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⛰️ Peaks

Mountains of Bangladesh

Bangladesh is overwhelmingly flat delta, but its south-eastern corner rises into the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Every significant peak in the country stands there, and the highest — Saka Haphong at 1,052 m — sits on the ridge along the Myanmar border.

#1 Saka Haphong

1,052 m
also called Mowdok Mual / Tlangmoy

Undisputed highest peak of Bangladesh, near the Myanmar border.

Chittagong Hill Tracts Bandarban

#2 Zow Tlang

1,005 m
also called Jo Tlang

Second highest; ridge walk from Remakri Prangsa.

Chittagong Hill Tracts Bandarban

#3 Mowdok Taung

1,003 m

Part of the Mowdok range straddling the border ridge.

Mowdok Range Bandarban

#4 Dumlong

998 m
also called Rangtlang

Remote peak in Bilaichari, rarely summited.

Chittagong Hill Tracts Rangamati

#5 Keokradong

986 m
also called Keokradong

The most famous trekking peak; long thought the highest.

Chittagong Hill Tracts Bandarban

#6 Tazing Dong

970 m
also called Bijoy

Officially declared the highest peak for many years.

Chittagong Hill Tracts Bandarban

#7 Chimbuk

762 m
also called Chimbuk Pahar

Roadside viewpoint — "the roof of Bangladesh" for road travellers.

Chittagong Hill Tracts Bandarban

#8 Nilgiri

701 m
also called Nil Giri

Resort above the clouds; sunrise over a sea of fog.

Chittagong Hill Tracts Bandarban

#9 Sajek Ridge

550 m
also called Konglak Para

Highest motorable valley resort area of the country.

Sajek Valley Rangamati

#10 Chandranath Hill

350 m
also called Sitakunda

Sacred Shakti Peetha temple hill with a famous stair climb.

Sitakunda Range Chattogram

#11 Garo Hills edge

300 m
also called Birishiri

China-clay hills and turquoise lakes on the Meghalaya frontier.

Garo Hills foothills Netrokona