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Municipality in Chittagong hill tracts, Bangladesh
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Bandarban Town is in Bandarban Hill District, in the Chittagong Division of Bangladesh.
Very cheap, with a fine view of River Sangu.
Maintained by the Press Club at town center, on top of the Press Club, and has a magnificent view of river Sangu.
The oldest in the category, with a rent-a-car station at hand.
Supposedly the best in the category. Flanked by the only Chinese restaurant in town.
Maintained by the Guide Tours. The best place to stay in Bandarban on top of Shoilo Propat. Maintained by Guide Tours this resort has a majestic view of Sangu River and features a cottage layout, Dhaka office Darpan Complex, 1st floor, Plot 2, Gulshan 2, Dhaka, +880 29886983,+880 29862205, +880 1711696337.
Maintained by District Administration. Not to be confused with the famous hotel chain.
Maintained by Mr. Manik Choudhury.
Maintained by Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation.
By bus
There are three ways to get to Bandarban. The easiest is a direct bus ride from Dhaka which takes 6 hours.
By car
Car rented from Chittagong, readily available from Bangladesh Enterprise (phone: +880 (0) 31 670512) at Chandgao, Al-Amin Enterprise (phone: +880 (0) 31 720600) or Alam Enterprise (phone: +880 (0) 31…
By Jeep
Jeeps, Land Rovers and Land Cruisers are available in Bandarban Jeep station, under the Bandarban Jeep-Microbus Owners Association.
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Chattogram (Chittagong) · International · CGP
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