Published: 20 Jan 2022 18:01 BdST Updated: 20 Jan 2022 18:01 BdST
Thirty-five families belonging to the Bawm tribe have set up a neighbourhood named Darjeeling Para at the foot of Bangladesh’s second-highest mountain peak Keokradong in Bandarban’s Ruma Upazila. A road dissects the locality into two unions. Eighteen families live in Ruma Sadar Union, while 17 others live in Remakri Pransa Union. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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Darjeeling Para consists of 35 families from the Bawm tribe, who are divided into the Ruma Sadar and Remakri Pransa Unions at the foot of Bangladesh’s second-highest mountain peak, Keokradong, in Bandarban. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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Keokradong, the country’s second-highest peak, is located near Darjileeng Para. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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The sunrise is an enchanting sight at Darjeeling Para. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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A child looks on from a house belonging to the Bawm tribe’s Darjeeling Para. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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All the houses built by the Bawm tribe in Darjeeling Para, located at the foot of Bandarban’s Keokradong peak, are made of wood. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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An open wooden resthouse has been set up at the centre of Darjeeling Para for tired hikers and wayfarers. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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The children of Darjeeling Para play at this small open space in the afternoon. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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A group of tourists walk through Darjeeling Para. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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The children of Darjeeling Para play at this small open space in the afternoon. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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Darjeeling Para is surrounded by dense forests made of trees belonging to a variety of species. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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Darjeeling Para is surrounded by dense forests made of trees belonging to a variety of species. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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Darjeeling Para is surrounded by dense forests made of trees belonging to a variety of species. Photo: Usithoyai Marma
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