is absolutely a stunning thing to explore and experience. Bangladesh Army manages this place, and the resorts which are available in Nilgiri are managed by the local governing body of the Bangladesh Army. Tourists who want to stay the night at the Nilgiri resort at the top of Nilgiri Mountain must confirm their reservation beforehand through contacting the Army officers of Bandarban.



The rest of the night went pretty

 well despite my encounter with a giant spider. But that's a different story.

On the second day, we went to the helipad. The greenery, the white clouds over the valley, the crisp air – all made that sunny day magical.

From the Nilgiri hilltop, I could even see lighthouses and ships in the far Bay of Bengal using my uncle's monocular.

We spent the rest of the day exploring the resort and taking pictures. It was so windy that the thought of wind turbines came to my mind. Surely, the turbines, if installed there, would produce enough electricity to power the resort or, at least, part of it.

 

 

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