Alutila Guha

The Greek-like infrastructures in the place were truly excellent, with the hill view. The sunrise and sunset were both stunning, with clouds right under me and a beautiful red horizon during dusk. Although the cave may have been a bit frightening, it was still an interesting sight to see. Overall, incredible time and some unforgettable memories.

This is amazing Guha. I enter the inside Guha. I was going from one side to the other side, Guha. You must remember to enter the Guha on any light or mobile flashlight needed. Very cool weather inside Guha. You feel different when you enter Guha. More beautiful the Julonto bride and the other side theater and more.

Beautiful place. Very little and narrow space to passing the cave from entry to exit. Inside the cave it’s little bit cold. Was there with my family. I was carrying my four and half years son in my back to cross the cave. My son enjoyed the place. It's my first time at Alutila though i have visited several times at Khagrachhari. It’s outside Khagrachhari town.

The cave also known as 'Matai Hakor' is situated in Khagrachari Area...It was formed inside the 1000 meter high hill named Alutila...The hill area is surrounded by deep green forest. The cave is 100 meters long. It has a natural subway-like shape with cold water flowing at bottom. The cave is so dark and adventures... Had a great life experience here...

It was great to experience naturally exotic beauty. Though bats used to stay in guha, I have not seen such scene.

Alutila guha was an adventure! Had fun there. But It’s not for kids and seniors.
The view from the places on the hilltop was speechless.

If you love adventure you must go there.

Walking Through the cave was a good experience. Nice view from the hill top,
Hanging bridges.

Good place for family adventure. Rocks become slippery after slight rain. Walking barefooted can be helpful.

Alutila Guha, nestled in the picturesque landscape of Matiranga Upazila in the Khagrachari District of Bangladesh, is a fascinating natural cave system that draws explorers and nature enthusiasts alike. The cave is set within the limestone hills, offering a unique geological spectacle with intricate stalactite and stalagmite formations.

The entrance to Alutila Guha leads adventurers through a series of narrow passages and chambers, creating an immersive experience as they navigate the subterranean realm. The cave's interior features a network of tunnels, and some areas are adorned with stunning mineral formations that have evolved over centuries.

One of the distinctive aspects of Alutila Guha is the presence of underground streams, adding an extra layer of enchantment to the exploration. Visitors may encounter small pools and watercourses within the cave, enhancing the overall allure of this natural wonder.

Surrounding the cave, the biodiversity of the region adds to its charm. The lush greenery and diverse flora and fauna contribute to the overall appeal of Alutila Guha as a destination for both adventure seekers and those seeking to connect with nature.

This cave system, with its geological wonders and natural beauty, stands as a testament to the captivating landscapes that can be found in the Chittagong Hill Tracts region of Bangladesh.

The guha is small. It take 10 to 15 min to cross. But to feel it all you have to enter at early morning when there no crowds at all. Best if you have 3 to 4 persons group.
It is risky in rain and due to darkness you could fall in slippery rock. And there is a streem running down on your feet. So if it rains then the current becomes strong and make it much risky.
You cant find and lantern or moshal. You have to use your personal light. Like phone or torch something.

Subhan Allah 😍

Awesome place 🥰

A wonderful place to go, a natural cave.

It is recently developed as quite a big park around the cave and nearby hills. Hanging bridge between hills are there as well. Khagrachori city is seen from these hills and looked very nice.

It requires nearly 600 Staircases to go down to the cave entrance. Natural cave itself is very dark. Strong flashlight requires to go inside.

Entry fee is 40 taka only.
Big Parking space available.
Paid restroom available.

A popular park.

Some part of the cave is artificially made. But it's fine. Really a thrilling experience. The cave is about 100-200 metres long

Nice adventure place in Khagrachhari, strongly recommended.

Alutila Cave is a natural cave located in Khagrachari district of Bangladesh. Alutila cave is located in the Alutila or Arbari hill at an altitude of 3000 feet above sea level, 7 km west of the main town in Matiranga upazila of Khagrachari district. Locals call it Matai Hakar or God's Cave. This cave is very dark and cold. The small torch in your hand is the only source of light in the cave. The bottom of the tunnel is slippery and rocky and a spring flows beneath it. The cave looks like an underground tunnel with a length of about 350 feet. It takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes to enter from one side of the cave and exit from the other side. As the height of the cave is very low at times, one has to crawl through it at one stage.
The main attraction of Alutila tourist center is its mysterious tunnels. At the foot of the Alutila hill below 266 steps from the top of the hill is the location of this mysterious tunnel built in the folds of rock and soil. The mouth of the cave is about 18 feet in diameter. Before people used bamboo flare to walk across the dark cave. But now-a-days use of bamboo flare has already stopped and replaced by modern technologies (Torch of mobile set🤣). Recently, surroundings of the cave have been developed by government and Now-a-days Alutila is not only place of attraction for its cave but also for its natural beauty. Some resting places, arc, pergola, topiary, artificial hanging breezes are made along with a open platform with enough sitting arrangements. The open platform is used to show various cultural variations of the different tribes and Bengalis culture by the performers from many cultural organisations.
Moreover, whole khagrachari town may be observed with birds eye view from Alutila or Arbari Hill.

Most popular tourist sport.

Very nice place, wonderful natural beauty.

Alutila Cave is roughly 200-250 meters long, it is not much of a problem to get from one side to the other. A little water and some stones are seen while walking, there is a possibility of getting a little pain if the foot slips, there is no risk of danger. The feeling of going inside the cave is different, you have to walk the path in the dark with flashlight. The amusement park is built around the Alutila cave and the entrance fee is only 40 taka. Alutila Park is full of indescribable natural beauty.

Complete Real adventure. Just awesome.