Known locally as the "King of Khums," Debtakhum is one of the most visually striking gorge formations in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, roughly 600 feet long. Road access to the area is limited and periodically restricted for security reasons, so a local guide and up-to-date local information are essential.
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A waterfall on the Piyain River, mostly on the Indian side but viewable from the Bangladeshi bank.
One of the largest-volume waterfalls in Bangladesh, on the Remakri Khal, a tributary of the Sangu River.
A roadside waterfall cascading over large rocks, one of the most easily visited falls in the district.