Keokradong

Keokradong is a pinnacle situated in Bandarban, Bangladesh, with a height of 986 metres. Some sources guarantee it as the most noteworthy purpose of Bangladesh. On the highest point of Keokradong there is a little safe house and a billboard set up by Bangladesh Army declaring the rise to be 967 metres. Height estimated by handheld GPS demonstrates it is 986 meters with 3m precision. There is a contention about the most elevated purpose of Bangladesh, and a few sources demonstrate Saka Haphong as the most raised pinnacle of the country. Saka Haphong is a crest in Bangladesh, frequently thought about the most astounding purpose of the nation, with a rise of 1,052 metres. Located on the Bangladesh– Burma fringe, it is arranged between Thanchi, Bandarban, Bangladesh and the Chin State of Burma.

Saka Haphong isn't formally the most noteworthy pinnacle of Bangladesh, but maps and other information demonstrate there are no higher crests inside the country. In February 2006 a GPS perusing of 1,064 meters was recorded on this summit by English traveler Ginge Fullen. As of late two trekking clubs checked the tallness of Saka Haphong as 3,488 and 3,461 feet respectively. Any of these figures would make it the most elevated mountain in Bangladesh, surpassing the stature of Keokradong which is 3,172 feet high.