Nafakhum waterfall (Chittagong-Bangladesh)



Nafakhum waterfall


Nafakhum waterfall is one the most wonderful waterfalls in Bangladesh. Nafakhum, the biggest waterfall of Bangladesh in considering the volume of water flow, is located on the wild hilly Sangu River at a remote area called Remakri. Remakri is a Marma region sited at the upstream of the Sangu River in Thanchi Upazela under Bandarban District. From Remakri, it needs to walk about 2.5 hours to see the magnificent waterfall named Nafakhum.People who have the zeal for adventure and trekking should have gone Nafakhum, mind blowing natural beauty of Bandarban, Bangladesh. Bandarban is a gift of nature with hilly terrain and art of natural beauties everywhere, flying clouds touching the hill tops, playing clouds in the blue sky, a wonderful natural environment, where rivers, hills, sky, clouds, fountains, waterfalls with forests everywhere make it a heaven on earth. Nafakhum is now becoming very popular to the tourists from home and abroad.The beauty of this waterfall is really amazing.So don’t delay, Nafakhum is just waiting for you.



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