Amiakhum is a captivating waterfall located in remote area called Tindu of Thanchi in Bandarban, Bangladesh, known for its natural beauty and serene surroundings. Amiakhum Waterfall is celebrated for its picturesque beauty.

The waterfall exhibits a significant height of 150 meters, with water descending gracefully to form a pool below. The scenic view of water gushing down the rocks entices visitors. To reach Amiakhum, visitors often embark on a trek through hilly terrains and forests. The trekking experience adds adventure and excitement to the journey, allowing travelers to enjoy the natural surroundings. The area surrounding Amiakhum Waterfall offers a serene environment characterized by dense forests and captivating landscapes. Visitors often cherish spending time amidst the lush greenery and peaceful atmosphere.

Best Time to Visit:

As with many waterfalls, the best time to experience Amiakhum's splendor is often during the rainy season when the water flow is at its peak. However, the waterfall's beauty can also be appreciated during other times of the year.

Way to Amiyakhum:

If you want to go to Amiakhum, first come to Bandarban district from anywhere in the country. Then you have to go to Amiakhum through Thanchi upazila. Amiakhum can be reached by two routes from Thanchi.

Route 1: Thanchi > Padmajiri > Thuisapara > Devtapahar > Amiakhum.

Route 2: Thanchi > Remakri > Nafakhum > Jinapara > Thuisapara > Devtapahar > Amiakhum.

The first route requires about 6-7 hours of trekking only to reach Padmajhiri and many times one may have to trek at night. Although the second route is relatively convenient. Besides, you can go through Padmajhiri and come through Remakri.

It takes about 4-5 hours to reach Thanchi upazila by bus or jeep from Bandarban city. On reaching Thanchi upazila you must arrange a guide. Permission should be taken from the administration there with the guide. Then take reserved boat from Thanchi to Remakri Bazar. If you can reach Remakri by noon, you can start walking towards Nafakhum Jharna without wasting time. About two-two and a half hours of trekking from Remakri, you will see Nafakhum Jharna. After spending some time there, you can head out to Thuisa. If you think it will be a long night to reach Thuisa Para, you can spend the night in Jinapara, the previous one.

Thuisa Para is located at a 3-4 hour trekking distance from Nafakhum waterfall. You can spend the night there and leave for Amiakhum early morning with Thanchi guide and another local guide. About 3-3 and a half hours will take you to see the pristine beauty of Bandarban's nature and reach Amiakhum waterfall across the Debota Hill. Velakhum and Satvaikhum are located near Amiakhum. You have make arrangements for lunch in advance. On the way back from Amiakhum, you may spend the night at Thuisa Para and return to Thanchi as before or by a different route.