Khagrachhari, situated in the heart of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, comes alive in Eid-ul-Adha, turning into a lively sanctuary for travellers.
With the Muslim festival ushering in a sense of relaxation and communal unity, the district’s stunning natural beauty and tranquil surroundings provide an ideal retreat for families and friends looking to unwind from the hectic pace of everyday life.
During the Eid holidays, Khagrachhari seems to come alive in a way that is hard to ignore. The once serene green hills appear even more vibrant, the waterfalls are a sight to behold, and the air buzzes with a mix of festive cheer and natural beauty.
Locals and tourists alike, wander through the winding forest trails, snap pictures beside the misty waterfalls, and venture down the mysterious cave paths, seeking both adventure and peace.
In this Eid-ul-Adha, travellers from all over the country visited Khagrachhari to relish the exquisiteness of it. A breathtaking paradise where lush green hills meet serene rivers and cascading waterfalls gives pleasure to the eyes of its viewers.
Khagrachhari offers a variety of trekking and hiking opportunities, making it an ideal destination for adventure enthusiasts seeking to explore nature and enjoy the peacefulness of the hills. Adventure seekers often blend into the hills to find themselves from within.
Visitors immerse themselves in the local tribal culture while exploring historical sites and enjoying the tranquil landscape.
The local market is being developed with the goal of attracting tourists. Visitors rush to souvenir shops to buy handicrafts made of bamboo, wood and other natural products. Local food shops offer a unique blend of local and regional cuisines, heavily influenced by the hilly terrain and indigenous communities. Bashkorol, a dish made with bamboo shoots, often fried or used in stews, is a famous dish which is liked by the visitors. Baasher Daal, A lentil dish, likely featuring local varieties, is another famous food known for its simple yet satisfying taste.
Alutila, a top tourist place of Khagrachhari, has gained even more appeal over the years as it draws visitors who cannot seem to get enough of its charm.
Additionally, renovations and new attractions have added to its beauty, making it a focal point for those wanting adventure.
Meanwhile, other locations like Risang Waterfall, Mayabini Lake and Devta Pukur offer tranquil retreats that seem untouched by time.
Away from nature’s embrace, local markets are abuzz with the seasonal business. Shops brim with handicrafts, woven garments clothes and tribal jewellery, drawing tourists not just to the region’s sights, but also to its culture.
The festive rush spills over into hotels and resorts, where the clinking of tea cups and the scent of freshly cooked meals set the rhythm of leisure.
As the Eid festivities conclude, Khagrachhari returns to its peaceful rhythm. However, the echoes of laughter and joy linger in the air.
With its perfect blend of tradition, culture, and natural beauty, the district leaves a lasting impression on all who visit. Whether it is the allure of its hills, the mystique of its caves, or the warmth of its people, Khagrachhari remains timeless — a place where every journey feels like a homecoming.