Your Official Guide

Permit-Ready Travel to CHT

Navigating the Chittagong Hill Tracts requires specific clearances. Our guide simplifies the process, ensuring a respectful and secure journey into the region's living heritage.

Your Journey

Navigating Clearances

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Apply for NOC

Checkpoint Verification

Engage Local Guides

Foreign passport holders must submit No Objection Certificate applications 7 to 10 days before travel. Ensure all documents are complete.

Carry multiple physical copies of your permits and passport ID pages. Checkpoints operate across all access roads in the tri-district enclaves.

Hire accredited indigenous guides for cultural insights, safety, and community respect. They are essential for navigating the hills responsibly.

Respectful Engagement

Cultural Protocols

The Chittagong Hill Tracts are home to 11 distinct indigenous communities. Adhering to local customs, especially regarding photography and village visits, is paramount. Always seek permission before capturing images or entering private spaces. Your presence is a privilege.

Environmental preservation is a shared responsibility. Minimize your footprint by staying on marked trails, avoiding litter, and respecting natural ecosystems. Support local economies by purchasing crafts directly from artisans and choosing eco-conscious accommodations.

Need Assistance?

Permit & Travel Support

Our team is here to help clarify permit requirements and provide personalized travel advice. Reach out for support on your journey to the Chittagong Hill Tracts.