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Why to visit Dawki Town
Dawki is noted for its beautiful lush green surroundings, which is a true blessing! The town is not just a tourist destination, but it is also one of the closest 'Gates to Bangladesh.'
It has traditionally acted as a crossroads for trade between the two countries. Dawki is most known for its coal mining and limestone exports, which keep the India-Bangladesh trade flowing. It is, in fact, the only site in the world where a road connects to Bangladesh.
You may have seen a photograph of boats on a crystal clear river that gives the impression that they are floating in midair. This is Dawki for you, and the Umngot river, with its most gorgeous and stunning crystal clear water, is the place's main feature. The Umangot River, also known as the Dawki River, flows into Bangladesh, where it is renamed the Goyain River. On both sides of the border, the river and its boat rides are the most popular tourist attractions.
The Dawki Suspension Bridge is also a popular tourist attraction. The bridge was built by the British in 1932.
