SAIRU Hill Resorts is set against the spectacular greenery covered hill range of Bandarban in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, renowned for its natural beauty and considered as the heart of Buddhist culture within Bangladesh.

SAIRU Hill Resorts area is set against the spectacular greenery covered hill range which is renowned for its natural beauty and as heart the of Buddhist culture. It is conveniently located only 18 km away from Bandarban Town on the hill slopes at the Y – junction of the road from Bandarban to Chimbuk / Nilgiri,.

Sairu Hill Resorts Limited, Baro Mile, Chimbuk Road, Y Junction. Shualock, Bandarban – 4600. Chittagong, Bangladesh

SAIRU offers you the perfect blend of nature with. luxurious accommodation facilities at Bandarban.

SAIRU Hill Resort is set against the spectacular greenery-covered-hill-range of Bandarban in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, renowned for its natural beauty and considered as the heart of Buddhist culture within Bangladesh.

The complex, Sairu Hill Resort, draws its name from this Mythical Love Story and the logo from the two entwined trees. Contact Baro Mile, Chimbuk Road, Y Junction

luxurious accommodation facilities at bandarban. SAIRU Hil Resorts is set against the spectacular greenery covered hill range of bandarban in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, renowned for its natural beauty and considered as the heart of Buddhist culture within Bangladesh.Bandarban is a district in the South-Eastern part of Bangladesh and regarded ...

SAIRU resorts is located in the natural surroundings of Bandarban which is rich in vegetation. The concept was to give visitors a touch and feel of being in the nature itself as it is. Hence, it is quite natural to expect some wildlife like snakes, insects, geckoes(তক্ষক), lizards etc.

Sairu offers you the perfect blend of nature with luxurious accommodation facilities at Bandarban

Sairu Resort overlooks the Sangu River to the Northwest, the Bay of Bengal to the Southwest and the hilly range along the Myanmar border towards the East. Local materials: stone, bamboo and wood has been used wherever possible and everything else had to be sourced from outside.