Machranga Dwip

Machranga Dwip

Machranga Dwip is an Island located between Icchamati River and Bhasa River that has gained the paramount position of a tourist spot over the recent times.

Machranga Dwip or Kingfisher Island is positioned between Icchamati River and Bhasa River. An aura of mystery and smoky hues of obnoxious desolation has its mark felt upon the island.

Machranga Dwip has Bangladesh on one of its side and India on the other. This bleak island is roofed by trees and is measured as an ideal hub for a fun-filled day trip. The island can be reached from Hasnabad or Taki by hiring a local boat.

The island is nice for a nature walk over the stretched green fields and in the distance where enchantment screams one can visit the villages of Bangladesh. The setting sun over River Ichamati as viewed from the island is an extravagant sight to be sheltered in the brain eternally. It is a petite island in the middle of Ichamati River that is still more or less a virgin spot. Nearby attractions of Machranga Dwip at Taki, which is another popular day trip destination, is just twenty minutes from Machranga Dweep. Hasnabad is also nearby.

The island is very beautiful with mangroves and water bodies all around. One who will visit this place had a good walk around.

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