Amiakhum Waterfall

Amiakhum is a waterfall in the hills of Thanchi that drops over rocky steps and creates multiple cascades through dense forests. The water flows through narrow gorges and forms different pools where it collects before flowing further downstream.

The waterfall took shape over centuries as mountain streams carved pathways through the rock layers of the hills. This gradual erosion formed the cascades and pools that visitors see today.

The Marma and Chakma communities living nearby maintain their traditional ways and welcome visitors into their villages with genuine hospitality. The way local families use their homes and land shows a close connection to the natural rhythms of the forest and seasons.

The best time to visit is during the rainy season when water flows strongest, but trails can become slippery and muddy. Sturdy footwear and a local guide are essential since paths are irregular and hard to follow on your own.

The journey to reach this waterfall includes a boat ride on the Sangu River followed by trekking through several remote villages that few travelers ever visit. This route makes the trip itself as memorable as the destination.