This will be the final post for now about the Life of Indigenous people of Bangladesh at Bandarban. I have tried to show the route and the little bit about the living of Indigenous people of Bandarban. Let's have a look the fourth episode starting a video from where we left at our last post.
After crossing the Baro Pathar area slowly we dive into little bit deep water so, the boat was gently started to moving onward.
As our boat finds the deep water we are starting to find more boats around, there is a fishing boat which is tring to catch some fishes, fishing is another living for the people around river. It is very difficult to live place like this too remote to get the facilities we are getting at our daily life
The water was too clear & sweet, you can find a beautiful landscape waiting at near distance
Both side of the rive has several beautiful trees and bushes as above
Blue Sky, Clear Water, Green Trees and you are on a Engine-less Boat! Life is beautiful!!!
Local People cultivating vegetables near the Bank of Sangu River
Small rocks spreaded on the bed of River side
This is how people collect wood and take to the collection point at Bandarban, many of them for trafficking as well
This is the time to say Good Bye to this beautiful place and good people, will come again and again!!!
Please find below previous link of "Life of Indigenous people of Bangladesh" related post:
#1. https://steemit.com/travel/@mustavi/life-of-indigenous-people-of-bangladesh-part-one-few-days-at-bandarban
#2. https://steemit.com/travel/@mustavi/life-of-indigenous-people-of-bangladesh-part-two-few-days-at-bandarban
#3. https://steemit.com/travel/@mustavi/life-of-indigenous-people-of-bangladesh-part-three-few-days-at-bandarban