Alutila Cave, Which Is Located In Alutila Tourist Center Of Khagrachari District Of Chittagong Hill Tracts. It Is Also Known As “Matai Hakar” Or “God’s Cave” By The Locals.
It Is Known That The Length Of This Cave Is About 350 Feet. It Takes About 10/15 Minutes To Enter From One Side And Exit From The Other Side.
Here Are –
- Small/Big Hills
- Hilly Nature Wrapped In Greenery
Note That The Inside Of The Cave Is Dark, So A Torch/Light Is Required To Enter The Cave. If You Want You Can Take Mobile Torch / Charge Light. Its Interior Rocks Are Quite Slippery, So Wear Shoes With Good Grip. Buddhist Temple And Risang Fountain Are Near Alutila Cave, You Can Visit Them All Together If You Want.
If You Want To Visit Alutila Cave, You Have To Come To Khagrachari First.
How To Go To Khagrachari-
Bus: Dhaka Bus Stand-
- Gabtali
- Sayedabad
- Uttara
- Mahakhali
Buses-
- Peace
- Hanif
- Shyamoli
- Relax
- Eagle
Note That Khagrachari Cannot Be Reached By Rail Or Air From Dhaka.
Alutila Cave From Khagrachari
Alutila Caves Can Easily Be Reached From Khagrachari Bus Stand By Jeep/Chander Car/CNG Reserve.
Khagrachari Is Convenient For You In All Facilities To Stay And Eat.
Khagrachari Resorts-
- Tourist Motels
- Forest Luxury
- Hotel Noor
- Hotel Eco Chari Inn
- Shail Suborn
- Hotel Mount Inn
- Gangchil Is Resident
- Hotel Hill Touch
Hotels In Khagrachari-
- Fudang Thang
- Hill Flavors
- Fnf Restaurant
- Bamboo Shoot
- System Restaurant
- Gang Sabarong
- Chaomin Restaurant
The Advantages Of Visiting Alutila Cave Are-
- Improved Travel Facilities
- Spending Quality Time With Family/Couple Or Friends
- Beautiful And Picturesque Nature
- Skilled Guides
Warning-
First, Be Very Careful To Bargain Before Buying A Car Or Boat Trip, Hotel Booking, Food Or Anything Else. Also-
- Take Umbrella Or Raincoat If Necessary
- Do Not Jump Into The Water If You Do Not Know How To Swim
- With The Help Of A Local Guide You Can Tour The Entire Region Beautifully
- It’s Best To Take All Preparations For Trekking
- Avoid Anything Harmful To The Environment
Note: In Case Of Any Problem, Call Bangladesh Emergency Service 999.