Boga Lake is the wonder of Bandarban district. I love this place. It is so beautiful place! I went there in 2016 but its memory still in my mind!

Boga Lake is a stunning destination where you can see fish swimming clearly in the water. If you step into the lake, the fish will gather around, expecting food—sometimes even giving you a little bite! Behind the lake, there's a road leading to Marma Para, where the locals are incredibly welcoming and kind. Their hospitality makes the visit even more special, and you can hear fascinating stories about the lake's history and legends. Previously, the journey to the lake was more thrilling, but after the construction of the road, some of that adventure has faded. However, it's still an amazing place to visit. Highly recommended for everyone!

Nestled amidst the enchanting hills of Bangladesh, Boga Lake is an absolute gem and a must-visit destination for any nature lover. My trip to Boga Lake was nothing short of magical, leaving me awestruck by the sheer beauty and serenity of this natural wonder. The journey to Boga Lake is an adventure in itself. The lake’s crystal-clear waters reflect the azure sky and nearby mountains, creating a mesmerizing view that seemed almost surreal. The entire area is a paradise for hikers and trekkers, with numerous trails leading to nearby viewpoints, waterfalls. Boga Lake is a pristine paradise that offers a rejuvenating escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you’re an adventurer, a nature lover, or someone seeking solace in nature’s embrace, Boga Lake will leave you with unforgettable memories and a longing to return.

Boga Lake, located high in the hills of Bandarban, is one of the most iconic and serene destinations in Bangladesh. Situated at an altitude of over 2,500 feet, it is the highest lake in the country and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and forests. Reaching Boga Lake requires a challenging trek through rugged terrain, making it a popular spot for adventurous travelers and trekkers. The lake itself is surrounded by hills and is often covered with a layer of mist, adding to its mystical charm. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful time by the lake, taking in the stunning natural beauty and serene atmosphere. The clear blue waters of the lake, coupled with the surrounding green landscapes, create an almost surreal setting. Boga Lake is also home to the local indigenous tribes, who add a unique cultural dimension to the experience. For trekkers, the journey to Boga Lake is a rewarding challenge, and once you reach the lake, the experience of being surrounded by nature is truly unforgettable. It is an excellent spot for camping, hiking, and taking in the untouched beauty of the region. Boga Lake is a must-visit destination for those seeking an adventure off the beaten path.

Boga Lake is a natural lake on top of mountains in Bandoban District, Bangladesh. This is situated at Ruma Upazaila, on 1073 feet top of a mountain. The depth of this lake is 151 feet. The water of Boga lake is transparent and clean as well as warmer. As per local people it is a mouth of Dragon. Swimming or taking bath into the lake is restricted, though it is possible after taking your guide with you.

It's a good place to visit! If you're bored with your urban life, then you must visit this place! Remember: You will have access to electricity for just 4 hours, the time starts from 6pm and ends at 10pm! So if you need to charge your gadgets, you have to charge them within this Time! #Try to spend a night without any gadgets or Phone,only then you could see the pure beauty of Nature!

The calm lake gives a great experience of observing natural beauty. For safety reasons, you can't swim here, but just sitting beside the lake looking at this will ensure a mental refreshment. Staying at the cottage just beside the lake allows you to get e great view.

Legends mention that there the particular area was the resident of the gods and goddesses of the aboriginal people. But a sudden disaster of a deity who killed (actually ate) the inhabitants of the local Khumi tribal village people. The story did not end there. The deity reappeared in the form of a dreadful dragon and was responsible for the instant earthquake which resulted in the craving of the hillside, disappearing of that village and the formation of the legendary deep Boga Lake. This place highly valued by the community for its water based recreational activities, amenity and cultural heritage while also fulfilling its role as a water supply storage.