Sajek Valley is a popular tourist spot in Bangladesh, situated among the hills of the Kasalong range of mountains in the northern area of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Wikipedia
Known for: Cloud-kissed hills, tribal culture, sunrise/sunset views, and peaceful, remote charm
Nickname: “Roof of Rangamati”
Location: Sajek Union, Baghaichhari Upazila, Rangamati Hill District (managed from Khagrachari)
October to April (Dry Season):
Best weather for views, travel, and trekking — cool and misty mornings, sunny days.
May to September (Monsoon):
Lush greenery and floating clouds — magical but slippery roads and heavy rain possible.
Sajek is beautiful year-round, but avoid peak monsoon if you don’t like rain or muddy roads.
Known for: Cloud-kissed hills, tribal culture, sunrise/sunset views, and peaceful, remote charm
Nickname: “Roof of Rangamati”
Location: Sajek Union, Baghaichhari Upazila, Rangamati Hill District (managed from Khagrachari)
October to April (Dry Season):
Best weather for views, travel, and trekking — cool and misty mornings, sunny days.
May to September (Monsoon):
Lush greenery and floating clouds — magical but slippery roads and heavy rain possible.
Sajek is beautiful year-round, but avoid peak monsoon if you don’t like rain or muddy roads.
Konglak Hill (Konglak Para):
Highest point in Sajek — panoramic views, tribal village at the top
Helipad Area (Ruilui Para):
Main sunrise/sunset viewpoint — cloud beds in early morning
Alutila Cave (in Khagrachari):
Natural cave you can explore with a flashlight (side trip)
Kanlak Jharna (Waterfall):
Requires a short hike from Konglak village
Ruilui Para – Home to the Lushai community
Konglak Para – Traditional hill lifestyle with bamboo houses and friendly locals
Learn about local life, weaving, and traditional foods
🌅 Watch sunrise & sunset from hilltops
🥾 Hike to Konglak Hill or hidden waterfalls
📸 Photography of clouds, tribal homes, and night skies
🛍️ Shop for handmade shawls, jewelry, and tribal crafts
🌧️ Experience walking through clouds during monsoon
Meghpunji Resort – Iconic glass houses with views
Runmoy Resort – Known for service and location
Sajek Resort (Army-managed) – Scenic and secure
Abakash Eco Cottage – Budget-friendly, close to nature
Most accommodations are made from bamboo or wood with rustic vibes — some have balconies facing the clouds!
Local Tribal Dishes:
Bamboo chicken
Sticky rice with hill vegetables
Smoked or dry fish curry
Banana stem curry
Popular Places to Eat:
Cloud View Café
Indigenous Restaurant (Ruilui)
Hotel Runmoy’s in-house dining
Meals are mostly pre-ordered in cottages or served as Bengali set menus. Always confirm meal times in advance.
Tribes: Lushai, Tripura, Chakma, Pankho
Language: Tribal dialects, Bengali, and some English
Religion: Mostly Christian and Buddhist
Crafts: Handmade shawls, bamboo items, traditional jewelry
Customs: Respect local traditions; dress modestly
No ATM or card payment – bring enough cash
No mobile signal (except for limited Teletalk or Banglalink in some spots)
Electricity is solar-powered – limited charging availability
Respect army checkposts – carry ID, follow rules
Book resorts in advance, especially on weekends or holidays
No loud music or alcohol – it's a peaceful zone
Day 1:
Arrive in Khagrachari → Jeep to Sajek → Check into resort → Visit Helipad & sunset view → Dinner & stargazing
Day 2:
Early hike to Konglak Hill → Explore tribal village → Breakfast with views → Return to Khagrachari or stay another night for full relaxation