Hanging Bridge

Hanging Bridge(Jhulonto Bridge in Bengali)is the landmark icon of Rangamati. This bridge leads to another hill over the canal close to the
Parjatan motel. It’s a popular tourist spot and a must go destination. Architectural beauty and exotic natural view from this bridge is something
very amazing for traveler.

It is a trendy visitors spot in Rangamati Hill Tracts. Rangamati Hanging Bridge is definitely known as Jhulonto Bridge. This is
the landmark icon of Rangamati hill district which is situated at Chittagong Division of Bangladesh.This is the main attraction of the Rangamati
District. The mind blowing ’’ Kaptai Lake’’ surrounded among two great mountains. If you can hike the hilltop the natural scenery will attract
you too much to say. It cannot be explain but it remains invisible.
It is one of the most excellent tourist destinations of Bangladesh .Hanging Bridge is a well-liked traveler visiting place in Rangamati. Hanging
Bridge is the milestone symbol of Rangamati in Bangladesh.This is a most favourite tourist spot. “Hanging Bridge” is the very expected
beautiful historical place for every travellar. There are many fachinating places for the travelers in Rangamati. Really, Rangamati is the most
attractive place in Bangladesh.
It    has already become the top tourist attractions in Bangladesh now a day. It is also very attractive tourist destination for foreigners.
Location: Rangamati Hill District, Bangladesh

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