Location: About 26 km from Bandarban town, situated in the southeastern hill district of Bangladesh.

Height & View:

Towering nearly 2,500 feet high, Chimbuk Hill remains a landmark among Bangladesh’s tallest peaks

Famous for its breathtaking panoramic views – on a clear day, you can even spot the Bay of Bengal in the distance.

Often called the “Darjeeling of Bangladesh” for its misty hills and cool climate.

Experience & Attractions:

Reaching Chimbuk is an experience in itself, as the path winds through lush greenery, mountain curves, and remote villages.

From the top, you’ll see layers of green hills fading into the horizon – a photographer’s paradise.

Tribal communities like the Mro, Bawm, and Khumi live in the nearby villages, offering visitors a glimpse into their unique lifestyle and traditions.

Small local stalls often serve fresh fruits, bamboo chicken, and local handicrafts.

Best Time to Visit:

The months of October through March offer the perfect blend of cool breezes and bright days, creating the best time to visit

During monsoon, the hills turn lush green, but the roads can be risky due to heavy rain.

How to Go:

Bandarban town → Hire a jeep/Chander Gari → Drive about 1.5–2 hours to reach Chimbuk Hill.

Travel Tips:

Wear comfortable trekking shoes.

Keep a water bottle, a few snacks, and a warm jacket handy, as the winds can get strong at the top.

Respect local tribal customs and avoid littering in the hills.