Rangamati Hill District

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Rangamati Hill District is a scenic, predominantly indigenous-inhabited hill district in southeastern Bangladesh known for its lakes, forests, and cultural diversity.

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Rangamati Hill District canonical 1
Rangamati town 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district
administrativeCenter Rangamati town
linked to: Rangamati
borderWith Bandarban District
Chattogram District
India
Khagrachhari District
Myanmar
capital Rangamati
climate tropical monsoon climate
containsInfrastructure Kaptai Dam
country Bangladesh
ethnicGroup Bawm
Bengali
Chakma
linked to: Chakma people

Khumi
Khyang
Lushai
Marma
Mro
Pankhua
Tanchangya
Tripura
governingBody Deputy Commissioner of Rangamati
hasBodyOfWater Kaptai Lake
hasEconomicActivity fishing
forestry
hydropower
jhum cultivation
tourism
hasProtectedArea Kaptai National Park
hasRiver Karnaphuli River
hasTouristAttraction Chakma Rajbari
Hanging Bridge of Rangamati
Kaptai Lake
Rajban Bihar Pagoda
Sajek Valley
knownFor cultural diversity
forests
hill landscapes
indigenous communities
lakes
scenic beauty
languageUsed Bangla
linked to: Bengali

Chakma language
Marma language
Tripuri language
linked to: Tipra language
locatedIn Chittagong Division
southeastern Bangladesh
partOf Chittagong Hill Tracts
religion Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
terrain hilly
timeZone Bangladesh Standard Time
utcOffset +06:00
vegetation evergreen forest
semi-evergreen forest

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Chittagong Division containsDistrict Rangamati Hill District
Rangamati hasCapital Rangamati town
linked to: Rangamati Hill District