Highest peak rates in Bangladesh: Chimbuk Hill, Bandarban and other places!
Our Hill Tracts contain more than 500 high points, retired treasure troves and miracles left to be discovered by the next generation of explorers. The author shares his 12-time trip to the bases of measurement with the mountains of Bangladesh
When the alarm went off, I woke up without interruption knowing it was time. The night before was really bad. The creeping cold crept into the bamboo crannies accompanied by the excitement made sleep very delicate.
It took several flashes to get used to the bitter, deep freeze of January. After volume, we proceeded on our journey.
It was still dark outside; The rolling mountains, enveloped in a thick mist, looked bold and mysterious under the waning moon. The mountains at that moment were completely silent. Indeed the judges, buzzing day and night, were silent.
I only saw the light of my traveler friend Ozil walking distance down the road. The important lamp, amidst a vague mist, looked like a flicker billowing up and down. I was hooked on the whole situation.
In the meantime, the terrified call of the Indian savior broke the silence. The sound shook me completely and I saw my surroundings constantly. Now, at this hour in the woods, you don’t have the luxury of mistrust.
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Maybe the little kid felt some mishap? Could it be a cloudy tiger? Who knows!
As the magic of nature spread, I remembered everything – the place I had been and what I had done in the jungle on the borders with Bangladesh, India and Myanmar, where the three countries met!
. Back in 2009, I just loved our mountain trails. I came across websitebanglatrek.org – an encyclopedia for geeks like me. It contains a wealth of original information about topological schemes, peaks, hiking trails, trails, waterfalls and caves in Bangladesh. The site was open source. Anyone can add recently tested data.
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I plant an incomplete list of high mountains in Bangladesh on the website. I came really interested in the job termination. Since no bones have ever done this, I think a little observation might have told me so.
I spent many nights searching the internet; Google Earth, Soviet location chart, CIA chart, Great Trigonometric Survey data of the British period, SRTM data from NASA satellites I’ve been captured in full.
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On a piece of parchment and paper, I had previously counted all the points above the 3,000 feet bases. By this time, I had been introduced to “Bangladesh Travelers” and “D-way Expeditors”, two of the big names that were running investigative corridors in Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) at the time.
Soon, I was bundled by strange people and was fortunate enough to belong to an unusual group. By 2010, we had embarked on a series of tests.
Connecting the highest possible position on a graph is one thing, going there on your own and measuring the required data is another. All peak points in Bangladesh are located under the Chittagong Hills. Myths about the difficulty of exploring this unknown world outweigh any explanation.
Far from all legal concerns, nature has not always been friendly in this part of the world with scorching sun, torrential rain, and hot air, trapped in the Rimacre River by cataracts, failure, lost way in the green maze, and unexpected trouble with ordnance. – The importance of bullying, two days in a couloir- the list could go on.
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Tajing Dong and Dutong Pahar Peak, Bandarban – the highest official peak in Bangladesh
I still remember the extreme thirst for water.
How we sliced wet bamboo overnight to fight hypothermia in torrential rain. And in order to complete the list of all the pains, I had to sacrifice some of the people closest to me on that journey.
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From the first day of my trek to the Chittagong Hills, I was constantly reminded of the problems lurking in our blue skies. They say death lies there every step of the way. However, the dazzling beauty, the retired treasures in every room, and every ravine we entered really made us more confident and determined. However, death struck during our two discovery periods.
Our bus coming from Thanchi fell into a gutter about 500 bases (500m). Most of the passengers, including Mogah and Sujan Bhai, failed that day. Mainul Bhai and I survived the fire. Both my legs and chin were crushed. The bartenders weren’t sure if I’d ever be fit to walk again, let alone climb bare mountains.
After several operations, Menol Bhai’s broken legs were fitted with titanium plates. The terrible shock of the accident. The loss of two sisters has completely separated from me. Staying in bed too long is enough to drive him crazy. It took several months for me to recover and be on my heels. Finally, I started exploring again!
Pictured: Imran Khan
. Death struck again in 2015. We had just returned from a trip to Raykhiang Valley. My companion on that trip and my non-age friend Munir failed to develop cerebral palsy before my eyes. Losing my elegant friend in such a sad way is now easier.
I let enough. For a while I didn’t really see mountains. But again, too, it was Munir, Moghadda Bhai and Sujan Bhai who envisioned me completing the list. It was their design, too. They planned, achieved and gave so much to this true design. How can I get off a commodity we envisioned together? Yeah.
Most of my last trip was really busy. I missed many end slots. Dealing with PTSD, the fear of losing someone and the little pitfalls have been very sensitive to me.
After a long ten times journey, I was on the verge of ending my career. On January 16, 2021, we began exploring from the third border to the north, and at the end we landed Mokra Thuthai Havung from the Rang Tlang mountain range. List of all mountains and mountains in Bangladesh is complete.
In the latter part of the Cretaceous period, the Indian and Australian plane plates split to the northeast at a rate of 6 cm per year. After 1,750 kilometers, the Indian plate was divided into the north and north-east. T
The story of Chittagong Hills starts from there.
During the pre-Oligocene period, the Himalayas and Arakan days were born as a result of the pressure created by the Indian plate in South Asia. The western edge of Arakan Yoma is located in Bangladesh and gradually reaches sea level.
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18 mountains dominate the Easter border between Bangladesh, Myanmar and India. Four of these mountains have 18 peaks rising over 10,000 feet [3,000 m]. Many of these mountaintops cannot be classified as peaks due to their prominence and subdivision problems. Therefore, we have ranked these 18 conferences as the highest points in our country.
During this ten-year journey, I lost a lot of my physical and mental health. Struggling to get high marks in Bangladesh has completely changed my mind, thoughts, and outlook on life. I was fortunate enough to please some pretty cool people on the way
I learned the language of nature and found a new person. I have seen the simple life of mountain dwellers, the ancient art of living happily, and the peace and quiet that goes with it. I feel that these intangibles are far more valuable and attractive than our so-called urban lifestyle.
Words cannot describe the warmth I felt in those huts filled with our blue skies. My presence among these people was temporary but sufficient to develop a new perspective on life: simplicity and sheer materialism.
I express my deepest gratitude to all friends, directors and supervisors for their teaching, assistance, assistance and communication, which made the project a success.
Unfortunately, the sacred lifestyle that supports the relationship with nature is quickly disappearing. It won’t be long before “civilization” takes over our last holy paradise.
To be honest, the work has only just begun.
Future pioneers should focus on preserving and preserving this sacred land, its people, culture, forests, nature, and, finally, biodiversity, as very little information has been collected on these areas.
Our mountain paths contain about 500 high places, hidden treasure and wonders that the next generation of explorers will discover.