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The Mystical Nunchhari Devata Pond

October 14, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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Nunchhari Devata Pond, hidden in the beautiful sceneries of Khagrachhari, is a mysterious and religiously significant site. This fascinating location combines natural beauty and historic heritage, making it a must-see for spiritual searchers and nature lovers alike.

A Closer Look at the Pond

Depth and Features:

The pond is shallow, with an average depth of 5-7 feet. The actual source of its water is unknown; some believe it is fed by underground springs, while others claim it serves as a natural rainwater collecting system.

Biodiversity:

The pond is home to a variety of aquatic life, including fish, frogs, and insects. It is also bordered by a lush jungle, providing habitat for various bird species. This diverse ecosystem contributes to the peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal location for leisure and exploration.

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Devata Pond , Image source: Wikipedia

The Legend of Nunchhari Devata Pond

The legend of Nunchhari Devata Pond is as fascinating as the pond itself. According to local legend, a powerful deity chose this location to build a sacred pool, ensuring that the waters would never dry up. Over time, the pond became an important site of worship and pilgrimage for the locals. The Tripura community, in particular, believes that bathing in this pond can satisfy one’s desires, and considers it a sacred gift to the locals.

Visiting Nunchhari Devata Pond

Best Time to Visit:  The ideal time to visit is during the dry season, from November to February. The weather is pleasant, and the pond is less crowded, making for a more relaxing experience.

Activities:  Visitors can explore the pond and its surroundings, engage in trekking, and birdwatching, and enjoy picnics amidst nature. The pond’s clear, still waters create a serene setting for relaxation.

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Nearby Attractions:

While in Khagrachhari, don’t miss other attractions such as Boga Lake, the scenic Chittagong Hill Tracts, and the Rangamati district. To learn more about local indigenous culture, visit Shantipur Forest Cottage and the century-old Buddhist temple in Khagrachhari town.

Getting There

Nunchhari Devata Pond is located about 12 km from Khagrachhari town, on a hilltop at an elevation of approximately 700 feet. Accessible via the Khagrachhari-Mahlchhari-Rangamati road, the pond can be reached by following a one-kilometre hill path from Nunchhari village.

Where to Stay

For accommodations, consider Hotel Masud in the main market, which offers budget-friendly rooms ranging from 100 to 200  taka. Other lodging options include Chowdhury Boarding, Sampriti Hotel, Shilpi Boarding, and Hotel Threster, as well as several tourist motels for a more comfortable stay.

 

Nunchhari Devata Pond is more than just a scenic spot; it is a place of deep cultural significance and natural beauty. Whether you’re drawn by the legends, the stunning landscape, or the peaceful atmosphere, this hidden gem in Khagrachhari promises to leave a lasting impression on all who visit.

Devata Pond Khagrachhari Khagrachhari tourist spot Nunchhari Devata Nunchhari village

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