Sajek Valley Tour Package

Sajek Valley, known as the “Queen of Hills,” is one of Bangladesh’s most popular tourist destinations. Surrounded by lush green mountains and floating clouds, Sajek offers breathtaking sunrise and sunset views, peaceful surroundings, and a unique cultural experience. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or stunning photography opportunities, Sajek Valley promises an unforgettable journey above the clouds.

Day 1: Leave Dhaka at at night, Overnight Bus Journey.

Day 2: Early morning arrival at Khagrachari, followed by breakfast. At 8:00 AM, transfer to Sajek Valley. En route, enjoy scenic views and photo stops. Arrive at Sajek around 12:00 PM, check in to the hotel, and refresh. At 2:00 PM, lunch will be served. In the afternoon, explore Kanglak Hill — the highest point of Sajek — and enjoy a leisurely walk to BGB Park and the Helipad to witness a stunning sunset over the hills. Don’t forget to click amazing Sajek Valley pics and photos throughout the journey. Overnight stay at Sajek.

Day 3: Breakfast at 8.00am After Breakfast check out at hotel then start journey for Khagrachari arrive Kahgrachori 1.30 pm check take lunch & sightseeing at Khagrachari Hanging Bridge, Alutila Natural Cave, Richang Waterfall including trekking to waterfall after Diner transfer to Bus Counter for Dhaka

Travel Tips for Sajek Tour

• Plan your trip early, especially during weekends and holidays, as hotels and transport fill up fast.
• Carry a valid photo ID (NID or Passport), as it may be required at check posts.
• Pack warm clothes, as Sajek can be cold at night and early morning, even in summer.
• Wear comfortable shoes, suitable for walking on hilly and uneven roads.
• Carry cash, since ATM and card facilities are very limited in Sajek Valley.
• Start early in the morning for hill travel, as vehicle movement is restricted after evening.
• Check weather conditions before traveling, especially during the monsoon season.
• Keep motion sickness medicine, as the road to Sajek is hilly and winding.
• Respect local culture and communities, and avoid littering in the hills.
• Follow safety instructions given by your guide or local authorities at all times.