Barabkund Hill - বাড়বকুণ্ড পাহাড়

Nice place

Vary beautiful Looks

The hills are lined up, One after the other, Pretty beautiful

Barbakunda in Sitakunda is a relatively unfamiliar trail. It goes without saying that there are not as many tourists as we see in Khayachara, Napittachara or Ruposhi Jharna. The most interesting and spectacular place of Barbakund is the Agnikund temple, the fair is held here on Shiva Chaturdashi. The gathering of devotees is more then. There are also several temples that are hundreds of years old On the way to the temple, you will find a pond on the right side of the hand. You will get the rest of the fountains along the Jhiripath. Especially the last fountain is more joss. It may take you an hour to walk to the last waterfall. It depends on your walk. But lots slippery. On the way there will be a huge piece of hilly soil. The soil has softened due to the wetness in the rain and it breaks wherever you put your hand, although it is a big responsibility to control the greed of taking pictures. But without the rainy season it is fairly hard as iron. But the trouble will end in a moment. How to go: Get off at Barbakund Bazaar from Dhaka or Chittagong. If Barbakund Bazar comes from Dhaka after Sitakunda and after Banshbaria from Chittagong. The ancient Kalbhairavi temple is a 40-45 minute walk from Barab Kund Bazar to the east. From there, if you walk 3 minutes along the Jhiripath, you will find a Jhiri path on the right hand side, 2 fountains at 6 o'clock and if you go straight you will find two more fountains. But no one should try to climb the last fountain with courage. Alerts and calls: Since it is a religious place of Hindus, don't shout loudly. The rocks are very slippery so walk carefully. Of course, everyone should take off their shoes and go to see the fireplace. Don't leave dirt there.