Sylhet madhabkunda waterfall
One of the tallest waterfalls in Bangladesh is the Madhabkunda
waterfall (Bengali: ). It is located in the Moulvibazar District's Barlekha
Upazila. In Bangladesh, the waterfall is a well-liked tourist destination.
Numerous people are drawn there for day outings and picnics by the large rocks,
the surrounding forest, and the nearby waterways.
History[edit]
Raja Govardhan of Gour
(reigned 1250–1260) had the idea to build a rest area while on a hunting
excursion in the Patharia hills for the convenience of travelers. He stumbled
discovered Madhabeshwar, a monk who was doing some meditation beside a
waterfall. The waterfall was known as Madhabkunda waterfall in honor of the
monk.[1]
Transport[edit]
At 24°38′21′′N 92°13′16′′E, it is situated. It is roughly 200
feet (61 m) high. On the Kulaura-Shabajpur track (see Akhaura-Kulaura-Chhatak
Line), it is around five kilometers from Dakshinbagh Railway Station and 350
kilometers (220 miles) from Dhaka City.[Reference required]
Madhabkunda may be reached by car from Sylhet or Moulvibazar or by train from Kulaura Junction.[2]
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