Comments on: Khagrachari — One of Bangladesh’s hidden corners http://www.mikeyleung.ca/2007/04/19/khagrachari/ My random repository of travel intelligence and media Wed, 09 Nov 2011 12:18:21 +0000 hourly 1 By: KH. Owashim http://www.mikeyleung.ca/2007/04/19/khagrachari/#comment-246 KH. Owashim Wed, 25 Mar 2009 19:48:07 +0000 http://mikeyleung.dreamhosters.com/blog/2007/04/19/khagrachari/#comment-246 Thanks first for your close view of the local pepole & it's nature. Here indigineus people work hard. Mainly 13 tribal class scatteredly living in this hilltract region. Zoom cultivation is the main livelyhood for local tibal inhavitants. Dispite of hard work it's not improved their living standered. basically lacking of edecation facilities & backward infrastructure especially communication system, the other hand there are some seperatiest group named as " Santi Bahini" trained by the neibouring country made lots of disaster for the lives & developments. Now a days such activities declined & both local & tribal community stepping progress Naturally the hill tracts iis very beautifull. Alutilla & Sazek vally wonderfull. For refreshment if one go & stay there few days must overwhelm for it's enriched tribal culture, isolated nature. Thanks first for your close view of the local pepole & it’s nature.
Here indigineus people work hard. Mainly 13 tribal class scatteredly living in this hilltract region. Zoom cultivation is the main livelyhood for local tibal inhavitants. Dispite of hard work it’s not improved their living standered. basically lacking of edecation facilities & backward infrastructure especially communication system, the other hand there are some seperatiest group named as ” Santi Bahini” trained by the neibouring country made lots of disaster for the lives & developments. Now a days such activities declined & both local & tribal community stepping progress

Naturally the hill tracts iis very beautifull.
Alutilla & Sazek vally wonderfull. For refreshment if one go & stay there few days must overwhelm for it’s enriched tribal culture, isolated nature.

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]]> By: tanm http://www.mikeyleung.ca/2007/04/19/khagrachari/#comment-240 tanm Wed, 16 Jul 2008 07:18:51 +0000 http://mikeyleung.dreamhosters.com/blog/2007/04/19/khagrachari/#comment-240 I was reminded of this power - IT dilemma years ago, when at the train station I, along with tens of people were stalled at the ticket booth for an hour for train tickets! Most IT companies in the capital go with elaborate power backup plans to get their work done. Right now, I am planning a trip to Khagrachari for the weekend. Maybe not the best of weathers to try it... but we'll see. Cheers. I was reminded of this power – IT dilemma years ago, when at the train station I, along with tens of people were stalled at the ticket booth for an hour for train tickets! Most IT companies in the capital go with elaborate power backup plans to get their work done.

Right now, I am planning a trip to Khagrachari for the weekend. Maybe not the best of weathers to try it… but we’ll see.

Cheers.

]]> By: Rashed http://www.mikeyleung.ca/2007/04/19/khagrachari/#comment-241 Rashed Fri, 18 Apr 2008 22:06:03 +0000 http://mikeyleung.dreamhosters.com/blog/2007/04/19/khagrachari/#comment-241 Who is this Himu? Did he study at CU? Who is this Himu? Did he study at CU?

]]> By: Noeline http://www.mikeyleung.ca/2007/04/19/khagrachari/#comment-239 Noeline Wed, 09 May 2007 21:37:32 +0000 http://mikeyleung.dreamhosters.com/blog/2007/04/19/khagrachari/#comment-239 Hi Mikey, It's great to hear what you are up to. I envy you and wish I was younger. You appear to really love what you are doing and the people that you work with. Bangladesh does look and sound extremely interesting and challenging. Keep on with the great work. I've just returned from Morocco-that too is a very interesting country where the people are so inovative and resourceful. I loved our stay in the Atlas mountains experiencing riding camels and dancing to Berber drums. Joining in with the local ladies in a hammam was great fun. I was disappointed with Casablanca and Marrakesh. Marrakesh was too big and too busy with people and traffic, while Casablanca just seemed very jaded and lost. Fes was fantastic-would have liked to spend more time here. so too with Rabat. But it was a good trip once again with Intrepid. I'm off to Scotland, Ireland, Wales and Southern England with my husband shortly. Finally got him oversead! Thinking of you and thanks for the updates. I am most interested. Noelin Hi Mikey, It’s great to hear what you are up to. I envy you and wish I was younger. You appear to really love what you are doing and the people that you work with. Bangladesh does look and sound extremely interesting and challenging. Keep on with the great work.
I’ve just returned from Morocco-that too is a very interesting country where the people are so inovative and resourceful. I loved our stay in the Atlas mountains experiencing riding camels and dancing to Berber drums. Joining in with the local ladies in a hammam was great fun. I was disappointed with Casablanca and Marrakesh. Marrakesh was too big and too busy with people and traffic, while Casablanca just seemed very jaded and lost. Fes was fantastic-would have liked to spend more time here. so too with Rabat. But it was a good trip once again with Intrepid.
I’m off to Scotland, Ireland, Wales and Southern England with my husband shortly. Finally got him oversead!
Thinking of you and thanks for the updates. I am most interested. Noelin

]]> By: Himu http://www.mikeyleung.ca/2007/04/19/khagrachari/#comment-238 Himu Mon, 23 Apr 2007 14:50:31 +0000 http://mikeyleung.dreamhosters.com/blog/2007/04/19/khagrachari/#comment-238 Have a look at this site, Mike ... http://www.explorebangla.org ... Have a look at this site, Mike … http://www.explorebangla.org …

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