Kanchenjunga – a breath-taking mountain range!

The third highest mountain in the world is well known as Kanchenjunga which is believed to hold the most beautiful scenic views in mountain nature.
Adventurists, who have thirst for nature, can find ways to get closer to the mountain range of Kanchenjunga. Today I am here to explore the beauties of the mountain nature. There is great news that during this winter anyone can enjoy the beautiful view of Kanchenjunga by visiting north of the country in Panchagarh district. It is about 288 kilometers North West of the capital Dhaka and on a clear sky the tip of the mountain range can be witnessed – which is worth watching.
Kanchenjunga lies partly in Nepal and partly in Sikkim, India. It rises with an elevation of 8,586 m (28,169 ft) in a section of the Himalayas called Kangchenjunga.
It was 2012 when the beauty of Kanchenjunga’s highest peak was captured by Rezaul Hafiz Rahi for the first time from Burir Badh a place of Thakurgaon. After a posting in his facebook page, people had come to know that one of the most beautiful daughter of nature dubbed - himaloyer konna, had come to our doorsteps with her beauty. And people of Bangladesh can easily enjoy the beauty from Tentulia.
Usually if anybody wants to enjoy the amazing mountain he or she would have to go to Nepal or India. A large number of people from the world travel to Darjeeling in India from October through May every year to see the mountain range that is - Kanchenjunga.

There is a historic accommodation - dakbungalow in Tentulia upazila headquarters in Panchagarh. The bunglow wears Victorian style decorations on the walls and roof top. It is known that the moharaja or local king had fascination for the nature.

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