Dim Pahar (Dim Pahar) The highest road in Bangladesh has been constructed at an altitude of two and a half thousand feet above sea level in Bandarban district of Bangladesh. The hill is located right in the middle of Alikadam and Thanchi upazilas of Bandarban. Which is the second highest road in South Asia. This route from Thanchi in Bandarban to Alikadam has gone to Cox’s Bazar, another tourist city. The locals know it as Dim Pahar as it looks like an egg in the shape of a peak.

In this dense monsoon of Shravan, Dim hill area is covered with white clouds. Like the road above the clouds! When they go there, tourists get the experience of touching the clouds in the sky! You will feel as if you are floating on a cloud. White clouds across half of the road will be your companion again and again in the rainy season. Clouds seem to come closer and farther away. Clouds again says that if you lose your way here, it will be difficult to go back!

The Dim Hill area is greener than ever. Mountain flowers of various colors are blooming along the hilly roads. Let the tourists be reminded of the national poet’s song ‘Chhande Chhande Dule Anande Ami Bon Phul Go’. In the midst of the clouds, the sun’s glittering rainbow flowers shine like bright stars! The house below looks like a small toy house and even the sonkho river looks like a snake.

How to get there:

From Dhaka you have to Chittagong first and get off at Chakaria Bus Terminal on Cox’s Bazar Road. Or you can go to Chittagong by train and from Chittagong you can go to chakaria by bus. The bus fare from Chittagong to Chakaria is 170 taka per person. Matamuhuri Transport Service buses leave Chakraya Bus Terminal daily from 7.30 pm to 6.30 am for Alikadam. Depart from Alikadam every day from 7.00 am to 6.30 pm for Chakriya. The car left after 40 minutes from both sides. It takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes. From Chakaria you can come by Alikadam moon (jeep).

You can reach Bandarban by road from Dhaka again. From there go to Thanchi Bazaar by local bus or moon car. Then from here take the moon car or motorbike to Dim Pahar.

Where to stay:

There is no better way to stay in Alikadam. May move to Chittagong. There are various quality hotels, big and small, to stay here.