Sajek Valley
At about 1,800 ft, Sajek sits on the Rangamati–Khagrachari boundary and is reached by chander gari from Khagrachari town in convoy. Stay overnight for the sunrise cloud sea from Konglak hill.

Where clouds sleep on the ridge
Khagrachari is the gateway to Sajek Valley, the most photographed viewpoint in Bangladesh, where the valley fills with a sea of cloud at dawn. The district itself adds caves, waterfalls and hill roads that most visitors rush past on the way to Sajek.
Khagrachari is the gateway to Sajek Valley, the most photographed viewpoint in Bangladesh, where the valley fills with a sea of cloud at dawn. The district itself adds caves, waterfalls and hill roads that most visitors rush past on the way to Sajek.
At about 1,800 ft, Sajek sits on the Rangamati–Khagrachari boundary and is reached by chander gari from Khagrachari town in convoy. Stay overnight for the sunrise cloud sea from Konglak hill.
The highest point of Sajek, a short walk from Ruilui, with views toward the Lushai hills and the Indian border.
A dark natural tunnel walked by torchlight, just outside Khagrachari town.
An accessible waterfall with a natural rock slide, about 30–40 minutes from town.
A steep hill road and a hilltop pond, both quiet alternatives to the busier stops.
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Most reliably from late monsoon through winter — roughly August to February — at sunrise from Konglak or your cottage balcony.
Two nights is ideal: arrive by afternoon convoy, catch sunset and sunrise, then return with a Khagrachari stop for Alutila or Richang.
Sajek is administratively in Rangamati district, but road access is from Khagrachari, so trips are planned from there.