The Heavenly Peace.... The Way of Alikadam to Thanchi.

Hello Everyone,
What's up!! This is @im-groot. How are you doing! Hope you are well by the grace of Almighty. I'm also well.

I haven't traveled for a long time. I am writing a travel blog after a long time....I don't know if I can write properly! I had a strange time, I was very depressed. And going for a walk in the mountains to beat depression is always intellectual work. So without thinking anything, I went out to visit Dim Hill.

"Beautiful Dim Hill"

I will write about Dim Hill in detail another day. There are many pictures. Here I will write about only one road and some moments of a day.....which gave me heavenly peace....

I have seen rainbows in the sky many times, but this is the first time I was lucky enough to see a rainbow on the ground above the clouds.

Dim Pahar is a hill located in Bandarban district of Bangladesh. The hill is located right between Alikadam and Thanchi upazilas.

The border of the two police stations is determined by this hill. The highest road in Bangladesh has been built through these mountains at a height of two and a half thousand feet above sea level. The shape of this 2500 feet high mountain peak looks like an egg so the locals know it as Dim Pahar.

When our car was going uphill after crossing one hill, we could see a row of clouds under our path, it was a wonderful sight!.. Many of us who are not used to seeing the clouds of Sajek do not know that there are many on the way to Bandarban. Residence of Sajek,

After climbing the Dim hill we see it raining on the hill in front,, those who visit the hill regularly know how beautiful the scene of rain in the hill can be!. I have seen this scene many times in my short life, but I am not satisfied.

After reaching Thanchi, we went to Tamatunggi View Point,, Tamatunggi is a project under the construction of army in Bangladesh, standing here you can see the three highest mountains of Bangladesh, Tajingding, Keokaradang and Dimpahar,,, this view point is only 4 km away from Thanchi. Not open to public yet, one has to go here with or without permission, it is assumed that it will be more popular than Sajek or Nilgiri when opened.

    Thanks for your valuable time.  In my next post Alikadam, Dim Pahar, I will write about them in detail.  It will take some time to do the work.  So it is not being written.  I actually joined a new job.  It goes without saying that I don't get free time.  Until then stay well and stay healthy.  bye