The famous Kaptai Lake, the largest ma
n-made lake, stretches over 680 km2 of crystal clear water surrounded by evergreen hills and forests, located in Rangamati Hill District. The Lake was formed when a dam was built on the Karnaphuli River (153 feet high, 1,800 feet long) for the Kaptai hydroelectric power station project.The old town of Rangamati was flooded by the lake water and the new town was to be built later .The lake is teeming with fish and offers opportunities for bathing, swimming and skiing.There are also fishing opportunities and short trips on sampans, the local name for village boats.::Rangamati::If you don't visit Rangamati, you won't experience many of Bangladesh's natural beauties.From Chittagong, 77 km road through green fields and winding hills brings you to Rangamati .
It is also connected to Kaptai over water. It is the only place that can be visited all year round.Rangamati expresses all its beauty during the rainy season. The trees are turning green, the waterfalls are in full tide, the Karnaphuli River is in full swing this season.If you've been to Rangamati in winter, we recommend you return during the monsoon season; You will feel the difference of nature yourself.Boating is the main attraction of Rangamati. You can sail to Kaptai and go to deep side areas on the Karnaphuli River where you will find many natural waterfalls along the way.You can shower in the waterfall or swim in the river if you like.By boat you can visit the tribal villages, (tribal) palace of the Chakma king called Chakma Rajbari, Rajbonbihar pagoda, tribal museum etc. You can also enjoy the handicrafts of the tribal girls when you shop at the local market.
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