Jhulanta Bridge

Jhulanta Bridge, Which Is Built Over The Kaptai Lake In Rangamati District. It Is About 335 Feet Long. This Bridge Is Known As ‘Symbol Of Rangamati’ By Locals. This Hanging Bridge Has Established A Connection Between The Mountains On Two Separate Banks Of Kaptai Lake.

Here Are –

• Scenic View Of Kaptai Lake
• Children’s Entertainment System (Swings, Sleepers)
• Engine Powered Boats
• Small/Big Hills

Notably, Boats Can Be Hired To Explore The Lake. Also The Entrance Fee To The Bridge Is 20 Taka. However, Due To Heavy Rains, The Bridge Is Flooded And Entry Is Prohibited. Not Only That, You Can Visit Some Other Places Of Interest Like Shublong Jharna, Rajban Vihar Etc. By Booking A Trawler To The Lake.

First You Have To Come To Rangamati/Kaptai To Visit The Jhulanta Bridge.

How To Go To Rangamati-

Bus: Dhaka Bus Stand-

• Gabtali
• Sayedabad
• Uttara
• Mahakhali
• Fakirapool

Buses-

• Hanif
• Shyamoli
• S. Alam
• Eagle

Note That Rangamati Cannot Be Reached By Rail Or Air From Dhaka.

Jhulanta Bridge From Rangamati

From Rangamati Bus Stand, Autorickshaws/Jeeps/Private Vehicles Are Reserved For Going To Jhulanta Bridge.

Rangamati Has All Kinds Of Accommodation And Food.

Rangamati Resorts-

• Tourist Motels
• Rainbow Guest House
• Hotel Sufiya
• Hotel Green Castle
• Hotel Al-Moba

If You Search The Internet With The Name Of The Resorts, You Will Get All The Information Related To Booking.

Hotels In Rangamati-

You Will Find Many Food Hotels Around The Bus Stand Or Resort.

The Advantages Of Visiting Jhulanta Bridge Are-

• Improved Travel Facilities
• Spending Quality Time With Family/Couple Or Friends
• Beautiful And Picturesque Nature

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 Dive Into Deep Water If You Do Not Know How To Swim
• With The Help Of A Local Guide You Can Tour The Entire Region Beautifully
• It Is Convenient To Make All The Preparations For Tracking
• Maintain Civility With Tribals
• Avoid Anything Harmful To The Environment

 Note: In Case Of Any Problem, Call Bangladesh Emergency Service 999.