Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary is home to many known and rare flora and fauna. This is a dry evergreen forest. It is located in the Chunarughat of Habiganj district. You will discover the stunning surroundings of the Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary, a reserved forest on the border of Bangladesh-India. Rema and Kalenga are two different forests, but they are closely connected. Besides the deep forest and wild animals, you will often encounter indigenous communities such as Tripura, Munda, and Oraw, who have been living there for ages.

After reaching the Kalenga Forest Office at 10:00 a.m., you will commence your wildlife expedition. This forest will astonish you with its ornamental plants, wildlife, and the habitats of some rare Bangladeshi species. By following the instructions of an experienced local guide, you will be able to appreciate the magnificence of both areas. At 1 PM, after enjoying a delicious meal and freshening yourself, you will depart for the Rema section of the forest.

Walking through the emerald forest will restore you to your exuberant self and captivate you with its breathtaking beauty. Even more thrilling is the fact that you can enjoy cycling around the woodland pathways while blending in with the forest.

You will find pleasure while exploring the beauty of different birds, such as parrots, magpies, owls, kingfishers, eagles, and seagulls. Bird lovers will be able to capture the sight of various known and unknown species of birds. This forest is home to a variety of apes, squirrels, deer, tigers, elephants, wild dogs, and pigs, which you might encounter during your expedition. This forest is excellent for safari. Our tour guide will direct you to all the unique sides of the forest to take beautiful photos. As time passes, you will gradually feel the high biodiversity value of this remote and reasonably intact tropical forest. The tour will come to an end with loads of lifelong memories at 5 PM. Nothing will be short of exotic experiences in every bit of your adventure amid the Rema-Kalenga Reserve Forest.